Seriously, I see people do this from time to time, but I have no idea how! Not on this forum anyway. When I press the quote button, it just gives me that user's whole post in a giant quotation box. How do I split that giant quotation box up into individual sections so that it's clear exactly what section of the post I'm responding to at a given time? I see other people do that sometimes, so I know it's possible!

(I mean it's an unaesthetic nuisance to rely on workarounds like numbering different topics contained within a quote, for example.)

Quote the post...

Copy and paste the whole quote box for each section you want to make

Then just delete the extraneous content from each box, so it only contains the part you want to respond to.

At least that's how I've done it. Dunno if there's like an actual feature.

Rich Text Reply -> Insert -> Table -> 1x1 -> copy and paste whatever you want into it. Quoting and multiquoting can save time, too.

So let me try this now.

Holy shit, it works! I'd just assumed you couldn't copy a whole quote box since the outsides never appear to be highlighted.

Thanx for the help!

Can't get rid of the little quote boxes that appear within a larger quotation box (can only shrink them), but...oh well.

Is there any way on a home computer?

(I don't even have a mobile phone.)

That didn't work for me, but good news: I found a way of making it work. I discovered it's possible to delete ALL the contents from a quote box and that doing so gets rid of all the sub-boxes within it, so...if I do that, then copy/paste the box itself, then finally copy/paste the exact text I want directly from the original post itself into the respective quote boxes I want the various bits and pieces in, it'll turn out the way I want it to look. It's a lot of copy/pasting, but at least it works!

They both sound like a drag to me.

(Kidding! I just speculated before that there were other games with better narratives 'cause, I dunno, it's just tough for me to imagine, based on the contents of the movies, something from the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise comparing narratively to something like Returnal or Chicory or even Psychonauts 2 or Solar Ash, for example (all of which I have played). But I freely admit I could be totally wrong about that!)