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The act of engaging Daniel Gaul in a conversation just to see how many topic changes it takes before he'll mention a desired end. Similar to Wiki Race, except alot more time consuming.
Challenger: Wanna Wiki Gaul race? Okay, see how fast you can get him from Star Wars to the history of the toothbrush...
A term occasionally used in the gaming community to describe games that provide minimal information on crucial mechanics or knowledge, often requiring players to consult the game's wiki for guidance. This is especially true for players who wish to avoid a challenging or tedious initial experience in the game.
"Terraria" is a widely accepted example of a Wiki game.
A "Wiki Game" refers to a type of game where crucial information for gameplay is minimal or missing, making third-party sources, especially the game's wiki, almost essential. Without these resources, the game commonly becomes much more frustrating.
Terraria is a popular example of a game generally seen as falling under the Wiki Game descriptor.
A term sometimes used in the gaming community. Usually used to describe a game that withholds critical information from the player to the extent that using outside sources, like the game's wiki, becomes mandatory if the player isn't prepared for hours of aimless wandering and an absolutely grueling beginner experience.
Terraria is a popular example of a widely accepted "Wiki Game".
a series of wikipedia articles, linked from one common article.
I started reading about WW2 and wound up down the wiki trail 3 hours later reading about the Treaty of Westphalia.
A wiki hosted on Wikia for tropical cyclone enthusiasts who want to make articles for all kinds of tropical cyclones regardless of strength or location.
A friend invited me to contribute on the Hypothetical Hurricanes Wiki.
A website hosted on Wikia/FANDOM where weather enthusiasts can create fictional, hypothetical hurricanes.
I heard he planned to join the Hypothetical Hurricanes Wiki earlier this week.