GTA VI / GUIDEDISTRICT
How we check our guides
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A useful guide explains what to do and how the information was established. Here is how GuideDistrict separates official announcements, visual observations and community estimates.
Three kinds of evidence
An official statement can establish a character’s name or an announced date. A screenshot establishes what is visible in that image: a bridge, a vehicle or a landscape. A community map proposes where something may be located. These sources answer different questions. Seeing a building does not establish that you can enter or buy it, and a map marker does not prove that it contains a reward.
From evidence to an explanation
The dossiers and translations are prepared with AI-assisted writing. References are provided so readers can check important claims. We do not present these pages as hands-on gameplay tests. A future walkthrough needs observed steps, the relevant platform and version, and evidence of the result. Until that exists, its category stays clearly marked as upcoming instead of publishing an invented sequence.
When something changes
A changed fact should be corrected in the relevant article and its five language versions. A page date only helps when it reflects a real content change, so routine rebuilding is not treated as new reporting. If you spot a problem, prepare a correction with the page address, the exact passage and a source. The tool downloads your note as a file; it does not send it to a team automatically.