User talk:Dragons rose0483

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Eternal Sonata

Just wanted to say good work on the guide :)

I'm assuming you are writing from the PS3 version - it's great to get as much coverage as we can. However, I want to point out that some chest items are different in the 360 version. If you come across an item that doesn't match with what I have added it might be a good idea to double check before changing it.

I'm hoping to get the rest of the chapters added at some point. I have my guide all written out, I just need to get round to typing it up! --Minx 22:01, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

Reply

Thanks. I am writing from the PS3 Version and I wasn't realized that some of the chest items were different in different versions. I will make sure to double check from now on. You don't happen to have anything on the Lament sections, do you?Dragons rose0483 17:59, 11 January 2010 (UTC)

Preload buttons

The preload buttons.

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Hi, just a reminder to use the preload buttons when making new pages. Pages within a guide should have a {{Header Nav}} as well as a {{Footer Nav}} for both navigation and categorization purposes. Thanks, — najzere^T 17:17, 30 January 2010 (UTC)

Copyright infringement

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