You would need to post on the Chinese forums, as your publisher, Kongzhong, or something handles your game’s chinese implementation, not ArenaNet. Your community would have to create a Wiki, again not something ArenaNet does.
You would need to post on the Chinese forums, as your publisher, Kongzhong, or something handles your game’s chinese implementation, not ArenaNet. Your community would have to create a Wiki, again not something ArenaNet does.
Good luck.
Gw2 wiki has English, Spanish and German without chinese,
The update is synchronized with the game,
Even if someone in China makes a Chinese wiki, it takes a lot of effort,
Unable to follow the update on the game is the biggest problem
I don’t think the kongzhong can be solved
I play American Guild Wars 2
At the same time also China Guild Wars 2, helped some game player
I just want you to know how hard it is for Chinese players
I’m afraid the English, French and Spanish players would likely have a hard time creating and maintaining a Chinese Wiki. You will need to appeal to your own community.
Even if someone in China makes a Chinese wiki, it takes a lot of effort,
Yes, yes it does. And it comes with the expectation that things will be fully documented as soon as possible. So you see people who enjoy typing things up explore the game and posting what they find. This is only possible because they’ve been doing it all along. Otherwise, there would be big gaps in the wiki.
I just want you to know how hard it is for Chinese players
In the absence of information from ArenaNet, we’ve had to rely on ourselves to come up with these knowledge bases. wiki.guildwars2.com, dulfy.net, gw2efficiency.com, gw2tp.com, gw2shinies.com, and many more sites were all created by players. Unfortunately, there is a far greater language barrier between Chinese and any other language in the player base, so these tools probably can’t be adapted or created for you except by other Chinese players.
Incidentally, there are big differences among the community supporting the wikis.
English wiki: 65 thousand articles
German: nearly 38 thousand
French: 42 thousand
Spanish: less than 4 thousand
In other words, the English wiki has 50% more pages than the German or French wikis, each of which has 10 times more than the Spanish. (That doesn’t address quality or redundancy; it’s just the simplest way to compare the relative attention each gets.)
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As others have pointed out, Guild Wars 2 wikis are created and maintained by the player community. While we offer a site on which to house them, the work is done by volunteers from within the community.
Please work with the Chinese-language community to see if they will help create and maintain a wiki.
