Sources and editorial notes
What supports this RoFront guide, what was observed in recorded gameplay and what remains unresolved.
SOURCES REVIEWED 21 OCTOBER 2026
Official rules, recorded player observations and editorial reasoning have different roles. The guide keeps those differences visible.
Official game information
RoFront [World PvP] by Torrey Pines establishes the game identity, territory-conquest loop, Cities, Ports, Factories, alliances, nuclear weapons and the 80% world-control objective. Its artwork is used as an attributed illustration.
The public Roblox game API supplied the dated October 21, 2026 snapshot, including maxPlayers: 55. The creator group record confirms Torrey Pines. These records do not explain combat losses, income rates or detailed building costs.
The primary recorded run
NoobBlox: RoFront Guide!, published October 18, 2026, demonstrates Solo / World / Brutal. Research read its automatic English captions,19 selected frames and9 returned comments. This is observation of a recording, not our own live match testing.
- 00:07–01:35: mode, corner rationale and situational attack commitments.
- 02:16–02:51: City and Factory choices; nearby buildings can include opponent infrastructure in the creator’s explanation.
- 02:58–03:05 and 16:18–16:41: active-front checks.
- 05:26–05:44: protect concentrated buildings with SAMs.
- 08:27: the betrayal dialog shows30 seconds of TRAITOR and reduced enemy attack cost.
- 09:14–09:30: contest Warships before another transport.
- 12:51–13:38: disputed MIRV route claim and follow-up invasion.
- 15:19: the recorded Hydrogen tooltip; 16:50: recorded victory result.
Selected frames directly show City 125K, Factory 125K, SAM 1.5M, Defense Post 50K, MIRV 25M and Hydrogen 5M. These are recorded examples. They do not validate every range, scaling rule or current price.
Secondary guides and player reports
AllThingsHow’s October 19mechanics report supplies the wider price ranges, several radii and extra UI details. Tables attribute those figures and tell you to inspect the present tooltip. The report is a source, not official balance documentation.
Nisu’s introductory guide provides an orientation and a separate APEX ROBLOX video lead. The latter’s description was available, but captions and direct gameplay reading were unavailable; no exact gameplay rule here comes from that description. The Nisu note about 2×footage is not used to measure real-time income.
The NoobBlox comments contain a real World-lobby selection question and a reply about a separate server, plus Factory and MIRV claims. They are player reports. We did not treat a reply as a developer announcement.
Decisions made when sources disagree
- Server size: the newer official API snapshot says 55; earlier guides say 30. The advertised88 nations is kept separate from simultaneous human capacity.
- Factory connections: the primary creator explicitly includes nearby opponent buildings, so a friendly-only rule is not repeated.
- Betrayal: the visible dialog supports 30 seconds of TRAITOR and enemies needing 50% of their usual troops against you. We removed the secondary assertion that the initial attack automatically loses half its troops.
- MIRV interception: creator narration conflicts with the secondary guide and a viewer comment. We publish the disagreement without promising an intercept or immunity.
- Codes and social links: no working developer-sourced code, redemption UI or official Discord/Trello destination was verified in the public material checked. Authentication-limited sources were not claimed as inspected.
What the site calculates
The reserve tool uses ordinary percentage arithmetic on values you enter. It does not estimate game-specific casualties, regeneration, troop effectiveness or victory odds. Conditional purchase and next-move advice is editorial reasoning tied to the stated premises. Sources reviewed October 21, 2026; each page gives the relevant source boundary near its answer.