Scope of this page
The public method for qualifying information: four evidence levels, dates, scope, and pre-release limits.
Beautiful Light Base uses four public evidence levels. Each level describes how a statement is supported and what it is allowed to mean.
The site publishes confirmed, published and reported information when the required record is present. Unconfirmed material is not used to establish an indexable page.
Confirmed, published, reported, unconfirmed
The label appears with the first formulation when a statement is not confirmed. The wording stays limited to what the source establishes.
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Confirmed
A fact that is true and checkable today: a field a storefront displays, a channel the studio declares as its own, a publication that has taken place. It carries its source, its dates when known, and the scope of the field.
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Published
A statement an authority has published about something that does not exist yet — an announced mechanic, a planned map, an equipment category the studio calls planned. It is shown with its source and date, and it never means the thing has been delivered.
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Reported
An observation or attributed statement by an identifiable third party, or a dated historical official statement. It is shown with attribution, date, and condition.
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Unconfirmed
A rumour, leak, inference, unattributed comment, provenance-free capture, or old data reused as current. It is not used to establish an indexable page.
Every source has a boundary
A source is not just a link. The record identifies its publisher or author, publication date when known, consultation date, and the scope or condition that limits what can be claimed.
An older official statement can remain useful for chronology, but it does not become the current state without a new verification. A roadmap describes an intention at its date; it does not guarantee the final version.
Reported is the current floor
The public floor for this pre-release site is reported. Confirmed and reported information may be published when its source, date, attribution, and condition are visible.
Unconfirmed material remains outside indexable pages. It may be retained for internal watch work, but it is not used to turn an uncertain claim into a public reference.
What the current evidence cannot support
The project does not have a validated extraction of the game's files. Internal names, values, and localization tables are therefore not presented as established.
Practical guides, equipment recommendations, build advice, and meta claims remain outside production until a playable version and an exploitable witness provide the required evidence.