Suggested file name
The first filename should be boring on purpose: short, numbered, and tied to what the image proves.
Shot title
The title should label the frame, not smuggle in the whole guide as a caption.
Why this proof matters
This keeps the screenshot from becoming decoration. Every image needs one clear trust gap to close.
File naming rules
Keep the names short, numbered, and literal. Use the route or object the image proves instead of trying to be clever.
Clive the Firestarter
Needs the clean quarry entry lane, the safer pull pocket, and the point where the run stops being a boss trip and starts becoming a greedy Sulphur overstay.
Why it matters: the first image should tell a reader where the route starts before the quarry pressure starts hiding the answer.
First frame: the quarry entry lane with the first obvious landmark in view.
Proves: the route starts where the guide says it starts, not one lane later.
Reader should confirm: the route really does begin from a recognizable outer-lane landmark instead of asking the player to guess inside quarry chaos.
Where to Get Iron
Needs the first useful ore segment, the short exit path that keeps the haul profitable, and the return moment that proves the upgrade is already paid for.
Why it matters: the page feels real only when the route shows the exact point where leaving still makes sense.
First frame: the first useful ore pocket plus the clean way back out.
Proves: one useful haul can already justify leaving instead of forcing a deeper mine clear.
Reader should confirm: the first useful ore pocket already pays for entering the mine and does not require a deep reckless push.
Efficient Castle Layout
Needs the compact early layout, the slow loop it fixes, and the room grouping that shows the base is fast to use rather than just tidy to look at.
Why it matters: a layout screenshot should prove walking distance, not just style.
First frame: the storage-to-refine-to-craft loop seen from the main traffic path.
Proves: the build works because the player uses it faster, not because it only photographs well.
Reader should confirm: the compact version truly keeps the repeat loop short enough to feel faster in normal daily play.
V Rising Boss Order
Needs one unlock chain, one support run that makes the next fight smarter, and one kill that would otherwise look good on paper only.
Why it matters: the image should show why this boss is the next useful stop, not just that it is available.
First frame: the next unlock chain with the payoff target in the same view.
Proves: the boss order follows value, not just level availability.
Reader should confirm: the boss choice leads into a visible next payoff instead of reading like a generic level-order list.
How to Unlock Tanner
Needs the unlock confirmation, the Tannery placement that fits the loop, and the prerequisite check that keeps the page from sounding magical.
Why it matters: this page should prove the station exists in a real save, not only in a menu description.
First frame: the build menu or station unlock confirmation before the player starts guessing.
Proves: the unlock is real and the next step is placement, not rumor.
Reader should confirm: the blocker is truly gone and the page is naming the same unlock the player should now see in game.
Best V Rising Mods
Needs the real plugin path, one mod-at-a-time install example, and the dependency check that keeps the setup honest after patches.
Why it matters: mod advice becomes trustworthy when the setup path is visible instead of implied.
First frame: the actual plugin folder path or loader setup screen.
Proves: the install path is concrete enough to copy without guessing the folder layout.
Reader should confirm: the install path matches a current real setup and is not borrowed from an outdated loader screenshot.
