A source must support the actual claim
An official game page can establish which game we cover without validating every axe statistic. A community report can identify a problem without proving that a route works for everyone. We keep those limits visible rather than treating every link as equally strong evidence.
In-game-tested is reserved for an actual documented test. None of these guides should be read as having that status.
Unknown means unknown
Unverified prices, units, availability, and special rules are not filled with plausible guesses or zeroes. Tool assumptions are separated from verified game data. Shop prices, selling payouts, and player-market estimates are treated as different kinds of information.
The date a page changes is not proof that its gameplay has been retested. Draft content and translations require review before being approved for publication.
Corrections and translation changes
A useful correction identifies the page, the exact claim, the date of the observation, and a source or reproducible example. A changed shared fact must be checked across all affected languages.
AI may assist drafting, translation, and organization. That assistance does not substitute for source verification, language review, or a genuine gameplay test. The contact page explains the current correction-channel status.
Community reference notes
Prices, cutting compatibility and access conditions in this guide include historical community reports. They are not current shop stock, player trading valuations, official endorsements or measurements made by this site. Each table and tool keeps its reported or unknown status visible.
We keep original research locators and claim records in an editorial register. These notes explain the evidence behind our summaries; an internal link does not turn a community report into an official source or a live game test.
Unknown or conflicting rates remain unknown. A calculator rate is a scenario assumption per cube of the chosen linear unit, not a guaranteed NPC payout. Confirm the unit and the current server conditions before relying on a result.