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Meanwhile the game has changed a lot in the past 2 years, again. Maybe I should write another guide :)
At least my guide is labelled as patched. Perhaps your time would be better spent elsewhere, on the other guides that present incorrect information. Or perhaps you should write your own guide, provide current information that the other guides don't offer. Either way, enjoy the holidays :)
To me, something like the Guides section should be like a living document, kept current as information changes - because when it isn't? Do you realise just how little *correct* information is hanging around this "so called Guides" section? Huge chunks of it are removed from the game, changed into something completely different, or worst of all - have only had their numbers changed, so the information *looks* correct, but is actually completely misleading.
Still, it's your guide. Do as you choose. I'd at least prefer if it was a little clearer that this is no longer possible. But hey. I get to put a downvote on it, as *I* choose!
In my opinion, this serves as a good reminder to what the game once was. Maybe for entertainment purposes too.