PokéSurvivor Updates · 2026-10-30: October 29: original-game video notices and privacy page

Game update October 30, 2026 · Article updated October 30, 2026

The original adds a menu-only video notice and a privacy page, and changes how its LIVE state is detected. Pokémon, moves and calculator rules stay unchanged.

Changes at a glance

Original release 59e2f8a67b checks the creator’s notice metadata about every five minutes. A valid video ID and publication window are required. Every two seconds it checks whether the main menu is open: no active run, dimmed overlay, gacha animation or focused input. It records the ID before showing the notice, so it normally appears once per browser storage, rather than once per account. Watch here loads YouTube in the game and pauses its music; Watch on YouTube opens another tab; Not now closes it. This describes the original, not a new popup on this Wiki or a confirmed change to the embedded game.
The October 29 workflow reads the creator’s Streams tab and looks for a LIVE thumbnail badge among the first five video cards. It retries up to three times if the video list is missing. An unrecognized channel or missing badge format preserves the previous state instead of declaring offline. This replaces the earlier watch-page isLiveNow check, which could receive a login-required response. Its manual test mode does not update live.json. These are original-project rules; this Wiki keeps its existing YouTube link and does not run or change that workflow.
The original now links its own privacy page from sign-in and Legal notice & privacy. According to that page, guest progress stays in the browser; account saves use Firebase; Google sign-in uses basic account information; nicknames and leaderboard records are public to players. It also describes peer connections and the original account-deletion route. Read that policy for original-game accounts. This Wiki’s analytics, local tools and the separately hosted embedded game have their own boundaries; the original policy does not replace this site’s policy or delete its local tool records.
The upstream repository now publishes the compiled game instead of its separate source modules and tests. That publication change does not remove Pokémon, moves, levels or Wiki functions. We retain immutable earlier source snapshots and compare the current compiled modules and their executed numeric outputs. The latest bundle adds VideoUI and its initialization; the retained catalog, level/evolution rules and combat modules match the accepted previous bundle. Historical source links keep their commit IDs, while current interface claims cite the new bundle and commits.

Why a new-video notice appears

Original release 59e2f8a67b checks the creator’s notice metadata about every five minutes. A valid video ID and publication window are required. Every two seconds it checks whether the main menu is open: no active run, dimmed overlay, gacha animation or focused input. It records the ID before showing the notice, so it normally appears once per browser storage, rather than once per account. Watch here loads YouTube in the game and pauses its music; Watch on YouTube opens another tab; Not now closes it. This describes the original, not a new popup on this Wiki or a confirmed change to the embedded game.

How the original detects a live stream now

The October 29 workflow reads the creator’s Streams tab and looks for a LIVE thumbnail badge among the first five video cards. It retries up to three times if the video list is missing. An unrecognized channel or missing badge format preserves the previous state instead of declaring offline. This replaces the earlier watch-page isLiveNow check, which could receive a login-required response. Its manual test mode does not update live.json. These are original-project rules; this Wiki keeps its existing YouTube link and does not run or change that workflow.

The original game’s privacy page

The original now links its own privacy page from sign-in and Legal notice & privacy. According to that page, guest progress stays in the browser; account saves use Firebase; Google sign-in uses basic account information; nicknames and leaderboard records are public to players. It also describes peer connections and the original account-deletion route. Read that policy for original-game accounts. This Wiki’s analytics, local tools and the separately hosted embedded game have their own boundaries; the original policy does not replace this site’s policy or delete its local tool records.

Current interface, unchanged calculation rules

The October 30 review matches original public bundle 59e2f8a67b to 110550a8. Its video/privacy interface changes do not alter the tables or formulas: catalog d567c6da, seasonal combat/rewards f7fbcfc4, calendar d667c216 and execution/ranking 5c97df2e remain pinned. All 13 tools and legacy share versions are retained. The observed embedded game remains 3667bcad81 with selective f7 adaptation; Community calculations still use 395a0e47/559ca0a7c8. Use the version selected by the tool rather than assuming these editions are identical.

Where the game data comes from now

The upstream repository now publishes the compiled game instead of its separate source modules and tests. That publication change does not remove Pokémon, moves, levels or Wiki functions. We retain immutable earlier source snapshots and compare the current compiled modules and their executed numeric outputs. The latest bundle adds VideoUI and its initialization; the retained catalog, level/evolution rules and combat modules match the accepted previous bundle. Historical source links keep their commit IDs, while current interface claims cite the new bundle and commits.

Original creator and official channels

The original site now identifies its creator as Jonathan Piera Torregrosa, also known as JPTER78, and lists his YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, X and GitHub profiles. Those profiles belong to the original creator. This Atlas is an independent fan Wiki; its community links and the separately hosted embedded edition do not imply authorship or endorsement by him.

A withdrawn news entry is not a removed feature

Commit 12d17eda added the October 29 news entry; 110550a8 removed that entry again. The final public bundle still contains the video-notice module. This Wiki records the distinction and cites the complete six-commit range. Its earlier dated articles keep their historical facts instead of being deleted or given a new date.

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Game data & sources

The linked game files show where these stats, costs and rules come from. Updates to the game may change them.

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