CORRUPT still survives in current public coverage
Some current code pages still expose CORRUPT directly, which keeps the exact-name query public enough for a route-level answer.
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Track whether CORRUPT is still live, expired, or a public carryover exact-name query in 100 Days at Sea.
Last checked: August 10, 2026. Current status: CORRUPT remains visible on some current public code pages, but the August 10 packet has shifted the freshest answer toward DECORATE, while Beebom, TechWiser, and RadioTimes still keep CORRUPT active-side, Roblox Den marks it check-state, and Destructoid plus Game.Guide history move it to expired-side coverage.
This route exists to answer the exact-name query directly while keeping every claim tied to a visible source state.
Some current code pages still expose CORRUPT directly, which keeps the exact-name query public enough for a route-level answer.
The August 10 packet now treats DECORATE as the front-of-packet exact-name term, while the supporting sources split CORRUPT between active, check-state, and expired interpretations.
CORRUPT remains tied to older update-era wording and guide packets, which keeps the term searchable but not first-party settled.
This run still did not capture a creator-owned or same-build in-game proof that shows CORRUPT being entered and accepted.
CORRUPT remains a real search path for players landing from older guide packets and update-era result surfaces.
This page does not invent a final reward line or code-box confirmation for the term.
The August 10 DECORATE-led packet was used to reframe CORRUPT as a disputed watch route rather than the freshest lead.
Exact-name code routes should reinforce the main codes hub and adjacent update or source pages instead of living as dead-end routes.