Use the recorded version context
The source video was published on November 29, 2025 and describes the game as Early Access. The calendar below is an observed example from that recording, not a verified version 1.0 schedule.
Use your current calendar when planning a shop day. The date numbers in this example are in-game days, not real-world release dates or a promise that another save has the same events.
Open Codex and inspect the selected day
The recording moves from the shop into Backpack and then the Codex tab. The right side shows a six-day calendar from 44 through 49. The left side has Tutorials highlighted while the calendar remains visible.
- Open the inventory menu and choose Codex in the top row.
- Select the calendar cell you want to inspect.
- Read the event title and description below the calendar.
- Keep the selected cell separate from the current-day indicator when recording your plan.
Compare the culture and rarity conditions
Selecting day 45 displays Kalina Culture Day, with a description saying Kalina-culture relics are popular. Selecting day 48 instead displays Uncommon Rarity Day and describes Uncommon relics as popular. These are different matching conditions.
In the day-48 view, the day indicator above the calendar still reads 45 and the header of cell 45 remains green. The selection outline and dot move to 48. Inspecting that future event has not advanced the in-game day.
| Recorded day | Selected event description | Condition to compare |
|---|---|---|
| 44 | Free Day | No event scheduled |
| 45 | Kalina Culture Day | Kalina culture |
| 46 | Free Day | No event scheduled |
| 47 | Free Day | No event scheduled |
| 48 | Uncommon Rarity Day | Uncommon rarity |
| 49 | Free Day | No event scheduled |
Treat a Free Day as a different planning state
The recording individually selects days 44, 46, 47 and 49; each displays Free Day and no scheduled event. A portrait or another small calendar symbol is not a substitute for the selected event description.
Check an actual item before counting it as matching stock
The same menu sequence shows a Surprise Disk card labelled LEGENDARY and THE GALLERY. That specific item does not match an Uncommon rarity condition. Compare written labels rather than treating the card’s glow or selling history as its rarity.
For a culture event, confirm the relevant culture on your own item information before recording a match. This example does not supply a measured sales multiplier, guaranteed customer purchase or an event-specific price change.
