Do you test codes in the client?

The status column counts public sources. The limitation line says the boundary of that work. We do not mark rows with a shrug word in the first screen.

Who writes the pages?

The editor of this guide. The studio does not review them. Send fixes to the contact address.

Editorial Policy for Game Facts

Every page should answer one question, show where the numbers came from, and say what I decided when the sources did not match.

Two independent public sources settle a claim. One source is labeled with that count. A trading site, a wiki, and a video title are not the same kind of evidence. A video title never overrules a dated table.

Contradictions stay visible. CoolScientist's reward is printed twice because the archives disagree. Spider TV's gem price is printed three times for the same reason. I do not publish an average and call it the value.

Empty means I did not find the figure. It does not mean zero. Player counts are timestamped readings. The first-person note on each page says what judgment I made. The boundary of that judgment is one Limitation sentence, not a stack of disclaimers.

Corrections: email [email protected] with the page and the source you trust. Code archives are re-read on a schedule. The value table moves when the underlying lists are re-checked, and the date on the row is that check.

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