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Changing scope of template[edit]

I made a large change to the scope of this template just now. Before, it was effectively a duplicate of Template:Double Fine Productions, which was not so useful. I changed the scope to just games that Mr. Schafer had a major design credit. This makes sense because a lot of Double Fine's recent games are made by smaller independent teams with their own creative leads; Mr. Schafer usually gets credited as "Studio Creative Director" but the games are way more influenced by the individual lead (e.g. The Cave and Ron Gilbert, Iron Brigade and Brad Muir). Now, the two different templates serve distinct purposes as well. Tim has also stated that he'd prefer if Double Fine expands to become more than the Just-Tim-Schafer-Show. Axem Titanium (talk) 21:40, 31 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]