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Corrections policy

Found an error in a DeadlockHacks guide? Find out how to send a correction, share a useful source and help keep our Deadlock cheat articles clear and up to date

Last updated September 19, 2026

Help us get it right

Please include the article URL, the passage you want us to check, a short explanation and a source link if you have one. A specific example helps us find and update the right section. Contact details are listed on our contact page.

How corrections are handled

A report is checked against the cited material and the date of the claim. When a factual error is confirmed, the affected passage is corrected and the article’s updated date changes. A substantive correction is explained in the article. Minor spelling and formatting fixes may be made without a separate note.

Changes in the game

A statement can become out of date when Deadlock changes. An update to reflect a new patch is distinguished from a correction to an earlier mistake. We keep the relevant date or build context in view and do not silently turn old claims into current claims.

Limits

We cannot verify an account’s enforcement outcome or a provider’s private systems. We will not publish stolen information, personal account data, executable attachments or instructions for bypassing game protections as part of a correction.

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