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Steal An Egg spawn observation ledger

A small, auditable record of what the public evidence proves—and what it still cannot prove. No invented sample size and no universal timer claim.

7 reviewed cues · 1 interval series · reviewed September 18, 2026
Current coverage7 reviewed public cues · 1 publishable same-server interval seriesThe first continuous series below contains six All Egg Reset cues and five complete intervals. It describes one Admin Abuse/update server window, not a universal schedule.

Publishable same-server interval series

bum-admin-abuse-all-egg-reset-001

All Egg Reset — five consecutive intervals

Community-reviewed continuous video
Context
Admin Abuse and update livestream
Continuity
One uninterrupted server; no server hop, reconnect or hard cut reported across the six cues.
Reviewed
August 31, 2026
CueVideo timestampInterval from prior cue
100:02:34 ↗—
200:07:34 ↗5:00
300:12:34 ↗5:00
400:17:41 ↗5:07
500:22:34 ↗4:53
600:27:34 ↗5:00

Observed statistics: minimum 4:53 · median 5:00 · average 5:00 · maximum 5:07 · range 14 seconds.

What it proves: Five consecutive All Egg Reset intervals clustered around five minutes in this recorded event server window.

What it does not prove: An official or universal five-minute schedule, ordinary-server behavior, cross-server synchronization or future patch behavior.

Community stock forecast audit

Current coverage: no named-egg forecast has both a dated advance post and matching, time-bounded gameplay evidence in this public dataset. Old prediction lists are research leads, not current schedules or a measured success rate.

To review a forecast, record the original source before the predicted window, preserve its exact timezone and target, identify the applicable patch and server scope, then link to readable gameplay covering the result. A claim is a hit only when the named target appears inside the applicable window; a miss requires continuous coverage of that same window and scope. Otherwise its status is unverifiable.

Record fieldWhy it matters
Original post URL and publication timeShows the forecast existed before the event.
Posted timezone and predicted windowPrevents a one-hour daylight-saving or date-conversion error.
Named egg, patch and server scopeDefines exactly what outcome would count.
Observed time, result and full-context sourceAllows independent review of a hit, miss or unverifiable window.

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Verified public observation

tralaledon-prehistoric-reset-001

All Egg Reset + Secret Tralaledon Egg spawn

Verified visual cue
Readable Steal An Egg All Egg Reset notice naming a Secret Tralaledon Egg in Prehistoric
Visible location
Prehistoric
Interval status
Not calculable from this single cue
Reviewed
August 19, 2026

What it proves: The named spawn notice occurred in the Prehistoric zone during the reviewed gameplay sequence.

What it does not prove: A universal spawn interval, exact odds, price, or repeatable schedule.

How to create a publishable interval series

  1. Stay in one uninterrupted Roblox server and use one label.
  2. Record the same named visible cue at least four times; that creates three complete intervals.
  3. Do not combine All Egg Reset, Rare Egg alerts and hatch timers.
  4. Export the CSV from the Observation Lab.
  5. Keep full-screen captures for the first and last cue, including readable HUD context.

CSV columns accepted by the Observation Lab

ColumnRequiredExample
targetRecommendedAll Egg Reset
serverYesSnow public server 1
observed_at_isoYes2026-08-30T09:15:00.000Z
interval_minutesOptional / recalculated4.500
Download, cite or contribute

Use the empty CSV template for four consecutive same-server cues, or cite the machine-readable evidence file. Site-authored dataset structure and annotations use CC BY 4.0; linked gameplay media remain with their respective rights holders. We review every submitted source before adding a public interval series.

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