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Crookandcharlatan wrote:
Crookandcharlatan wrote:
By the way, the Aveline DLC was written by [[Jill Murray]], I believe, while AC3: Liberation was a combined effort between Murray and [[Richard Farrese]]. You might have to double-check that just in case, but I'm pretty sure.
By the way, the Aveline DLC was written by [[Jill Murray]], I believe, while AC3: Liberation was a combined effort between Murray and [[Richard Farrese]]. You might have to double-check that just in case, but I'm pretty sure.


Also, might I suggest using dashes in the timeline ordered by memory dates? A lot of the AC titles already use colons, so it's not clear at first glance where the title stops and the memory name begins (even with the italicization).
Also, might I suggest using dashes in the timeline ordered by memory dates? A lot of the AC titles already use colons, so it's not clear at first glance where the title stops and the memory name begins (even with the italicization).

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Crookandcharlatan wrote: By the way, the Aveline DLC was written by Jill Murray, I believe, while AC3: Liberation was a combined effort between Murray and Richard Farrese. You might have to double-check that just in case, but I'm pretty sure.

Also, might I suggest using dashes in the timeline ordered by memory dates? A lot of the AC titles already use colons, so it's not clear at first glance where the title stops and the memory name begins (even with the italicization).

Thank you for the input. It is just a work-in-progress and that's why it's definitely staying just on my own page for now. Ha. :)

A dash is a good idea.