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My experience has told me that this painting is always genuine in NL. Is this different in other versions of the game? --[[User:Albinopenguin|Albinopenguin]] ([[User talk:Albinopenguin|talk]]) 23:37, March 24, 2015 (EDT) | My experience has told me that this painting is always genuine in NL. Is this different in other versions of the game? --[[User:Albinopenguin|Albinopenguin]] ([[User talk:Albinopenguin|talk]]) 23:37, March 24, 2015 (EDT) | ||
:The older games, if I recall correctly, doesn't have a "forged" and a "real" version of the painting. The only way you'd know is when you try donating the painting. Redd has some subtle facial cues before you buy a painting, but that's your only indicator, and it's not 100% reliable. But I'm basing off what I've read, so I could be wrong. {{User:Mario/Sig}} 23:39, March 25, 2015 (EDT) | :The older games, if I recall correctly, doesn't have a "forged" and a "real" version of the painting. The only way you'd know is when you try donating the painting. Redd has some subtle facial cues before you buy a painting, but that's your only indicator, and it's not 100% reliable. But I'm basing off what I've read, so I could be wrong. {{User:Mario/Sig}} 23:39, March 25, 2015 (EDT) | ||
| + | ::I don't believe Redd's face, nor any clues from villagers (saying they've bought a fake painting) is an indicator, actually. {{User:Red Snapper/sig}} 13:47, March 26, 2015 (EDT) | ||
| + | :::Well, the wiki [[forgery|says]] that "his emotions will often signal if it is a fake. If he displays a glint in his eye or the "mischievous" emotion, the painting is probably a fake." So, any weight to that claim? {{User:Mario/Sig}} 15:58, March 26, 2015 (EDT) | ||
| + | ::::Personally, I too have heard claims that Redd's facial emotions could be used to determine whether a painting was fake or not. However, villagers' statements being determinors is something I haven't seen until now. I say we put up a notice stating that a citation with a source is needed for the claim, and if one isn't provided, it will be removed, albeit we will readd it if an editor comes across a reliable source.--[[User:XXSuperXXNintendoXx|XXSuperXXNintendoXx]] ([[User talk:XXSuperXXNintendoXx|talk]]) 22:50, March 26, 2015 (EDT) | ||
| + | :::::Added [[Template:Cn]]. {{User:Red Snapper/sig}} 12:45, March 27, 2015 (EDT) | ||
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Painting: Genuine or Not?[edit]
My experience has told me that this painting is always genuine in NL. Is this different in other versions of the game? --Albinopenguin (talk) 23:37, March 24, 2015 (EDT)
- The older games, if I recall correctly, doesn't have a "forged" and a "real" version of the painting. The only way you'd know is when you try donating the painting. Redd has some subtle facial cues before you buy a painting, but that's your only indicator, and it's not 100% reliable. But I'm basing off what I've read, so I could be wrong.
™ 23:39, March 25, 2015 (EDT)
- I don't believe Redd's face, nor any clues from villagers (saying they've bought a fake painting) is an indicator, actually. Drago (talk)
13:47, March 26, 2015 (EDT)
- Well, the wiki says that "his emotions will often signal if it is a fake. If he displays a glint in his eye or the "mischievous" emotion, the painting is probably a fake." So, any weight to that claim? ™ 15:58, March 26, 2015 (EDT)
- Personally, I too have heard claims that Redd's facial emotions could be used to determine whether a painting was fake or not. However, villagers' statements being determinors is something I haven't seen until now. I say we put up a notice stating that a citation with a source is needed for the claim, and if one isn't provided, it will be removed, albeit we will readd it if an editor comes across a reliable source.--XXSuperXXNintendoXx (talk) 22:50, March 26, 2015 (EDT)
- Added Template:Cn. Drago (talk) 12:45, March 27, 2015 (EDT)
- Added Template:Cn. Drago (talk)
- Personally, I too have heard claims that Redd's facial emotions could be used to determine whether a painting was fake or not. However, villagers' statements being determinors is something I haven't seen until now. I say we put up a notice stating that a citation with a source is needed for the claim, and if one isn't provided, it will be removed, albeit we will readd it if an editor comes across a reliable source.--XXSuperXXNintendoXx (talk) 22:50, March 26, 2015 (EDT)
- Well, the wiki says that "his emotions will often signal if it is a fake. If he displays a glint in his eye or the "mischievous" emotion, the painting is probably a fake." So, any weight to that claim?
- I don't believe Redd's face, nor any clues from villagers (saying they've bought a fake painting) is an indicator, actually. Drago (talk)
