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That's why there is the tag search ;) but the "related" results in the top should work more ask people use it_Sam_
...What?
Yeah, the search function is definitely horrible. Searching "The Movies" yields hundreds of result with the actual game being in the 2nd page. Searching for "Game X 3" may get you "Game X 1" and "Game X 2" before the actual sequel you wanted.
Just goes to show that searches are based off of popularity and not off of accuracy.
Solution for exact multi-word title searches: use quotation marks. Examples: "the bigs" "final fantasy i" "bard's tale 2"
I just found out about this myself and it works much better for all the exact multi-word searches I tried. We'll add a bit of help text to the page to spell it out.
Let us know if this doesn't result in the exact searches you'd expect.
This still doesn't work with the forum search.Solution for exact multi-word title searches: use quotation marks. Examples: "the bigs" "final fantasy i" "bard's tale 2"
I just found out about this myself and it works much better for all the exact multi-word searches I tried. We'll add a bit of help text to the page to spell it out.
Let us know if this doesn't result in the exact searches you'd expect.
SamP
Solution for exact multi-word title searches: use quotation marks. Examples: "the bigs" "final fantasy i" "bard's tale 2"
I just found out about this myself and it works much better for all the exact multi-word searches I tried. We'll add a bit of help text to the page to spell it out.
Let us know if this doesn't result in the exact searches you'd expect.
SamP
With all due respect, users don't have to work for another person's site to work. Why would "the movies" (without quotation marks) only come out in the 2nd page? Just base it off of accuracy first, popularity second. Otherwise it is, quite frankly, dumb.
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