Topic on Talk:Lost Planet 3

SRSLY.

J/k, but really. Was it necessary to remove the AA information? That is EXTREMELY important in depth information that the average user WILL need in order force it correctly and understand the different options available.

Simply linking to a guide as a throw away is a bad idea IMHO as linking to just "Downsampling guides" doesn't really help the user much. I link to a post of my own had written down specific things about Downsampling and it's viability compared to real hardware AA.

When I personally read a Page, I'd rather it have all the specific information as needed rather than being vague about it and just linking to a few random pages that may not necessarily help the end user and may end up confusing some people rather than having the information spelled out for them.

But also, I am new at editing Wiki pages so thanks for the help with clean up though.

It was necessary as it wasn't very clear. If you think it is extremely important, you should include step by step instructions in a clear and easy to follow form, not vital information hide under collapsible elements. See Sample article or articles Fallout 3, Metro: Last Light for templates.

In my opinion average user will not understand (or want to understand) little differences between AA methods and will be happy with horrible post-process AA. Again, if you feel this is really important, feel free to update Anti-aliasing (AA) article.

Down-sampling will work on almost every game and so it is not necessary to have that in every article as a guide. Link with short description is enough, same with driver specific settings. You also linked to these guides and I kept all your links in the article so information is available to those who seeks it.

Will Do.