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Wipe warning

TTK Testing XP and IC economy

XP and IC are the economy the official description says may be wiped. No price, earn rate, or spelled-out IC name was in the October 25, 2026 sources. Spend with that warning in mind.

Last checked: October 25, 2026.

The short answer

The official TTK Testing description says the XP/IC economy may be wiped. That is a warning about progress, not a shop catalog. The sources checked on October 25, 2026 do not define a price, an earn rate, a level curve, or a full phrase behind the letters IC. This wiki will not expand IC into a guessed name, and it will not invent an XP table to look helpful. Treat anything you earn or spend in the test as temporary until Sable Digital says a wipe window is over. The practical page is how to notice an economy in the client, how to avoid fake codes that promise XP or IC, and how a wipe interacts with weapon advice.

What the warning covers

XP, in ordinary game language, means a progression point often called experience. The official text pairs it with IC and calls the pair an economy. Because the description does not spell out IC, this page refuses the usual fan habit of expanding the initials into a currency nickname. If the client prints a longer name, quote the client in your own notes. Until then, write XP/IC the way the description writes it.

"May be wiped" means progress can be removed during the test. It does not schedule the wipe, name the last wipe, or promise a compensation code. The October 25, 2026 API read gives visits, favorites, maxPlayers, created, and updated. It does not give wallet sizes. The updated field of 2026-10-23 UTC is not a wipe announcement. An update and a wipe are different events unless the description connects them. Right now the description connects wipes to the economy of a test that also updates weekly and sometimes daily. The rhythm explains why a wipe is plausible. It does not date one.

The June 2, 2026 DevForum post says the game at that time had character and weapon customization. Customization can exist without a published price. Do not turn "customization" into "IC buys this list of parts." Lasers, flashlights, and stances are named in that post. They are not given costs. If a menu later shows a cost, the number on that menu is the number. A wiki number that arrived first is the one to distrust.

What a wipe does to other guides on this site

The tier list policy already refuses unlock-order advice, because an order depends on a price or a level we do not have, and because a wipe can erase the path. The AR15 page says the same about spending XP or IC to try the weapon named in the October 25 title. The loadouts page tells you to judge a setup by whether you can control it, not by a meta shopping list. Those pages stay valid during a wipe because they were not storing your progress. A guide that says "grind this gun before Friday" does not.

Codes are the other trap. A string that promises a pile of XP or IC is exactly the kind of reward the codes page will not list unless Sable Digital published it. Checked October 25, 2026, Active is still none. A wipe warning makes copied currency codes worse, not better: you would be typing an unverified string in the hope of a balance the developer has already said can disappear. Read how to redeem before you type anything.

How to handle the economy in a session

  1. When you open the client, look for any counter labeled XP, IC, or a longer name the UI spells out. If you see none, do not go hunting a third-party tracker. Absence is allowed. The description says an economy exists and may be wiped. It does not say the counter is on every screen.
  2. If a counter is visible, write down the label and the date, not a strategy. You may note whether the number changed after a match. You may not turn one match into an earn rate for the site. One match is not a formula.
  3. Before you spend anything, reread the wipe sentence. Spending during a test is a choice. This wiki does not tell you the purchase is safe, and it does not tell you to hoard. It tells you the official risk.
  4. If a purchase menu names a weapon or a cosmetic, quote that menu in your notes. Do not merge it with [NEW AR15] unless the menu itself shows that label. The title bracket and a shop row are separate until the client connects them.
  5. Ignore chat messages that offer IC for a password, a cookie, or a visit to a link. The official economy warning is not a customer-support script. The Discord page already says not to hand credentials to anyone claiming to be staff.
  6. After the Roblox updated field moves past the date you noted, look again. A weekly or daily update can change a menu without a post on this wiki. The stats page shows how to read the updated field.
  7. If you believe a wipe happened, the evidence is your counter or an official sentence, not a rumor. Mail hello@ttktesting.com only if you want a public page corrected, and include the official wording. We will not restore your balance. We cannot.

Character customization, as named on June 2, is a reason to look at the character screen once and see whether it asks for XP or IC. If it asks, the wipe warning applies. If it does not ask, do not invent a hidden fee. The post's other line — easy to pick up, lightly realistic, not a hardcore milsim — is about design tone. It is not an economy rule. A light-realism goal does not tell you that currency is scarce or generous. Scarcity would be a number. We do not have one.

What to say when someone asks for the best XP path

Say the path is unpublished. The best use of a session, while the numbers are missing, is the confirmed control loop on the training page: fire, aim, crouch, lean, swap, helmetcam, and a look at Transparent Optics. Those actions do not depend on a balance. They survive a wipe because they are skills, not items. That sentence is editorial guidance. It is not a claim that practice is stored as an official XP grant.

Free-for-all servers of up to 12 players are the live public test this wiki describes. Kills in that test may or may not pay XP or IC. The description does not say. Do not let a fan page's "XP per kill" figure into your notes. If you want a personal observation, count only whether your own counter moved, and label it as one session. The verification ladder would call a published earn rate a refuse until a primary surface shows the rate.

Common mistakes

  • Expanding IC into a currency name the description never prints. Quote the initials or quote the client.
  • Publishing earn rates, shop prices, or level requirements. They are not in the October 25 record.
  • Treating the created date, 2026-04-27, or the updated date, 2026-10-23, as wipe dates. They are API fields with other meanings.
  • Buying or typing a code to "restore" wiped progress. No verified code exists, and a wipe is an official test risk, not a puzzle with a password.
  • Equating a report with a wipe, or a wipe with a ban. The report system is a separate sentence about cheat review. The economy sentence does not mention penalties.
  • Building a tier list around unlock order. Order is progression. Progression is under the wipe warning and has no published ladder.

FAQ

What does IC stand for?

The official description we checked does not say. This page will not invent the expansion. Use the letters XP/IC, or the longer label if your client prints one.

When is the next wipe?

No date is published. "May be wiped" is the official strength of the claim. Watch the Roblox description for a clearer sentence rather than a countdown on a fan site.

Do visits or the 4,120 playing sample tell me the economy is healthy?

No. Those are audience fields from the October 25, 2026 API sample and the cumulative visit count. They are not wallets. The playing figure was a moment in time, not a balance.

If I spend IC and it is wiped, will I be repaid?

The checked text does not promise repayment. Plan as if the spend can vanish. This wiki cannot refund Roblox or in-game balances.

Does the Halloween mark in the title mean a double-XP event?

No. The pumpkin in the October 25 name string is a seasonal mark. It is not an event rules page. The Halloween page stops at what the title shows.

Sources

Last checked: October 25, 2026. No earn rate, price, or IC expansion appears here because none was in the sources.