What we publish now
We publish official public facts, practical beginner frameworks, route templates, settings checklists, category indexes, and clearly marked placeholder pages for future verification.
- Official store pages, official site copy, trailers, and public update posts can support general game facts.
- Editorial practice advice is allowed when it does not invent exact frame data, rewards, unlocks, or boss mechanics.
- Every guide should show update date, version context, difficulty, stage, spoiler level, and evidence status.
What waits for gameplay capture
Exact gameplay claims are held back until they can be checked against direct play footage, result screens, or screenshots.
- Boss moves, phase names, punish windows, score thresholds, BPM values, rewards, and unlock paths must not be treated as final without evidence.
- When a page is useful but not final, it uses the Needs in-game check or Partially verified label.
- Early Access changes can make old guide notes stale, so version status is part of the content model.
Media evidence rules
Video and screenshots are treated as evidence, not decoration. A good media block should help readers verify the written steps.
- YouTube embeds should include useful timestamps and explain which written step each timestamp supports.
- Local or R2-hosted media should be tied to guide evidence notes, especially for menus, result screens, and unlocks.
- Decorative artwork is allowed for identity and layout, but it must not be used as proof of exact game mechanics.
Corrections and maintenance
The database is built for ongoing correction. When a claim changes, the page should be updated rather than silently leaving stale advice in place.
- Outdated notes should be marked, revised, or moved into a version history section.
- Reader-facing pages should keep a clear separation between confirmed facts, practical advice, and planned capture work.
- Internal capture checklists live in documentation until evidence is ready for public guide pages.
Reader promise
Disco Outlaw Guide should help players decide what to read, what to try, and what still needs verification. If a page sounds final, it should have the evidence to earn that confidence.