About

About Focus Network and how it decides what to cover

Focus Network is a knowledge base about desktop vehicle combat games, written for readers in Australia and published by Legionella Personal s.r.o.. It exists because the category is harder to enter than it is to enjoy: the vocabulary, the progression systems and the realism settings all have to be understood before any individual title makes sense, and publishers have little reason to explain a category rather than a product.

Who publishes this site

The publisher is:

• Legionella Personal s.r.o.
• Francouzská 299/98, Vršovice, 101 00 Praha 10, Czech Republic
• Company number: 17996767
• VAT: CZ17996767
• Email: info@focusnetwork.online

The same details appear in the footer of every page, on the contact page and in the privacy policy. There is no separate editorial company, no newsroom and no group of contributors. Where authorship is relevant, the correct description is the Legionella Personal s.r.o. editorial team.

The editorial method, stated plainly

Three things decide what appears on this site, in this order.

1. The structure of the category. The seven entries are sequenced from the most general idea to the most specific application, because that is the order in which the concepts depend on each other. An entry exists when a concept cannot be explained adequately inside another one.
2. Questions a reader in Australia would actually ask. Where a question has an Australian answer — consumer guarantees, classification, online safety, reporting a scam — the answer names the responsible body and links to it rather than summarising it.
3. What we can support. A claim we cannot attribute to a primary source is either written as general guidance or left out. This is why the entries contain no benchmark figures, no survey results and no performance statistics.

The commercial relationship, and how narrow the coverage is

This is the part that most sites leave vague, so it is stated here without qualification. Legionella Personal s.r.o. has one commercial relationship in this category: an affiliate arrangement under which it is paid a commission when a reader follows a link from this site to the War Thunder website and registers an account there. War Thunder is published by Gaijin Entertainment, which is unconnected with this site and has no involvement in what appears on it.

That is the only title we link commercially, and it is the only title we name repeatedly. Coverage here is therefore narrow by design: this site explains a category and links to one product within it, rather than surveying the market and presenting the result as an impartial ranking. We publish no “best of” list and no scores, because a commission-funded ranking would not be worth reading and we are not in a position to produce an independent one.

What the commission does not do is decide the order of entries, the content of an explanation or whether a drawback is mentioned. The full arrangement, including what it means for you as a reader, is set out on the affiliate disclosure page.

What this site does not publish

• Reader experiences, testimonials, quotes, scores or star ratings, whether attributed or not.
• Statistics, benchmark results or test figures that we have not taken from a named primary source.
• Prices, discounts or availability claims for any game, because those are set by publishers and change.
• Classification decisions restated from memory or from a third party, rather than looked up in the Australian Classification Board's own record.
• Any suggestion that a reader must act quickly, or that not acting causes harm.

Corrections and how the site is maintained

Entries are reviewed periodically and the review date appears in the footer of every page. If something here is wrong, out of date or unclear, the fastest way to have it changed is to write to info@focusnetwork.online describing the page and the passage. Corrections of fact are made on the page itself rather than noted elsewhere, and where a correction changes the meaning of a passage, the review date is updated with it.

The site collects nothing from readers, sets no cookies and runs no analytics, so it has no audience data and no way to know which pages are read. That is a deliberate position rather than an omission, and its consequences are described in the privacy policy and the cookie policy.

Where to start reading

The entries stand alone, but they are written to be read in order. If you are new to the category, begin with what desktop vehicle combat games are; if you are already playing and want the vocabulary, the glossary is the shortest route.