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It would be nice to know if any mods are checking my threads, or if I'm completely wasting my time here. Anyway:

[`payday`](/search?q=payday) (series name), [`payday the heist`](/search?q=payday+the+heist) (first game), and [`payday 2`](/search?q=payday+2) all exist with many shared images. The 4 core characters exist in both games, so both games are being tagged, and sometimes without the series tag. The majority of people will know Payday as Payday 2, so I suggest two options:

For a start, the first game is technically named "PAYDAY: The Heist".
1) Alias both games into `payday` as they only amount to 200 tags combined, NOT accounting for shared images, and add a description for it being the game series, since both games share characters and themes.
2) Both games need to imply the series, and possibly add `(series)` to it, whatever the standard procedure is.
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Consider the relationship between `suds` and `foam`

`quick sketch` -> `sketch`

`bank heist` should imply `bank`

`bodyarmor` -> `body armor`

`price list`, `price sheet` -> `commission info`

`tch` -> `unimpressed`

`example` is a confused tag, mixing `commission info` and `ych`

`closed eye` -> `one eye closed` (also includes fully closed eyes, though)

It would be nice to know if any mods are checking my threads, or if I'm completely wasting my time here. Anyway:

[`payday`](/search?q=payday) (series name), [`payday the heist`](/search?q=payday+the+heist) (first game), and [`payday 2`](/search?q=payday+2) all exist with many shared images. The 4 core characters exist in both games, so both games are being tagged, and sometimes without the series tag. The majority of people will know Payday as Payday 2, so I suggest two options:

For a start, the first game is technically named "PAYDAY: The Heist".
1) Alias both games into `payday` as they only amount to 200 tags combined, NOT accounting for shared images, and add a description for it being the game series, since both games share characters and themes.
2) Both games need to imply the series, and possibly add `(series)` to it, whatever the standard procedure is.
---
Consider the relationship between `suds` and `foam`

`quick sketch` -> `sketch`

`bank heist` should imply `bank`

`bodyarmor` -> `body armor`

`price list`, -> `price sheet` -> `commission info`

`tch` -> `unimpressed`

`example` is a confused tag, mixing `price ommisheetsion info` and `ych`

It would be nice to know if any mods are checking my threads, or if I'm completely wasting my time here. Anyway:

[`payday`](/search?q=payday) (series name), [`payday the heist`](/search?q=payday+the+heist) (first game), and [`payday 2`](/search?q=payday+2) all exist with many shared images. The 4 core characters exist in both games, so both games are being tagged, and sometimes without the series tag. The majority of people will know Payday as Payday 2, so I suggest two options:

For a start, the first game is technically named "PAYDAY: The Heist".
1) Alias both games into `payday` as they only amount to 200 tags combined, NOT accounting for shared images, and add a description for it being the game series, since both games share characters and themes.
2) Both games need to imply the series, and possibly add `(series)` to it, whatever the standard procedure is.
---
Consider the relationship between `suds` and `foam`

`quick sketch` -> `sketch`

`bank heist` should imply `bank`

`bodyarmor` -> `body armor`

`price list` -> `price sheet`

`tch` -> `unimpressed`

`example` is a confused tag, mixing `price sheet` and `ych`

It would be nice to know if any mods are checking my threads, or if I'm completely wasting my time here. Anyway:

[`payday`](/search?q=payday) (series name), [`payday the heist`](/search?q=payday+the+heist) (first game), and [`payday 2`](/search?q=payday+2) all exist with many shared images. The 4 core characters exist in both games, so both games are being tagged, and sometimes without the series tag. The majority of people will know Payday as Payday 2, so I suggest two options:

For a start, the first game is technically named "PAYDAY: The Heist".
1) Alias both games into `payday` as they only amount to 200 tags combined, NOT accounting for shared images, and add a description for it being the game series, since both games share characters and themes.
2) Both games need to imply the series, and possibly add `(series)` to it, whatever the standard procedure is.
---
Consider the relationship between `suds` and `foam`

`quick sketch` -> `sketch`

`bank heist` should imply `bank`

`bodyarmor` -> `body armor`

`price list` -> `price sheet`

It would be nice to know if any mods are checking my threads, or if I'm completely wasting my time here. Anyway:

[`payday`](/search?q=payday) (series name), [`payday the heist`](/search?q=payday+the+heist) (first game), and [`payday 2`](/search?q=payday+2) all exist with many shared images. The 4 core characters exist in both games, so both games are being tagged, and sometimes without the series tag. The majority of people will know Payday as Payday 2, so I suggest two options:

