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In this case... shouldn't we fix it? —[[User:Thirty7|Thirty7]] [[File:Talk-Icon.jpg|link=User talk:Thirty7]] 05:33, 13 December 2011 (UTC) | In this case... shouldn't we fix it? —[[User:Thirty7|Thirty7]] [[File:Talk-Icon.jpg|link=User talk:Thirty7]] 05:33, 13 December 2011 (UTC) | ||
:Not in this case. This is the icon in the game files, right down to the filename. It's identical to the Rare icon; it's not that the game uses the wrong icon on the Very Rare powers. It was a graphic design oops, so "fixing" it requires us inventing a brand new image. --[[User:GuyPerfect|GuyPerfect]] 05:40, 13 December 2011 (UTC) | :Not in this case. This is the icon in the game files, right down to the filename. It's identical to the Rare icon; it's not that the game uses the wrong icon on the Very Rare powers. It was a graphic design oops, so "fixing" it requires us inventing a brand new image. --[[User:GuyPerfect|GuyPerfect]] 05:40, 13 December 2011 (UTC) | ||
| + | ::Yes... I understand that... but I think we all know what that image will look like, so it's not like there is guesswork on our part about it, which ordinarily would preclude us from altering anything. Which, of course, is why I asked the question. Why would we purposefully use the wrong image when we know what the correct one should be AND have the means to present it as such? —[[User:Thirty7|Thirty7]] [[File:Talk-Icon.jpg|link=User talk:Thirty7]] | ||
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In this case... shouldn't we fix it? —Thirty7 
05:33, 13 December 2011 (UTC)
- Not in this case. This is the icon in the game files, right down to the filename. It's identical to the Rare icon; it's not that the game uses the wrong icon on the Very Rare powers. It was a graphic design oops, so "fixing" it requires us inventing a brand new image. --GuyPerfect 05:40, 13 December 2011 (UTC)
- Yes... I understand that... but I think we all know what that image will look like, so it's not like there is guesswork on our part about it, which ordinarily would preclude us from altering anything. Which, of course, is why I asked the question. Why would we purposefully use the wrong image when we know what the correct one should be AND have the means to present it as such? —Thirty7
- Yes... I understand that... but I think we all know what that image will look like, so it's not like there is guesswork on our part about it, which ordinarily would preclude us from altering anything. Which, of course, is why I asked the question. Why would we purposefully use the wrong image when we know what the correct one should be AND have the means to present it as such? —Thirty7
