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The site is built around practical questions: how a delivery reaches payment, what an upgrade is meant to improve, how a group plans a co-op session, and which source explains an update. Its calculator works from a target and measurement you supply. It does not read your save or know how much of the real game world your crew has cleaned.
The editorial desk is the publishing name used for this site. It is not a claim that we are an incorporated company, an official support team, or a group with professional game-testing credentials.
How we use sources
Official store information and dated developer announcements are the starting points for game facts. We link to the specific material that supports a statement so you can check its context. A community report can help identify a question or symptom, but it is not automatically treated as a confirmed mechanic.
Reading a patch note and testing the changed behaviour are different activities. Source-based articles identify that distinction. We do not describe a route as the fastest, a fix as guaranteed, or an upgrade as optimal without evidence that supports that particular claim.
AI assistance and editorial decisions
AI tools help organise research, draft explanations and check consistency. They are not primary evidence for game mechanics. Important claims are compared with the cited sources, and uncertain details are labelled or left out. We do not invent a first-person play session, a test device, a measured earning rate or an author biography to make an article sound more authoritative.
Worked numbers in the planning tools are labelled as hypothetical examples. A useful calculation method can be published without pretending that its example values came from the game.
Versions, updates and corrections
A page’s content-review date and a price-data check are different records. Refreshing a price does not by itself mean every paragraph was reviewed again. Advice may change when the game changes; follow the version and evidence notes attached to the relevant explanation.
You can report a correction through the Contact page. Include the page address, the statement involved and a supporting source or reproduction. We can update or remove a claim when the evidence changes, and a message does not guarantee a response or a particular editorial outcome.