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| − | ''This page is a definition for a colloquial gaming community term. As such, the following definition might not be consistent with real-world usage. | + | ''This page is a definition for a colloquial gaming community term. As such, the following definition might not be consistent with real-world usage.'' |
| − | Many events, promotions, and lockboxes technically | + | Many events, promotions, and lockboxes technically have "recolored" items, and many items are technically "recolors" of each other, using the real-world use of the term. |
| − | In Spiral Knights, "recolor" specifically applies to items | + | In Spiral Knights, "recolor" specifically applies to a group of items - these are items of the same type that have been recolored in the same way several times, just with different color patterns. Aesthetic content [[Release/all|releases]] in this manner are so distinct and repeated often enough that they have led to this colloquial use of "recolored" in the Spiral Knights community. The [[prize box]]es for these promotions and events are usually named in relation to the relevant color pattern. |
| − | + | Below are examples of the [[accessory|accessories]] and [[costumes]] commonly styled in [[Color Pattern#Recolor|"recolor" color patterns]]: | |
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Revision as of 23:09, 2 February 2015
This page is a definition for a colloquial gaming community term. As such, the following definition might not be consistent with real-world usage.
Many events, promotions, and lockboxes technically have "recolored" items, and many items are technically "recolors" of each other, using the real-world use of the term.
In Spiral Knights, "recolor" specifically applies to a group of items - these are items of the same type that have been recolored in the same way several times, just with different color patterns. Aesthetic content releases in this manner are so distinct and repeated often enough that they have led to this colloquial use of "recolored" in the Spiral Knights community. The prize boxes for these promotions and events are usually named in relation to the relevant color pattern.
Below are examples of the accessories and costumes commonly styled in "recolor" color patterns:
- berp
