Patch review order
A useful update tracker ranks pages by player loss risk, not by how easy they are to edit.
- Build planner
- Loot finder
- Extraction planner
- Performance
Patch notes matter because one loot-table change can make yesterday's route expensive. Review the pages that can cost players cargo first.
After each patch, check build costs, loot sources, extraction timing and performance notes before trusting an older route.
A useful update tracker ranks pages by player loss risk, not by how easy they are to edit.
Early Access data should be marked with dates and corrected fast. Fake confidence is worse than a visible caveat.
Review loss-sensitive tools after every patch and keep evergreen pages on a slower cadence.
Players need to know whether a build, loot route or extraction rule still applies before risking cargo.