One of the top priorities is to create pages for all areas and quests in the game, followed by items, spells, talents, and all the rest.
While quests seem to be relatively straightforward, I'm uncertain how to best organize areas, specifically outdoor areas.
In EK, every outdoor area was basically identical to one tile in the world map. It had an explicit in-game name and a clear border.
Doing the same in AL poses a problem: The outdoor areas are much larger, currently consisting of only one tile (i.e., Galeb's Peninsula). Putting every content on a single page for the Peninsula seems excessive to me. Users would probably be overwhelmed by the information gathered there.
So I feel that we should subdivide the outdoor areas into smaller pieces and give them separate pages. There certainly needs to be some kind of Region page (for the entire Peninsula) which would list the different areas within this greater region and directs the user towards the respective Area pages.
The problem with this approach, however, is that the definition and naming of these areas is not necessarily covered by in-game information and probably debatable. Some area definitions would be evident, like Galeb's bluffs and Dead Valley, others would by more generic, like "Eastern Beach", "Western Beach", and so on. But how to name, e.g., the "Area beyond the Outpost"?
So I'm currently unsure what would be the best way to organize this geographical stuff. Any suggestions are welcome.
While quests seem to be relatively straightforward, I'm uncertain how to best organize areas, specifically outdoor areas.
In EK, every outdoor area was basically identical to one tile in the world map. It had an explicit in-game name and a clear border.
Doing the same in AL poses a problem: The outdoor areas are much larger, currently consisting of only one tile (i.e., Galeb's Peninsula). Putting every content on a single page for the Peninsula seems excessive to me. Users would probably be overwhelmed by the information gathered there.
So I feel that we should subdivide the outdoor areas into smaller pieces and give them separate pages. There certainly needs to be some kind of Region page (for the entire Peninsula) which would list the different areas within this greater region and directs the user towards the respective Area pages.
The problem with this approach, however, is that the definition and naming of these areas is not necessarily covered by in-game information and probably debatable. Some area definitions would be evident, like Galeb's bluffs and Dead Valley, others would by more generic, like "Eastern Beach", "Western Beach", and so on. But how to name, e.g., the "Area beyond the Outpost"?
So I'm currently unsure what would be the best way to organize this geographical stuff. Any suggestions are welcome.