User talk:PowerShield03

Something to note

Some smashers share a tag with other players. As a result of this, we sort them by the region they're in. For example, there's a Light in Connecticut and a Light in Germany. To distinguish between these two, we use {{Sm|Light|p=Connecticut}} and {{Sm|Light|p=Germany}}. When adding results, make sure the link redirects to the correct smasher. Anyways, keep up the good work! CookiesCreme 21:07, October 5, 2019 (EDT)

Another thing I should add: don't forget to add categories for both tournaments and smasher pages. You can look at other tournament/smasher pages for examples.

Anyways, nice job with all the Smasher and Tournament pages! CookiesCreme 15:21, November 26, 2019 (EST)

Sorry for the very late response, but thank you so much. It’s nice contributing to the wiki! PowerShield03 (talk) 7:38, December 14, 2019 (EST)

I made a huge mistake...

Recently I uploaded pages of Umebura 3 and 6 on SmashWiki. However, I left something out that was very crucial: I forgot to put "Tournament:" when typing out the names for both articles. So now when you look them up in the search bar, it shows up as a regular article and not a tournament page. Anyone know how to fix this? PowerShield03 PowerShield03 (talk) 14:40, November 3, 2019 (EST)

Oh I guess I'm a bit too late... there's an option to move the page next to "edit page", and you can move it from there. CookiesCreme 19:16, November 13, 2019 (EST)

Just so you know

Just Roll With It 11 was only a C-tier by PGRU v1 entrant standards, since top players weren't counted. If it had been in any other season, it would've been B-tier by entrants or by PGR entrants. In other words, tiers aren't the best way to judge whether a tournament is a national or not, especially season 1. CookiesCreme 10:48, January 20, 2020 (EST)

True that tiers aren't the ideal way of judging stuff as that, but I still kept the point as comparing nationals to a popular tournament series that in this entree had notable current/previously ranked PGR players and the highest attendance out of all of them is kinda weird. PowerShield03 (talk) 19:49, January 21, 2020 (EST)

Smasher page resources

I've noticed you've created a lot of Smasher pages recently, so I suggest using SmashData to search for Ultimate results. It has not just PGR tournaments, but several other Smash.gg tournaments as well, making it very useful for data collecting. CookiesCreme 15:13, January 31, 2020 (EST)

Oh wow, thank you so much. My main sources for Smasher pages are smash.gg and Smash Record for Japanese players. Smash.gg is really messy of a site if you're looking for a player's results imo so hope this alleviates that issue I have. PowerShield03 (talk) 15:34, February 2, 2020 (EST)

Recent effort

thank you so much, I feel special now. :) PowerShield03 (talk) 12:04, May 6, 2020 (EST)

Recent Smasher pages

A quick heads up, some of your recent Smasher pages have been incredibly borderline notable or, in the case of JaeSeoul, not notable at all. CookiesCreme 21:19, December 20, 2020 (EST) I get the JaeSeoul one, I just made it because it was a quick one to make, but Kesa and ForbiddenOne were on the notable Captain Falcon and Pac-Man players section, respectively. Also Niklas is also one of the only active Melee Young Link players. The reason why they look so borderline is because of lack of results. User:PowerShield03 0:30, December 21, 2020 (EST)