Exact Roblox and creator pages
Use for title, description, creator, identity, public media, and destinations linked by the exact experience.
Every game claim begins by matching the exact place, universe, and creator. Changing facts then use one of four labels: Official, Observed, Community reported, or Unverified. A price never silently becomes proof of a power or permanent benefit.
These fields prevent unrelated “MM2” games from contaminating the archive.
The strongest available public record wins the label; weaker material may add context but cannot silently override exact-game identity.
Use for title, description, creator, identity, public media, and destinations linked by the exact experience.
Use for identifiers, asset dates, and clearly dated product names, prices, and availability. Observations are not creator explanations.
Prefer complete public rounds that show the current interface. Recordings establish what happened in that session, not a permanent rule or hidden value.
Use to say a public Trello, Discord, wiki, or similar page was not found on a specific date—never to claim permanent absence.
Directly established by the exact Roblox experience, creator, or linked first-party destination.
Visible in a dated catalog, HUD, prompt, or reproducible current snapshot; broader meaning is not assumed.
Current exact-game reporting that remains dated, platform-specific, and subordinate to the live interface.
A benefit, value, destination, or mechanic is not adequately confirmed at the displayed check date.
Public recordings are selected only when the title, interface, creator context, or experience state supports the exact game. Full-round footage is preferred for roles, timer results, and absence claims. Shorts can be a discovery lead, but do not prove a complete round or permanent map rule.
Official creator wording and the current live interface take priority. Two independent recordings can support “current recordings show,” while one third-party page remains a community report. Script terminology, another MM2 game, and another Locust experience are excluded from normal gameplay evidence.
Identity records change rarely. Codes, public links, status, announcements, and ranking evidence can change quickly. Each page shows a checked date and names a practical trigger—such as a creator post, new in-game interface, or public roster—that should cause the record to be reviewed again.
A Roblox or external page linked by the exact experience, its THE STALKERS OG creator group, or another attributable developer surface.
It means a resource was not confirmed in the dated public checks shown on the page. It does not mean the resource can never exist.
A date records when a public page or status was reviewed. Volatile details can change afterward, so each relevant page also names the event that should trigger another check.
Send the exact game URL, the page and statement to change, an attributable public URL, and the date you observed it through the Contact page.