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** Check if each dungeon can have shops, if it can have Sparkling Floors, if it can be entered from a mission (job). If these things can't be found or done, such info needs to be deleted or moved to dedicated unused content pages.
** Check if each dungeon can have shops, if it can have Sparkling Floors, if it can be entered from a mission (job). If these things can't be found or done, such info needs to be deleted or moved to dedicated unused content pages.
** Kecleon Shop spawn rate in dungeons also differs between regular floors and mission floors. This info is currently in the infobox, regardless of whether the dungeon can or can't be accessed from a mission. If a dungeon can't be accessed from a mission, then its mission-only Kecleon Shop spawn rate needs to be deleted or moved to dedicated unused content pages.
** Kecleon Shop spawn rate in dungeons also differs between regular floors and mission floors. This info is currently in the infobox, regardless of whether the dungeon can or can't be accessed from a mission. If a dungeon can't be accessed from a mission, then its mission-only Kecleon Shop spawn rate needs to be deleted or moved to dedicated unused content pages.
* The game appears to have two methods of spawning Poké in dungeons: one is including it as item data in the file item_arrange.bin, another is unknown. Datamined info currently on dungeon pages is taken from item_arrange, so some dungeons may have Poké even though it's currently not listed on the page as a possible item spawn. This info needs to be added.
** Example: Cape at the Edge and Kecleon Bazaar have Poké as item spawns in item_arrange. Stony Cave doesn't, so it's currently not listed on the page, but the dungeon does still spawn Poké when played.
* Items from Fixed Floors, Detours, and Treasure Boxes (which are fixed items, and enemy drops) are not from item_arrange, and are not documented yet.
* Items from Fixed Floors, Detours, and Treasure Boxes (which are fixed items, and enemy drops) are not from item_arrange, and are not documented yet.
* The Japanese names in the Trap module on dungeon pages seem to be copied from another game. Not all Traps have a Japanese name assigned.
* The Japanese names in the Trap module on dungeon pages seem to be copied from another game. Not all Traps have a Japanese name assigned.
* Background music sections are empty.
* Background music sections are empty.
* Blue Magnagate dungeons: Pokémon, item, and trap spawns, as well as how the amount of floors is decided. All of this info is fully undocumented and doesn't appear to be in the regular dungeon files.
* Blue Magnagate dungeons: general data, Pokémon, item, and trap spawns, as well as how the amount of floors is decided. None of this info is documented, and it doesn't appear to be in the regular dungeon files.
* DLC dungeons are missing Pokémon and Trap spawns. Pokémon spawn info for DLC dungeons is already present on individual Pokémon pages.
* DLC dungeons are missing Pokémon and Trap spawns. Pokémon spawn info for DLC dungeons is already present on individual Pokémon pages.
* Internally, illusory dungeons are a series of multiple, giant 99 floor long dungeons. They need to be split into individual dungeons and unused content pages. Remember that illusory dungeons are different dungeons compared to their regular counterparts, they only share the name. Some dungeons can only be accessed during the main story, even if their illusory version is accessible after the credits.
* Internally, illusory dungeons are a series of multiple, giant 99 floor long dungeons. They need to be split into individual dungeons and unused content pages. Remember that illusory dungeons are different dungeons compared to their regular counterparts, they only share the name. Some dungeons can only be accessed during the main story, even if their illusory version is accessible after the credits.

Revision as of 21:42, 4 December 2024

Project: Gates to Infinity Dungeons
Proposal:
Proposee: Jubilee
Date: March 10, 2024
Priority: High

Dungeon Pages

  • Dungeon pages infoboxes look bad and are full of empty fields shown to readers.
  • All dungeon pages need to be reformatted to follow current MDFW standards
  • Item sections on all dungeon pages need to be checked for unused data, which needs to be deleted or moved to dedicated unused content pages.
    • Check if each dungeon can have shops, if it can have Sparkling Floors, if it can be entered from a mission (job). If these things can't be found or done, such info needs to be deleted or moved to dedicated unused content pages.
    • Kecleon Shop spawn rate in dungeons also differs between regular floors and mission floors. This info is currently in the infobox, regardless of whether the dungeon can or can't be accessed from a mission. If a dungeon can't be accessed from a mission, then its mission-only Kecleon Shop spawn rate needs to be deleted or moved to dedicated unused content pages.
  • Items from Fixed Floors, Detours, and Treasure Boxes (which are fixed items, and enemy drops) are not from item_arrange, and are not documented yet.
  • The Japanese names in the Trap module on dungeon pages seem to be copied from another game. Not all Traps have a Japanese name assigned.
  • Background music sections are empty.
  • Blue Magnagate dungeons: general data, Pokémon, item, and trap spawns, as well as how the amount of floors is decided. None of this info is documented, and it doesn't appear to be in the regular dungeon files.
  • DLC dungeons are missing Pokémon and Trap spawns. Pokémon spawn info for DLC dungeons is already present on individual Pokémon pages.
  • Internally, illusory dungeons are a series of multiple, giant 99 floor long dungeons. They need to be split into individual dungeons and unused content pages. Remember that illusory dungeons are different dungeons compared to their regular counterparts, they only share the name. Some dungeons can only be accessed during the main story, even if their illusory version is accessible after the credits.

Needs Infobox Image

  • Gates:Cape at the Edge

DLC Dungeons

All of these dungeons are marked as drafts.

These dungeons need:

  • Infobox images.
  • Pokémon spawns.
  • Traps.
  • DLC dungeon category.

Misc

  • Recruitment and exp yield missing for all encounters. - 1118 days
  • Grove of Whispers needs explanation for Kecleon Shop chances. - 1118 days

Discussion

Solved Issues

  • DLC dungeon pages need to be made. - 1120 days; Complete priority

Solution

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