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- Badges can be earned by reaching certain markers through the course of the books. So far four categories of badges exist: Storyline Badges, Read About Badges, Collecting Badges, and Games Badges. Badges are located in the user's profile page.
- Before implementation of the Achievements system, you could go to the Badges and Awards zone in Capital City and pay a fee to have a badge displayed in your profile. This system has been superseded by Achievements, which are awarded automatically upon completing certain tasks, and do not require gold to purchase. Badges previously obtainable included:
- This is a complete list of SSX (2012) badges. |-| Explore= |-| Global Events= |-| Gear= |-| Race= |-| Survive= |-| Tricky= |-| Air & Trick= |-| Drop Bonus=
- There are achievements you can earn in-game by doing certain things, such as getting a specific amount of Kills, EXP, Headshots, or getting boss kills but with a twist!
* All statistics are accurate as of 22/01/17.
- There are hundreds, if not thousands, of badges around the world. Hotels, by country, may decide to implement new badges for special events. However, some badges can be considered "Universal", where a badge is used among all or most hotels.
- A full list of these and how to earn them can be found in-game at Online: Community: Profile: Awards Information on the subject can also be found at warhawkstats.com/badges, or buy the official hint book.
- Here are the badges you can get in Dizzywood:
- Badges are one of the main features of TLOEM Forum. They are used to attract members to post to earn badges and take part in events. Almost every badge is created by Psywing who also creates the forums Emotes. Any other Badges are created by Shaff. To receive badges it is suggested that the member sends a message to Shaff on the Forum to get his attention to add the badge to their profile.
- Badges are used to mark progress on time survived on a dinosaur, as well as unlock you new dinosaurs.
- There was never an 'official' Join Me badge.
- Badges are items exclusive to Fire Emblem Heroes. They are used to unlock potential in allies by increasing rarity of a three-star or lower ally.
- There are currently 3 badges on sploder which can be achieved by making a forum apply request which needs strong description on why you should become it. The three badges are:
* Editor
* Reviewer
* Moderator
- Here's a list of all the badges from the Paper Mario and Paper Mario The Thousand Year Door. They are VERY important and VERY useful. Whenever you see a badge get it.
- Below is a list of badges that a user with a Nitrome account can earn by performing various tasks.
- Earning badges will get you respect on the wiki, but not in real life.
- The waypoints and other spoiler information have been relegated to the Exploration badges page.
- The quest for badges also serve the same function as a video game, except for free.
- Badges are a feature on DashNet Forums, that could refer to two things, both of which are classed as achievements. Badges are earned for doing certain things on the website, and were made to encourage good behaivor.
- Badges are labels representing Spectrobes or characters, that appear only in Spectrobes: Beyond the Portals. They were used as logos appearing alongside user names in Wireless and Wi-Fi battles. To obtain them, a player must have the data of the Spectrobe in the Database or have encountered the character in the game's storyline, then purchase the corresponding badges from Wakaba's shop on the planet Kollin, from Cyrus on Nessa or at hexagon-shaped dispensers on other planets.
- Badges are an award system for Battlefield 2 and Battlefield 2142. They are awarded for completing specific tasks in a round and over the player's career in-game.
- "You earn this badge when you first join the game. Now you can start practicing magic!" Earned when you join your first game of Arcane Adventures.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Guides and Tutorials File:Nav bar right.png __NOEDITSECTION__ You can earn badges on this wiki by editing pages, uploading photos and leaving comments. Each badge earns you points - the more points you get, the higher up the Leaderboard you go! You'll find the badges you've earned on your profile page.
- Badges are little icons that reward the user with points for editing an article. In order to earn a badge, one must edit an article with a specific category attached. In order to find out how many edits the user needs to obtain a badge, they can look at the bottom right corner on their user page. In order to find out what categories on a page are eligible to reward a user with badges, see "Categories With Badge Award".
- Yukkuri Badges are the physical representation of a quality grading system used to distinguish pet yukkuri from wild yukkuri. They denote varying levels of demeanor and training. Some stories will just use one type of badge (often to mark a pet yukkuri), as it is unnecessary to go into further detail about them. However, ones that deal with badges and pets specifically may feature the full set for story reasons.
- Many characters in the Girl Genius comics wear or display badges. The badges are used as cloak clasps, lockets, or other clothing. Badges are also seen on machinery to identify the owner or owning House. The use of badges in these manners is an old heraldic practice, and many our-world examples can be found throughout history. Note that the [ gas connector ring] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]] Gil slides onto Agatha's ring finger has the badge stamped into the band — as she looks at it, she remarks, "You guys really do sign everything, don't you?"
- Badges are NintenKingdom 64's rewards. They are represented using badges and items from Paper Mario: the Thousand-Year Door. Prior to the end of 2008 overhaul, they were often square frames containing differing images, although some badges have a different appearance than others. Badges are often used to designate that someone has accomplished a certain task, such as creating a topic with at least five pages. Most of the original badges featured Paper Mario (N64) sprites, although there are many notable exceptions. The current Badge Moderator is supercomputer276.
- As with any normal Pokémon game, Pokémon Zeta and Omicron reward the player with badges after defeating Gym Leaders throughout their quest which will then allow them to bypass obstacles that they encounter. In addition to the standard of 8 Gym Leaders, Zeta and Omicron also feature 8 more badges that are obtained not only from Gyms, but from new areas known as Sigil Halls which serve to give the player a more challenging rematch versus the previously defeated Elite Four members. Additionally, the badges given by the Sigil Hall masters are appropriately referred to as Sigils, though they serve the same basic purposes as any of the other 12 badges collected throughout the player's journey.
- To earn a badge, you must first locate what badge you want to achieve. A full list of badges can be found on Kongregate's own site here. You can use the drop down boxes to filter the badges by difficulty, time on Kongregate and even Most or Least awarded. You can also use the menu to the left to filter the badges by their subsequent game's genre as specified by the developer. If you do not wish to earn any of the 20 visible badges on that page, you can click on the "next »" link near to the bottom of the page to load up a whole new page of badges. Kongregate has 2,503 badges to date: 767 easy badges, 1,071 medium badges, 617 hard badges, and 48 impossible badges. This means collecting every badge would get you 41,290 points. (last updated on June 3rd, 2014).
- Throughout your wizard's journey, you will obtain various Badges. Badges are provided in recognition of difficult and arduous tasks that you have completed during your studies. Badge tasks often include defeating a large number of the same kind of monster, defeating certain Bosses or Towers, or helping protect a location. You can access your list of Badges from your character screen. Press "C" or select the top tab in your spell book to access your character screen. Then, click on the second tab (the green badge in the blue circle) of the four in the upper right of your character screen.
- Badges are awards earned for completing a particular task in a single online ranked match. Unlike Feats they do not need to be completed in a single life. Many Feat contributions can build towards Badges, but a player is not rewarded with money for Badges you earn during a match.
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