Testing log
This page records what the guide has reviewed, what was confirmed from public sources, and what still needs in-game testing. It exists so readers can separate observed guidance from unverified code reports.
Public tracker status is kept separate from in-game verification. No code is labeled as independently tested unless a fresh-server redemption result is available.
Next action: Retest reported codes in-game and move failures to expired or needs-retest status.
Added reset checks, practical route examples, and post-reset advice so the page answers a concrete player decision instead of repeating a generic prestige definition.
Next action: Add screenshots or timed rebuild notes when a stable in-game test route is available.
Expanded the article with wall detection, a repeatable early route, reward timing advice, and links to the planner and early-route tier page.
Next action: Record a fresh first-session route after the next Roblox page or balance update.
Tier detail pages now include use cases, avoid cases, example decisions, comparison options, and next steps instead of only a short card summary.
Next action: Add more item-specific examples when new systems or balance changes are observed.
Canonical URLs, sitemap URLs, and robots sitemap now use the www host. Short content pages were expanded and duplicate-code intent pages are being reduced.
Next action: Keep the article library focused on pages with a unique player decision or original testing note.
A public source review means the guide checked visible sources or its own page quality. An in-game test means a code, route, or system was checked inside Roblox. When no in-game test exists, the guide avoids labeling the information as independently verified.
