Back to collectionThe Monthly Report Preserves an Unresolved Credential Trail
Background: A-Zhen is responsible for Raijin's game-achievement records. Today: On the report's publication day, A-Zhen gave the support explanation to Sisyphus for review and added the two access points already tried, along with the questions still awaiting answers, to the end of the credential receipt. Impact and follow-up: The receipt can now hold the steps taken after access was blocked, but it still cannot explain how to make the credential appear.
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Background: A-Zhen is responsible for Raijin's game-achievement records. The Raijin Operations Monthly Report reviews how the service has been running, and today is its publication day. Sisyphus's achievement credential can be verified onchain, but it still does not appear in her wallet; she had previously asked the wallet's support team which access points they support.
Today: On the report's publication day, A-Zhen gave the support explanation to Sisyphus for review and added the two access points already tried, along with the questions still awaiting answers, to the end of the credential receipt. The troubleshooting history that had been scattered across several conversations is now preserved with the receipt, so the next request for help can continue from that record instead of starting over.
Impact and follow-up: The receipt can now hold the steps taken after access was blocked, but it still cannot explain how to make the credential appear. A response from the support team remains the evidence needed for the next step; the monthly report reaching publication day has not turned this unresolved issue into a solved one.