So, perhaps this is a stupid question to ask, but how does this wiki view articles for characters that are unseen, but named and that have background information?

I'm asking because I have a list of characters from Exodus that are mentioned, and that have a small article's worth of information, but I've also had links to the first character I wrote about removed as being unneeded because the character is unseen.

I spend a lot more time on the Fallout wiki, where such pages are both accepted and prevalent, but I don't know how this wiki community views them.

I should note: I'm talking about characters mentioned in the games.

when you go to the bandit camp you will find a door with a code needed to enter and if you got stuck like me here's a little help: the code is 3,1,2

I've been trying to translate it myself for hours now and I'm still no closer to figuring it out.

Can anyone tell me, the name of this Mutant.

You can see a lot of this mutants in the Caspean Sea Level, flying around.

And i don't think they are Bats, because when you are with Damir in the mission to take the water truck, earlier in that same mission, Damir looks to a cave, and from that cave a lot of Bats get out and they are pretty much smaller in comparison to this Mutant. Even Damir called them bats, the ones that came out off the Cave.

I remember the ending of Metro Last Light, but, about my personal experience in game, it seems to me that i've always be under eyes of third parties.. Anybody can confirm my story? Could there be another chapter of Metro?

Thanks for attention Stalkers,

-MetroWalker711.

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After you leave the Caspian you find two crew members cleaning weapons towards the back, one of them mentions they hate sand, its course and rough and gets everywhere. As you might know this is a pretty famous star wars quote said by Darth Vader

So I'm playing metro exodus for the second time and I forgot to collect the metal dector upgrade for the brace in the volga before I left for yamantau, is there a way to get it? Maybe if I replay the chapter I will get it, but I don't want to have to redo all of Volga and risk losing my progress, gear, and duke dying...

Maybe you remember this scene. It must be an easter eggs from the authors - the nazi soldier kicks us in the face, what is translated into Polish as "butem w mordę" (shoe in the face). It is very similarly pronounced to "guten morgen". Don't know if it is in Russian or Ukrainian too, but it looks like it was what authors were aiming for.

Sorry for my bad english, say what you think about this easter egg

Hi! I noticed that when adding icons to the beginning of articles, there is a difference based on whether you use {{Gameicon}} or {{Gameicon 1}} template. Both work the same way on PC, but gameicons pasted using Gameicon appear awfully big on phones, so if there's more of them, you gave to scroll quite a while before you actually get to the article itself. :D Gameicon1 partially fixes this, those icons on the other hand appear a bit too small on phones, so it's sometimes hard to tell what game/book they are referring to, but it's better than having to scroll through several kilometres of giant icons when trying to read something on your phone. :D therefore, use {{Gameicon1}} for adding icons to articles and replace all regular Gameicon ones with Gameicon1 when making edits to articles. :D :)

Also, adding <br/> right after the gameicons makes them appear closer to the content of the article, without it, there is an ugly gap. Consider this too.