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+1 Drain Water Per Click update: dated official metadata status, selected update sources, and an explicit no-patch-notes state when only event labels are available. This page records what Roblox currently shows and links the safe next steps for code status, sources, and progression.
The official Games API now shows the display name [UPD]+1 Drain Water Per Click and reports the last update as 2026-10-04 — a new update shipped after the September 28 check recorded 2026-09-25 — while the description still lists no code strings and the official surface publishes no patch notes for it. The September 28 check had shown the display name [UPD]+1 Drain Water Per Click with the update on 2026-09-25; the September 20 check had shown the display name [W3]+1 Drain Water Per Click with the update on 2026-09-18; the September 16 check had shown [UPD]+1 Drain Water Per Click with no update since 2026-09-12; the September 8 check had shown [W2]+1 Drain Water Per Click; the September 3 check had shown [Cthulhu]+1 Drain Water Per Click with four code strings (Fixed1, Fixed2, CCoins, and CDraw) and a New content Daily Event entry reading Fri, Sep 4, 11:00 AM New World. All six names describe the same experience and creator path. The official surface still does not state code rewards or expiry, event timezone, duration, rewards, or mechanics.
The September 3 official listing displayed the exact New World event label and scheduled time, but that time has passed and the October 5 recheck of the official description and server-rendered game page still finds no current event listing. The 2026-10-04 update left the display-name prefix at [UPD], but the official surface states no event details of any kind. Community videos titled around a September 9 New World update are discovery context only. Keep event details unconfirmed until the official page lists them again; use the focused status page for the dated boundary.
The October 5 official surface verifies no code strings and no current event listing; it does not confirm code rewards or expiry, an event timezone, duration, rewards, or mechanics. It also does not verify a mutation table, Fish or Pet roster, upgrade values, or progression thresholds. Keep community additions and mutation reports on their source-labelled pages until an official payload or dated in-game observation fills the gap.
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