WolfTeam Legacy is a living server. New maps arrive, new modes open, the item shop grows, events run on a calendar and gameplay defects get repaired week by week. None of that happens silently: since the Wolfory project opened, every player-visible change has been written into the official update journal at https://wolfory.com/updates, in both English and Turkish, one dated entry at a time. The journal has already passed 130 entries. This guide explains how to read it and how to follow it automatically, including the brand new RSS feed.

The updates page: the official WolfTeam changelog

Open https://wolfory.com/updates and you get the full history, newest first. Every entry carries a date, a kind badge, a short summary and a list of concrete changes. The three kinds are easy to read at a glance: new marks brand content such as a map, a mode, an item family or an event; improvement marks something that got better, like Turkish rank names on the website or a smoother support page; fix marks repairs, from vote attribution to ticket delivery.

The page is searchable. Type a word such as bots, RSS, gold or support and the list narrows to matching entries. You can also filter by kind, jump between pages of six entries, and every entry has its own permalink of the form /updates?entry=... so staff and players can link to one specific change without hunting through the timeline.

One policy note that makes the journal trustworthy: entries describe only what players can see or use. Administrative tooling, internal dashboards and technical plumbing stay out of the public notes. If something appears in the journal, it is really in the game or on the site.

Follow the journal with RSS

The site now serves a proper RSS 2.0 feed at https://wolfory.com/feed.xml. It contains the latest 30 journal entries with their titles, dates, summaries and links back to each entry's permalink, and it respects the language switch: use https://wolfory.com/feed.xml?lang=tr for Turkish titles or ?lang=en for English.

Any feed reader works: Feedly, Inoreader, Thunderbird, Outlook, a terminal reader or the follow button built into Firefox and other browsers. Paste the feed URL in, subscribe, and every future entry lands in your reader within minutes of publication. The site also announces the feed in its pages, so a browser that understands feed autodiscovery can find it without you copying any link.

Three more ways to keep up

The homepage shows the latest three journal entries, so a quick visit to https://wolfory.com gives you the freshest headlines. The community launcher pulls the same journal as its news feed, so the launcher keeps you current even before you open a browser. And the official Discord server mirrors every entry to its announcements channel in full English and Turkish, usually within a minute of publication; the invite is https://discord.gg/mBDaWthjX.

What kind of news lands in the journal

Recent history gives a good picture. New content entries covered the WOLFORY ASSAULT map with ground bots, the Dust2 desert adaptation, the CTF Stronghold and Wolf War modes, new weapon finishes and expanded functional market items. Improvements ranged from the support center and its guest tracking to shared release versions and Turkish web ranks. Fixes covered vote attribution in statistics, support ticket delivery and page layout repairs. In other words: if you play WolfTeam Legacy even once a week, the journal is the fastest way to know what changed since your last session.

Quick start

Visit https://wolfory.com/updates and read the newest entry. Filter by kind=new to see the latest content drops, or kind=fix to check whether a problem you noticed was already repaired. When you are convinced, add https://wolfory.com/feed.xml?lang=tr or ?lang=en to your feed reader and let the journal come to you. The game itself is a free download from https://wolfory.com/download, and your account works on the site, in the launcher and in the game.

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