So I’m imagining it’s a toss up on whether or not players played through EA or not, and in my mind this would apply to Act I as well as beyond, but how does this community intend to deal with storyline spoilers? If markdown is implemented right,

! Then this should be a spoiler

but if the markdown method of right arrow (>) followed by an exclamation point (!) does not properly tag spoilers, do folks care enough? Maybe marking posts with story spoilers as nsfw?

I would like to suggest no spoilers for storyline in future post titles, and either having spoiler tags on comments or something along those lines. This all might be a non-issue for most community members, but I figure if there are people out there who want a spoiler free time while still being able to visit this community to talk about the game (people like myself).

What do y’all think? Regardless, I’m very excited to play through this new story! Happy Launch Day y’all!

From user faethon on how to properly do spoilers in lemmy :

I used the

         ::: spoiler Heading 
         content
         :::

markdown

edit: More information on formatting can be found here: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/users/02-media.html

    • Coelacanth@feddit.nu
      3·
      1 year ago

      !Spoiler test!<

      Single line spoiler test :::

      EDIT: dealing with Markdown spoiler formatting is truly a jungle right now. The top example above of >!Spoiler test!&lt; works only on Sync. The bottom example works only on Connect. The “proper” markdown of

      header

      Spoiler body

      works only on browser.

      EDIT2: holy hell the single line formatting works on Connect but messes up the post on browser. This is madness.

      • Rusty_Red@lemm.eeOPM
        3·
        1 year ago

        That’s so strange… The method of

        Spoiler

        This is a spoiler

        Seems to work fine for me on mobile using the memmy app. It’s rather confusing though since for whatever reason you need to have the word spoiler in all lower case after that first set of colons.