Quick answer
Answers start with player questions from Steam discussions, videos, community guides, and search. Official sources define terminology and patch facts. Timestamped frames establish visible behavior. A claim found in only one community source stays labeled as unconfirmed until it can be reproduced.
Source ladder
- Official: Steam store, developer announcement, patch note.
- Direct observation: timestamped frame or repeatable in-game test.
- Cross-source community result: independent guides or videos agree.
- Single community report: useful lead, explicitly attributed.
- Open claim: conflicting, patch-unstable, or not reproducible.
Screenshot and embed rules
- Every captured frame names the creator, video, and timestamp.
- Frames illustrate visible state; they do not prove invisible triggers.
- Embeds use youtube-nocookie.com and load lazily.
- No creator footage is presented as our own.
Translation rules
Simplified Chinese and Russian core vocabulary follows the localized official Steam store. When the store does not expose a detailed item name, the in-game English label is preserved instead of inventing an official translation.
Community guide use
Community guides reveal player questions and claims worth testing. Their prose, screenshots, and page structure are not copied. A claim found in only one guide is linked directly and marked as unconfirmed.
Correction rule
Every gameplay page carries a patch/date marker. When a patch conflicts with a claim, the claim is downgraded or removed until retested.
Sources and evidence
Primary terminology comes from the official Steam store and its localized Chinese and Russian pages. Community sources are linked wherever their observations are used.