What is confirmed, with the source
| Item | Value | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Event name | NEW WEATHER EVENT | Events tab on the official game listing |
| Start | 2026-11-06 18:00 UTC | Same listing, shown in local time as Sat 7 Nov 02:00 (UTC+8) |
| Stated effect | "Join to collect stones!" | Same listing |
| End time | Not stated on the listing | — |
| What changes in play | Not stated | — |
We checked the game listing on 6 November 2026. The events block is the only place the game itself describes the event.
What is not confirmed
Three things are missing and all three matter:
- The duration. The listing we read gives a start, not an end. Pages that quote an end time are quoting something we could not reproduce from the official listing.
- What the weather does. No bonus rates, no new rock pool, no reward track is described. "Collect stones" could mean a new spawn, a bonus drop, or a cosmetic change.
- Whether anything is paid. No event-only product appears in the shop snapshot we captured on the same day.
If a page gives you a percentage for this event, it is inventing it or repeating someone who did. We will update this page when the game says more.
What to do before 18:00 UTC
The preparation does not depend on what the event turns out to be, because every version of "collect stones" runs into the same three bottlenecks.
Empty your cutters. A finished stone that nobody collects keeps the machine busy, and the game says so on screen with a Cutting complete! banner and a Ready! (E) prompt. Clear them both ways before you leave.
Sell what is in your bag. A full bag is three stones. If the event drops stones on the floor, a full backpack turns a pickup into a walk back.
Leave a slot free. Backpacks show 0/3 to 3/3 in the footage we checked. Two free slots is enough to pick up without a trip.
After the event starts
Check the room boards first. Every room prints its own pool with percentages on the floor, and a weather event that changes drops would show up there before it shows up anywhere else. The two boards we could read are on the rock rarity page.
Then check whether the cutters behave differently. If the event changes cutting speed or drop quality, it will show on the timer above a loaded stone, which is the fastest signal available without datamining.
How we will update this page
We re-check the game listing and the room boards after the event starts. If the game publishes an effect, it goes into the table above with the date it was seen. If the event ends without a published statement, this page says that instead of filling the gap.
For the mechanics that do not depend on the event, see cutting machines and floors and rooms.