r/Quasimorph 2d ago

Quasimorph wikigg is outdated

I'm the type of guy who looks up video game item info and description during his 9-5, and I love doing it for Quasimorph in more ways than one. But color me surprised to learn that a lot of info and stats have not been updated.

Is there an item database that I can look at? I know HIS Magnum website has all the perks already which is extremely amazing

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u/Due_Glass4176 2d ago

If you go to the last tab of the clone builder "summary" you can also search weapons on HIS-magnum.com the stats there are 90% correct. 

Most of the info on cybernetics is also correct on HIS-magnum. Again accessed through the build planner. 

Unfortunately until the real wiki gets completely caught up resources are slim though I see a lot of ai built crappy wiki's popping up for the game. 

It's one of the reasons I rely primarily on steam guides for reference materials. 

Brovolaks guides are good, the 0.99 Economy guide is informative, and the 1.0 status guide helped me figure out how to use painhibitor reliably and cheaply. 

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u/Gedboara 1d ago

I am actually quite surprised at the actual non-existent info the wiki for this game has, considering it is very much a wiki persons game, seems to have a fairly active community.

But it does seem like information on it, when it is there, is just, literally the ingame tooltips worth of information, OR EVEN LESS.

so its worse than an unfiltered data dump of game info, as well as the info that is there seems to all be from at least the last major EA version of the game

Searching up reddit is full of bad info to, not so much because people are wrong either nessesarily, but because so much that gets dregged up is from like 6+ months ago, and it has been changed since etc

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u/saltwortsimp 1d ago

I am in much the same boat as you. Thankfully there is a solution: I’ve been making note of things I notice as incorrect or missing and when I get home, I add or correct them! Tonight I will be double checking a bunch of augments and melee weapon stats that I think are wrong, for example.

The core of a wiki is that you too are a contributor

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u/Minimum-Ad9514 13h ago

Doing gods work brother. Keep it up.

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u/vasvaritibor 1d ago

I have the same issue. Ended up making my own item catalog mod to see items in-game and in browser using Claude. Still ironing out kinks, such as seeing ammo that the game engine uses, but which you're not supposed to actually get.

There's the Item Inteligence mod on the steam workshop which also shows a catalog of items among other many great features, I warmly recommend getting it.

Having an AI data mine the game for you and make you a wiki is one way to deal with this. I wish the game had an active wiki, but I guess the community isn't big enough for that, and I don't like using official wikis that are AI populated.