Last checked: 10 Nov 2026
Editorial policy
We attribute game details to public evidence, preserve disagreements and leave unavailable values empty. Source labels describe editorial independence, not a count of links.
Evidence and source counts
A Wiki article, its Changelog and its category page are one editorial publisher. Roblox’s creator description is a separate public record. An artist’s own upload can independently identify a song title and author. A source is counted for the claim it actually supports; a Roblox homepage link does not corroborate a weapon’s damage.
Dates and changing information
Checked dates identify when a public record was reviewed. Player counts are dated captures, prices belong to the listed shop and version numbers retain their source labels. Where sources differ, the page presents both statements. Absence of a statement is not proof that a feature can never exist.
Corrections and limitations
Email [email protected] with the page URL, the sentence in question and a public source. A correction should change both the wording and its checked date when necessary. Public pages, artist uploads, public video material and community records can supply evidence; source gaps are not filled with invented values.
Images and references
Game screenshots are credited to the cited public resource. Original fan artwork is identified as such. A cultural reference is not described as an official collaboration without evidence, and music is linked to its uploader rather than redistributed here.
Questions
Does three Wiki links mean three independent sources?
No. Several pages from one editorial publisher remain one source family.
How are conflicting numbers handled?
Each statement retains its source, date and context; we do not average conflicting claims.