Talk:Street Fighter
Street Fighter 2 Discipline has been huffed[edit source]
Can anyone recover it??? perhaps it would be a good idea to merge it here, if we can't keep it from being huffed again.
- Sure, why not. That is, if someone is still able to recover it... which isn't me. Since--you know--...I don't have it and stuff. :( --Hanyouman 18:49, 15 March 2007 (UTC)
I printed it off to show a friend awhile back, but theres still a few copies of it floating around the net [1] Weekly laze 11:05, 21 April 2007 (UTC)
You've been PEE'd[edit source]
The Review[edit source]
With all due respect, I think I'll just put this here for people to see and to get an idea of how bad a shape this article is in. It needs help bad.
Humour: | 4 | Okay, I didn't find much humour in here at all. It's a fairly blah article about something that is ripe for ridicule, but like many arcade games over time has had the same jokes told about it ad inifinitum until they are no longer amusing.
The major issue I had with the humour is that there is no cohesiveness. Compare this, for instance with an article like Dungeons & Dragons: Real Life Edition. The latter has a cohesive feel, and there are several layers of humour. This article, on the other hand, is a string of one liners. One liners can be very funny when put in context - out of context they look a little limp. |
Concept: | 3 | Again with the cohesiveness thing.
I'm trying to work out what the concept is behid this. The topic is obvious - the game called Street Fighter and all it's incarnations - but the concept is more that just a topic. again referring back to D&D RLE, the topic is Dungeons and Dragons, the concept is what you would find in a game of Dungeons and Dragons that was actually based upon real life events and real life characters. I'm simplifying here, but I think you get the point. Oh, and referring back to HTBFANJS, there is intrinsically enough stupidity in this that you can actually refer back to the truth behind this as well. I'm old, so I remember a game known as "Double Dragon" where you play two characters, who look remarkably like Ryu and Ken, that walk along and fight people in the street. That was pre-1987, when Street Fighter was released. |
Prose and formatting: | 2 | I hate, HATE, HATE the console thingy. Create an image or leave it out of there altogether. To be honest I come into it and have an extremely small amount of text, followed by an inordinately large table of contents, with a couple of fairly poxy images on the right, then scroll down to find the rest of the table of contents, a little more text, and an ascii graphic. If I came across this article through random browsing and started to read, I would get no further than this. I would also consider it a VFD nominee.
There are a number of mispellings, grammatical errors, the writing style chops and changes and... In short, it needs a huge amount of work. |
Images: | 5 | I'm not impressed by the images, but I'm not turned off by them either. I'm being very neutral on this because my major focus has been getting the text right first of all. None of the images are really funny in and of themselves, and need the textual back-up to make them zing. |
Miscellaneous: | 3 | I really dislike this, but it is because it is not a consistent piece more than any other aspect. There have been (without checking the history) too many editors going through this and chopping and changing consistently and no clear flow from initial concept to final production. Potentially somewhere in the history there is a version of this with the cinsistency to carry it off. This is not that version. |
Final Score: | 17 | So I've torn it down a significant amount, and time to build it up again.
I love Street Fighter II. My lack of edumacation has a lot to do with the amount of time as a 17 year old I spent playing this while I was supposed to be in class, and getting lessons from my sensei - an 11 year old asian kid whose father ran the fish and chip shop around the corner from my high school, and who could beat this game playing every single character. So this is a topic that has a special place for me, hence my happiness at seeing an article on it, and my dissappointment at seeing how it was executed, and hence my fairly scathing review. But at the same time I can see how this can be improved very easily. Using the Wikipedia article and D&D RLE as guides, I would strip this down to almost nothing. Then I would break it into several individual articles.
Now these are just rough ideas as to how to break it down. I have stolen a little from here in regards to this. Then I would develop a concept in my mind. Wether it be just the enormous proliferation of street fighter games, or the intrinsic stupidity of the storyline (or lack thereof), the horrendous game-play... Hey, I'm not writing it, so you can work this out yourself. Then I would start to build up the first article, polish, clean, cut, polish, add, clean, cut, polish, over and over. Make it sparkle. As you're doing that the ideas for the others will flow as well, but remember that each article must be cohesive in and of itself. There is some good material here, but not much, but more importantly there is the promise of a really good satire here. Take it away! |
Reviewer: | Pup |
So, yeah. Unless this thing can get a facelift, it should probably be VFD'd. -- Hanyouman 08:00, October 6, 2009 (UTC)
- I'm due respect? Wow! You have led a cloistered life! Pup
- Is that good? :o -- Hanyouman 20:43, October 6, 2009 (UTC)
Image galleries & SFII Discipline[edit source]
If anybody wants to grab the images for the characters to create a characters page, there's a fairly exhaustive collection here.
And as much as I dislike the article and think it should have been banned, to preserve it so it can be melded into a new article The transcript of SFII from the above link is below. Pup 05:49, 27/10/2009
SFII Discipline[edit source]
- You must never use a low kick in response to a strong punch.
- You must never be the green guy and just sit in a corner using your electricity. That's just cheap.
- You must never toss a fireball when your opponent is drinking a 7up.
- You must never toss a fireball more then 3 times in a row.
- You must never make fun of the Japanese.
- You must never be attracted to the female characters
- You must never be the person who only uses characters that use special move combinations that involve holding down a button for two seconds.
- You can make fun of the Spanish, but only because that Spanish guy is a sissy.
- Remember that the elephants are smarter than you.
- You must never pull an elephant's tail.
- Turtling is for sissies, like that Spanish guy.
- Pizza is on the losers.
If one does not follow these rule one may be:
- spanked
- forced to stand in corner
- forced to sing Elton John songs
- see stars or birds around your head
- be forced to play in a street fighter tournament run by Todd Dwyer
Revert war[edit source]
To the nameless editor,
Reverting a change made by the author of a featured article and that of an admin is pointless and stupid. Many authors have a strong feeling of ownership towards an article, and wil resist change purely for the sake of it. Others do consider the validity of changes, and ask if those changes will help or hinder the article. If the author is wrong, then an admin or another user will often come along and change things back.
Getting into a revert war, however, is a pointless task. You will find yourself losing out, and most often the changes that you are trying to make are minor and humourless. Having said that, if you feel that the changes you are making are extremely funny and would add to the site overall, maybe you should consider making them on a page that has not been developed to the point of a feature. For example, picking out characteristics of individuals from a game, movie, band, political party, etc, may be more suited to an article about that individual, which can be linked from the original article. This is especially suitable when an individual characteristic has enough inherit humour to be worth starting a revert war over.
I hope that you are able to use your energy in the future to make positive changes to Uncyclopedia.
Yours truly
- Nominally Humane! some time Wednesday, 12:47, Jul 28 2010 UTC