Missiles vs Cities Wiki publishes claims only when they are supported by official Roblox data, high-trust public stats, dated code checks, or clearly labeled in-game evidence.
Source hierarchy
Missiles vs Cities source policy starts with the official Roblox game page and Roblox API. Those sources are used for title, creator, description, place ID, universe ID, public access, max players, creation date, update timestamp, visits, favorites, and genre fields.
High-trust public trackers such as Rolimon’s and Creator Exchange can support unstable public stats, category labels, code-status notes, and market context. Those sources are always dated because player counts, visits, rating, favorites, and average playtime change often.
Code verification
Missiles vs Cities source policy is strict for codes. A code is not listed as active unless it is verified in-game or confirmed by an official developer source. Code pages that say “coming soon” or “none yet” can support the no-code status, but they do not prove a future reward schedule.
Media verification
The images on this site are Roblox CDN thumbnails fetched through Roblox thumbnail endpoints. They are useful for visual identity and alt text, but they do not prove hidden systems, exact values, or best strategies.
Analytics
This site uses Google Analytics for aggregate traffic measurement. Analytics helps identify which Missiles vs Cities source policy, codes, guide, stats, and update pages need maintenance, but it does not change the verification rules for game facts.
Advertising
This site may show a small sponsored advertising slot below the navigation. Ads do not influence Missiles vs Cities source policy decisions, code status, stat snapshots, or guide recommendations.
Topics held until proof
This site will not publish exact missile names, damage, cooldown, upgrade costs, building rewards, city layouts, best missile tier lists, or cash formulas until screenshots or repeatable in-game tests verify the details.
Update method
When a source changes, the affected page should update its visible copy, update log, source note, and last-checked date together. Unsupported claims should stay off the sitemap, navigation, homepage modules, and footer links.