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Keep the baseline and retest queue; do not invent version numbers, features, codes, fixes, or balance changes.
The launch baseline records official facts and an evidence retest queue; no patch content is inferred from a timestamp alone. Use it to check new patches, events, code refreshes, and pages that may have changed.
The September 7, 2026 baseline confirms the Early Access label and official feature set. It does not turn a Roblox updated timestamp into patch notes. A change is published only when a creator-owned note or a reproducible current observation says what changed.
Watch for changes to the named systems: styles, Fruits, bosses, weapons/equipment, crafting, islands, PvP, Logbook, and the hourly Fruit statement.
Codes, links, tier comparisons, island associations, trainer availability, weapon names, recipes, and events should be checked first after an update.
Record the old and new name, requirement, effect, or route. A timestamp alone does not prove a feature or balance change.
If only one public report claims a change, label it as observed or needing retest instead of presenting it as official.
Keep the baseline and retest queue; do not invent version numbers, features, codes, fixes, or balance changes.
Prefer the current UI for immediate play, retain the conflict, and wait for creator-owned confirmation before calling it official.
Codes, rankings, wiki entries, and farming advice can change after updates. Keep the newest practical answer visible and mention older reports only when they help players avoid mistakes.
Track active patches, limited events, milestone rewards, and pages that may need updates.
CodesCodes often change after updates, events, likes milestones, or creator announcements.
SourcesCheck whether Trello, Discord, wiki, or creator-owned channels have useful update info.
Check whether a new update added, expired, or changed rewards before publishing a code as active.
Refresh tier-list and build advice when a patch changes units, items, traits, rewards, or progression speed.
Separate official Roblox or creator-owned information from community reports, video tests, and older wiki pages.