Talk:Pfirsich Arena

OK, so I realize this may never become a custom track, but when I looked at this, I couldn't help but think that this track has the potential to look like the Excitebike Arena DLC track from MK8. I hope you can see that in this track, if not that's ok. Just giving you an idea for this track, hope it helped.

Deletion?

Why was deletion for this page requested? There is no reason shown.--Buschkling (talk) 00:37, 26 February 2016 (UTC)

I think Maczkopeti forgot to put the reason in, but I figure that it's because the track was made in 2011, the page was made in 2012, and here, in 2016 (Nearly five years since it's claimed creation) there is no download available on the Wiki. As you have no intentions to release it, it's probably best suited that this page redirect to your user page and you mention it there. --SuperMario64DS (talk) 00:54, 26 February 2016 (UTC)

Well, it's not meant to be released, but still some info/showcase that may be interesting to others. It'd be better to discuss it with the team. I have started a discussion about this here.--Buschkling (talk) 01:00, 26 February 2016 (UTC)

Well, I do not have permission to edit that page so I cannot participate in that discussion. While I understand some of these points, if everyone decided to create a page for every project I started and have not completed/did not intend to release then we'd have a lot more pages around. By keeping some of these pages around, we're saying it's okay to do this. Someone in some place in time may find it 'interesting', but in reality they serve no purpose and they neglect to provide anything beyond "this is a course you cannot download" (In addition to some comments on what's "planned"). As with Thwomp Desert 2, you started it in 2014 and showed us nothing else (Which also violates the rules). A track should not have a page unless it's:

1. Planned to be released
2. Planned to be released relatively soon

I don't quite know how many of them are still around, but I recall you have had several unfinished projects pile up at a given time. Here we are 3/4/5/6 years later, and since then you've released something like 25+ new tracks. --SuperMario64DS (talk) 01:17, 26 February 2016 (UTC)