For a start, the first game is technically named "PAYDAY: The Heist".
1) Alias both games into `payday` as they only amount to 200 tags combined, NOT accounting for shared images, and add a description for it being the game series, since both games share characters and themes.
2) Both games need to imply the series, and possibly add `(series)` to it, whatever the standard procedure is.
---
Consider the relationship between `suds` and `foam`

`quick sketch` -> `sketch`

`bank heist` should imply `bank`

`bodyarmor` -> `body armor`

It would be nice to know if any mods are checking my threads, or if I'm completely wasting my time here. Anyway:

[`payday`](/search?q=payday) (series name), [`payday the heist`](/search?q=payday+the+heist) (first game), and [`payday 2`](/search?q=payday+2) all exist with many shared images. The 4 core characters exist in both games, so both games are being tagged, and sometimes without the series tag. The majority of people will know Payday as Payday 2, so I suggest two options:

For a start, the first game is technically named "PAYDAY: The Heist".
1) Alias both games into `payday` as they only amount to 200 tags combined, NOT accounting for shared images, and add a description for it being the game series, since both games share characters and themes.
2) Both games need to imply the series, and possibly add `(series)` to it, whatever the standard procedure is.
---
Consider the relationship between `suds` and `foam`

`quick sketch` -> `sketch`

`bank heist` should imply `bank`

It would be nice to know if any mods are checking my threads, or if I'm completely wasting my time here. Anyway:

[`payday`](/search?q=payday) (series name), [`payday the heist`](/search?q=payday+the+heist) (first game), and [`payday 2`](/search?q=payday+2) all exist with many shared images. The 4 core characters exist in both games, so both games are being tagged, and sometimes without the series tag. The majority of people will know Payday as Payday 2, so I suggest two options:

For a start, the first game is technically named "PAYDAY: The Heist".
1) Alias both games into `payday` as they only amount to 200 tags combined, NOT accounting for shared images, and add a description for it being the game series, since both games share characters and themes.
2) Both games need to imply the series, and possibly add `(series)` to it, whatever the standard procedure is.
---
Consider the relationship between `suds` and `foam`

`quick sketch` -> `sketch`

It would be nice to know if any mods are checking my threads, or if I'm completely wasting my time here. Anyway:

[`payday`](/search?q=payday) (series name), [`payday the heist`](/search?q=payday+the+heist) (first game), and [`payday 2`](/search?q=payday+2) all exist with many shared images. The 4 core 4 characters exist in both games, so both games are being tagged, and sometimes without the series ntameg. The majority of people will know Payday as Payday 2, so I suggest two options:

For a start, the first game is technically named "PAYDAY: The Heist".
1) Alias both games into `payday` as they only amount to 200 tags combined, NOT accounting for shared images, and add a description for it being the game series, since both games share characters and themes.
2) Both games need to imply the series, and possibly add `(series)` to it, whatever the standard procedure is.

It would be nice to know if any mods are checking my threads, or if I'm completely wasting my time here. Anyway:

[`payday`](/search?q=payday) (series name), [`payday the heist`](/search?q=payday+the+heist) (first game), and [`payday 2`](/search?q=payday+2) all exist with many crossovehared images. The core 4 characters exist in both games, so both are being tagged, and sometimes without the series name. The majority of people will know Payday as Payday 2, so I suggest two options:

For a start, the first game is technically named "PAYDAY: The Heist".
1) Alias both games into `payday` as they only amount to 200 tags combined, NOT accounting for shared images, and add a description for it being the game series, since both games share characters and themes.
2) Both games need to imply the series, and possibly add `(series)` to it, whatever the standard procedure is.

It would be nice to know if any mods are checking my threads, or if I'm completely wasting my time here. Anyway:

[`payday`](/search?q=payday) (series name), [`payday the heist`](/search?q=payday+the+heist) (first game), and [`payday 2`](/search?q=payday+2) all exist with many crossovers. The core 4 characters exist in both games, so both are being tagged, and sometimes without the series name. The majority of people will know Payday as Payday 2, so I suggest two options:

For a start, the first game is technically named "PAYDAY: The Heist".
1) Alias both games into `payday` as they only amount to 200 tags combined, NOT accounting for shared images, and add a description for it being the game series, since both games share characters and themes.
2) Both games need to imply the series, and possibly add `(series)` to it, whatever the standard procedure is.