POLICY

Editorial policy

Every page answers one question. A number needs a public source. A disagreement stays visible.

Updated 2026-11-13

What a page is for

One URL serves one search intent: price, platforms, the demo, a control list, a comparison. I do not merge those into a single catch-all, and I do not open a page for an entity that has no public demand and no unique facts. Tool names stay in one table until a name earns its own page.

Sources and the status column

First-person notes

Each page ends with a short note about the judgment I made: which pair of numbers I refused to average, which blank I kept. The boundary of that reading is one Limitation sentence. Screenshots are official or Steam stills, credited to Legend Studio, and not cropped out of a design mock.

Corrections and freshness

The modified time on every page is 2026-11-13. A correction email to [email protected] that checks out against a public page updates the sentence and that date together. Studio bug reports belong on the studio contact page, not in this policy. Sponsored placement is not for sale on this guide. If that ever changes, the page that takes it will say so in the first paragraph.

Upgrade menu used as a price source
A rank price is quoted only when a screenshot or a note prints it. © Legend Studio
HUD numbers that are quoted as two readings
Two HUDs, two totals. The policy is to keep both. © Legend Studio

Questions

Can I cite a page here?

Yes. Link the page and the source list under it. The source list is the part that should travel with the claim.

How old is a price?

The checked date on the source line is the day that price was read. Steam can change it later the same day.

Sources

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