TRUST//SOURCES

Editorial and source policy

The wording on a page must stay inside the strength of the evidence behind it.

Central claims

A central answer needs a current official source, a current observable source plus an independent current source, or two independent current observable sources that agree. Search snippets and AI summaries do not become gameplay proof.

Community evidence

Player reports can expose demand, failure patterns, and possible solutions. One report remains a report. Votes show attention or agreement, not automatic factual correctness.

Conflicts

When current sources disagree, the site states the conflict or withholds the page. It does not let AI choose the more convenient answer. That is why a codes page is absent from this version.

Updates and testing

Every guide shows its review date and scope. The site currently relies on public sources and does not claim owned gameplay testing. The live in-game UI outranks an older guide after a patch.

Corrections

Factual, security, indexing, and broken-link problems should be corrected immediately. New routes require a separate player task and a passed source gate.