Talk:Get Medieval

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[edit] Get Medieval

I think having some sort of clarification between the the computer game and the webcomic is important. It is currently not very intuitive, and is quite misleading if the comic is associated with the game. Therefore, I propose putting a short line at the beginning, clarifying that this article is about the computer game, not the comic. If anyone has any contentions with this, or the way it is done (maybe linking is bad?) can they please discuss it here. A302b 06:52, 10 November 2006 (UTC)

The disambiguation is useless an unnecessary. The webcomic is not a notable entity, it's like putting a notice on George W. Bush for the Milwaukee based plumber. - Hahnchen 01:21, 11 November 2006 (UTC)

I disagree. George W. Bush is very well known everywhere. This computer game is not. This is more like citing the difference between the Milwaukee bassed plumber and the Toledo based electrician.