Primary sources first
Official Unknown Worlds posts, store pages, Xbox Wire, platform listings, and official community channels are preferred for factual claims.
Editorial standards
Editorial Policy
Subnautica 2 is entering Early Access, so information can change quickly. This policy explains how Subnautica 2 Wiki handles official sources, community reports, corrections, and gameplay details that can shift during Early Access.
Editorial rule: Official sources win over speculation. Community discoveries are useful,
but a page should still explain what a player can safely do with the information today.
Publishing rules
No invented wiki facts
Creature names, item recipes, biome layouts, drop rates, and story details should not be presented as fact until they are verified.
Community reports need labels
Reddit, Discord, Steam Discussions, and videos can point to leads, but the page should say whether the report is repeated, current, and useful for a player decision.
Corrections stay simple
When a page is wrong or outdated, the priority is to update it clearly, keep the reader oriented, and preserve source links where useful.
Content production process
What we publish
Practical pages that help with platform choice, launch setup, first-session planning, route decisions, crafting priorities, issue triage, and patch changes.
What we avoid
Scraped databases, invented drop rates, copied coordinates, rewritten leak posts, empty entity pages, and exact recipe tables that cannot be traced back to a current source.
How uncertainty is handled
We turn uncertain facts into advice boundaries: use station text first, keep a save backup, treat a route as a lead, or wait for a patch note before rebuilding around it.
How corrections land
A correction should identify the page, the incorrect sentence, the current source, and whether the change affects a purchase, route, recipe, bug workaround, or spoiler.
Corrections
Send corrections with the page URL, the incorrect text, and the best available source.
Attribution
Official sources and external communities should be linked when they are central to a claim or reader decision.
Contact
Email [email protected] for source, correction, or removal requests.