Aliasing psycho → invalid_tag
Link to alias

Reason:

vague and subjective tag and generally just really bad tag.
also invalidate psychotic while we are at it.

Mutisija said:
Aliasing psycho → invalid_tag
Link to alias

Reason:

vague and subjective tag and generally just really bad tag.
also invalidate psychotic while we are at it.

-1 for two reasons.

1. There are characters where psychosis is blatantly obvious. While some are subjective, that's a matter of incorrect tagging.

2. post #328693

kamimatsu said:
-1 for two reasons.

1. There are characters where psychosis is blatantly obvious. While some are subjective, that's a matter of incorrect tagging.

2. post #328693

In that pictures you linked, I see no signs of psychosis. I just see a suggestive character wearing torn clothing and holding a gun.

+1 to aliasing away psycho.

Faux-Pa said:
In that pictures you linked, I see no signs of psychosis. I just see a suggestive character wearing torn clothing and holding a gun.

+1 to aliasing away psycho.

A (singular instance) Psycho is an enemy in the Borderlands series. Look in the background and you'll see one wearing their telltale mask.

Siral_Exan said:
A (singular instance) Psycho is an enemy in the Borderlands series. Look in the background and you'll see one wearing their telltale mask.

that should be tagged as psycho_(borderlands) or something

Mutisija said:
that should be tagged as psycho_(borderlands) or something

That's on "you", then; I can't say much because while I can see some use in it, I am also more inclined to use psychotic, something like a man in a straitjacket screaming that he'll be skipping rope with my recently ripped out intestines.

Declaring the state that they are in may be better then declaring the character themselves.

Mutisija said:
that should be tagged as psycho_(borderlands) or something

That still leaves those who tag it as "psycho" instead, meaning we don't have any way of knowing which kind of psycho they meant. Was it the type of character in Borderlands or a person with Psychosis.