Talk:Jumpgate: The Reconstruction Initiative

just thinking maybe the name should be updated, its now "Jumpgate:Attack of the Flux"

Also, Plan on adding a section for the ModX and proably all the removed items that I can find lol.

Please next time you post add an id like Mrja84 to let people know who you are. Anyway, the game is still Jumpgate: The Reconstruction Initiative because Attack of the Conflux was just an expansion. ---Mrja84 Sept 04, 2005 17:33 (ESDT)

Goodness, this is convoluted. Is there any good reason for every ship type in the game to be documented in a table here? Is this appropriate content for an encyclopedia entry about the game? --ellF 15:22, 13 July 2006 (UTC)

Looking For Volunteers

Who would like to assist me in raising the quality of this page? We need to determine what can stay and what can go. Add new information if it obey's WP standards. -- (Mrja84 15:37, 13 April 2007 (UTC))

Very poor quality

There are many problems with this article. I do like the intro section, but just about everything else is fluff that appears to have been cut and pasted from their web sites. For one, the wikipedia is not a game guide. Lists of ships and a detailed "historical" backstory are not the sort of thing that belong here. I am thinking of removing them both. Secondly the "Gameplay features" section is clearly copied from a web site. It has absolutely nothing that one could call a "description" of the game, and is therefore essentially useless for someone (like me) who might be looking for an NPOV description. I would like to cut this out too. Maury 20:58, 12 February 2007 (UTC)

I agree and I'm attempting to "cut the fat". (Mrja84 15:19, 13 April 2007 (UTC))

Screenies

A few screenshots would be useful. Drutt 22:55, 14 April 2007 (UTC)

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A possible change

NetDevil doesn't advertise Jumpgate as an Action MMOG; they call it a massively multiplayer online space simulator … or something similar to that. -Aaedien 17:34, 29 July 2007 (UTC)

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This looks pretty dead, but no one can document it?

I just spent a couple hours last night trying to see what's happening in JumpGate and things look pretty dead. The company that (currently?) owns JumpGate appears to have not given any acknowledgement of its existence (or of the existence of NetDevil) and all of its present and past employees appear to be under strict non-disclosure, so not much has come through official channels. The website(s) are still up and appear to be functioning properly, however the account login / creation page is gone. From the forums that are left I get the impression that things have been this way since last April when a large number of NetDevil employees were released. Unfortunately there's so much of a lid on this that I doubt anything can be said that satisfies either WP:OR or WP:RS (I'm reading all this information through forum speculations and third-party declarations anyhow). In this kind of situation, can anything be done to flag this fact in Wikipedia or is this page going to be as frozen in time as the official website? Odysseus (talk) 02:02, 18 February 2012 (UTC)

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