In my opinion genuine wikis provide a much nicer user experience, than Fandom wikis.
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Weird Gloop are great, the RuneScape wikis are the best there is. They also host the wikis for Minecraft, Balatro, Vampire Survivors, Warframe, Smite 2 and Hytale.
When I played Guild Wars 2 it took me a while to start using the wiki. Once I did though, I noticed they had literally API integration between the wiki and the game. The wiki would track your progress on quests to help you move forward, same with boss rotations and WvW.
It was probably the best part of the game
You can do this in OSRS with a plugin! It shows, quest progess, collected items, achievements made etc
Granted that should all just be a feature of the official game and website, but it's better than nothing.
Rather have them have an api, so many official websites and apps stop being maintained when the game stops making money
This makes me wanna try GW2 again.