How we verify
Every number here is generated from a fact store. Nothing is typed into a page by hand, and nothing publishes without passing the checks below.
The chain
1. Capture. A source is fetched and stored whole. The filename is the hash of its contents, so a page that changes later gets a new identity and old citations still resolve to what was actually read.
2. Cite. Every fact names its sources and, for each, the literal words it was read from.
3. Re-read. At build time each stored snapshot is reopened and the quoted words must literally occur in it. A citation that does not contain its own claim fails the build — so a fabricated or misquoted source cannot reach a page. It is not a review step someone can skip.
What the labels mean
Two domains are not two sources if one copied the other. Near-identical wording is flagged and does not count toward corroboration.
Where the method is weak
Saying this plainly is part of the method, not an apology for it.
“In-game” means we transcribed a video frame. The image is kept so a human can check the reading, but the reading is ours and we have got one wrong before — an option misread at low resolution nearly had us accuse another guide of an error that was our own. Everything is now read at magnification, which is why the tier says read off the game and not true.
One frame is one player’s account. Point values scale with research, so footage proves ratios and structure rather than base numbers.
Most of the site is single-source. 1769 facts rest on one source. That is honest labelling, not a strength.
What we captured
85 sources: 36 gameplay frames and 49 web captures.
- youtube.com — 36 captures
- rtfm.codes — 22 captures
- lastasylumplague.com — 17 captures
- lastasylumguide.com — 3 captures
- lastasylumwiki.com — 3 captures
- lastasylum.com — 1 capture
- last-asylum-plague.fandom.com — 1 capture
- packsify.com — 1 capture
- lootbar.com — 1 capture
If a number here is wrong
A screenshot of your own screen outranks every guide we hold, including ours. That is not politeness — it is the same rule we apply to ourselves.