Good information is survival gear
Our standard is simple: make claims that can be checked, label what is unknown, and keep build context visible.
Evidence tiers
Tier 1: official store listings, announcements, publisher material and directly observed current builds. Tier 2: technical cross-checks and reputable reporting. Tier 3: community reports requiring verification. Tier 4: other fan sites, useful for discovering questions but not as proof.
Facts travel with their sources
Mutable game facts carry source references, a verification timestamp, build context and confidence. Official descriptions remain developer claims until observed in the current game. Personal planning suggestions are labelled as such.
Corrections and conflicts
When sources disagree, the newest relevant first-party evidence takes priority. We preserve the distinction between a past announcement and a current claim. Changes to game data should be checked against dependent guides and tools before publication.
The publication gate
A page must offer a useful answer supported by evidence. Planned routes are not a reason to publish empty articles. Unverified entities stay out of search results and sitemaps; old playtest reports do not silently become launch facts.