haha laughed when i saw this, 'good grammar is very important when writing a guide'. possibly the most pointless pet peeve ive seen. good grammar is useless in a guide, its about the content and clarity you muppet. go back to your perfect spelling and indocrinated school children. oh and btw, kewl and cuz are words, u is a letter. great guide i caught swamp lizards and orange/red sallys on my way to red chins. red chins are pretty slow from 63 but its only 1.3k red chins to 70 (i think) Eh, I have to agree that good gammer is in fact key to writing a comprehensive guide. When I say comprehensive, I don't mean use words like onomonopeia, but at least fix the spelling and the grammer. Seriously, it makes the guide much more understandable, and the general image is bossted :thumbup: Content isn't the only thing that matters. Also, about the content. This guide is horribly unupdated (obviously) and the facts and opinions it gives are flat out wrong. I've always found good grammar to be important but in the case of player-made guides that are made (for the most part) to aid other players and for no personal gain, I have to laugh at the "omg good guide but learn some grammer and colour this and do that and ur guide b good okay?22?" brigade. I've never played a game where the forum community is so far up their own [wagon]. "Oh look, someone's trying to teach me something, how dare he?!" I'm not pointing at anyone in particular here but all those who feel the need to stamp their elite guide-writing authority on those who go out of their way to enliven the game for others.