guides

[David]

you should invest in wired guides, quite a few threads recently asking for help

[MKR&*42]

I thought Zuth started doing them in the past? Or was that stacking.... either way, I agree - there some basic ones on V7 but I think more complicated ones could be made.

[David]

zuth did stacking guides

[Succubus]

Would be useful to have more advanced ones, even if there are some basic ones on V7.

[David]

not very useful sitting on v7 which was meant to be released months ago..

[Samantha]

So an expansion on Luke's? I thought J25T; did this before leaving.

[Calvin]

not very useful sitting on v7 which was meant to be released months ago..This is what I've been thinking when they've been saying V7 each time.. :P SUMMER 2013!

I'm sure I remember one of the content staff starting Wired guides when I was manager. Are those still not there?

[Lee]

Seriously when is V7 lol, it would be beneficial I agree and if the basic ones on V7 could be expanded into detailed ones that would be great :)

[Aiden]

I've also seen a lot of guides wanted lately, also when is V7 due to come out.. again?

[j0rd]

I started the Wired guides and never got around to finishing it, was a massive project and I didn't exactly have all the time to do them

[Chippiewill]

I'm currently undecided as to whether it's a good idea to make new guides for habbox.com, we really want to keep any in-depth information about Habbo on the wiki and I think a complex guide might well be over the edge.

I'll definitely try and get guides put onto the Wiki medium-term, with an in-depth guide on wired as one of the first. But habbox.com really doesn't seem like the proper place for it.

[nvrspk4]

I think its valuable to have the two linked. Keep a guides section on Habbox but have the links actually go to Wiki pages, assuming the format and layout of Wiki pages are suitable for the needs of guides. This will also drive traffic to the Wiki and help people to discover it for other things.