鉴定改版：风扇数、供电口、丝印、序列号四项真伪依据在前，假卡依据各自独立（平均 1.5 项）；指南去档次、去卖家说法

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/Decentralized/ModFiles/Localization/en.csv

@@ -820,17 +820,9 @@ settings.risk_scale_desc,"Multiplies the chance of scams, rug pulls, wallet pois
 settings.mining_scale,Mining reward multiplier
 settings.mining_scale_desc,Multiplies the block reward paid to mining rigs. Applies to all saves.
 gg.header,Station Trade Commission
-gg.p1.body,"Graphics cards are the core of every mining rig, and the goods most often counterfeited on the used market.\nA card's value depends on the model of the chip inside and its health, and every sign of wear lowers the price.\n\nThis guide provides all the knowledge needed to appraise a graphics card."
 gg.p1.cap,Graphics card
 gg.p1.makers,"There are two common manufacturers on the Station:\n\n      - Probidia (""PB"")\n      - PMD (""MD"")"
 gg.p1.note,"Whoever made it, a card's value depends only on the list price of the real chip and its health: at full health it equals the list price, at zero health only {CardValueFloor:%} is left."
-gg.p2.h,Card Tiers
-gg.p2.body,"The tier sets the power connector and the fan count. The model is only a display name; the real tier shows on the hardware.\nA counterfeit is a low-tier chip in a high-tier shell, and its performance and value follow the chip inside."
-gg.tier.0,"Entry (6-pin, one fan)"
-gg.tier.1,"Mid (8-pin, two fans)"
-gg.tier.2,"High (8-pin, three fans)"
-gg.tier.3,"Flagship (dual 8-pin, three fans)"
-gg.p2.models,"Probidia: RTX 60 / 70 / 80 / 90\nPMD: RX 70 / 80 / 800 / 900\nThe models map to entry, mid, high and flagship in order."
 gg.fan.h,Fan Blades
 gg.fan.0,Clean (price unchanged)
 gg.fan.1,Dusty (-{CardFanDust:%})
@@ -847,21 +839,14 @@ gg.seal.0,Intact (price unchanged)
 gg.seal.2,Missing (-{CardSealMissing:%})
 gg.wear.note,"Fan blades, contacts and bracket get worse with the nightly wear and only ever get worse; the seal is fixed. Condition also affects hashrate, wear and burnout chance."
 gg.serial.h,Serial Number
-gg.serial.body,"The serial number is on a sticker on the back, as prefix, tier code, hyphen, two-digit factory code, hyphen and four-digit sequence, for example PB2-21-6251."
 gg.serial.cap,Back of the card (serial sticker)
 gg.serial.pb,"Probidia (""PB"")\n      Valid factory codes: 11, 12, 21, 34, 47"
 gg.serial.md,"PMD (""MD"")\n      Valid factory codes: 13, 22, 35, 41, 58"
-gg.serial.rule,"Tier codes 1 to 4 run from entry to flagship.\nA tier code that does not match the model (the sticker belongs to the original chip), or an invalid factory code or length (a sticker added later), marks a counterfeit. The factory code only proves authenticity and does not change the price."
 gg.print.h,Back Print
 gg.print.0,Matches the model
 gg.print.1,Shows another model (counterfeit)
 gg.print.2,"Reprinted, crooked (counterfeit)"
-gg.print.note,"Connector and fan count come from the real chip, so a counterfeit never matches its stated model. The serial and the print can be made to look right, so no flaw does not prove a card is genuine."
-gg.seller.h,What Sellers Say
-gg.seller.body,"Used dealers come in three kinds:\n\n      - Honest: tells the truth.\n      - Middleman: states each item as fine with a {UsedMiddlemanHide:%} chance and adds {UsedMiddlemanMarkup:%} to the price; {UsedFakeMiddleman:%} of the cards are counterfeit.\n      - Scammer: states everything as fine, about {UsedFakeScammer:%} of the cards are counterfeit, and prices them as the stated model.\n\nThe seller's claim stands until you buy; after that the card shows its true condition."
 gg.point.h,Pointing Out
-gg.point.body,"Inspect with the magnifier; each row of the label bar has a Point out button on the right. Point out a hidden problem and that row switches to the true state and the price drops by the difference; point out something true and the other side refuses and your reputation suffers.\nPoint out the model and it reverts to the real chip, and the problems found are listed.\n\nCards brought by appraisal guild clients also carry a claim: pointing out problems changes the estimate until you report the correct value. When you show your own card to a customer, each hidden item has a {CustomerSpotChance:%} chance of being noticed."
-gg.ex.h,Appraisal Example
 gg.ex.card,"Example: {0}, health {1}%"
 gg.ex.base,Base value: +{0}
 gg.ex.fan,Chipped fan: -{0}
@@ -881,3 +866,29 @@ gg.ex.h3,Appraisal Example: Badly Worn
 gg.ex.h4,Appraisal Example: Lightly Used
 gg.ex.h5,Appraisal Example: Brand New
 lbl.price,Label price: {0}
+lbl.row.count,Fans
+lbl.row.pin,Power
+lbl.count.1,1 fan
+lbl.count.2,2 fans
+lbl.count.3,3 fans
+lbl.pin.0,6-pin
+lbl.pin.1,8-pin
+lbl.pin.2,Dual 8-pin
+gg.p1.body,"Graphics cards are the core of every mining rig, and the goods most often counterfeited on the used market.\nFour things show whether a card is genuine: fan count, power connector, back print and serial number. Only a card that matches its stated model on all four is genuine; any single mismatch means a counterfeit.\nA card's value depends on the model of the chip inside and its health, and every sign of wear lowers the price.\n\nThis guide provides all the knowledge needed to appraise a graphics card."
+gg.p2.h,Card Models
+gg.p2.body,"The model sets the fan count and the power connector. A counterfeit is a low-model chip in a high-model shell, and its performance and value follow the chip inside."
+gg.tier.0,"RTX 60 / RX 70: 6-pin, one fan"
+gg.tier.1,"RTX 70 / RX 80: 8-pin, two fans"
+gg.tier.2,"RTX 80 / RX 800: 8-pin, three fans"
+gg.tier.3,"RTX 90 / RX 900: dual 8-pin, three fans"
+gg.count.h,Fan Count
+gg.count.body,"The model sets the fan count: one fan on the RTX 60 and RX 70, two on the RTX 70 and RX 80, three on the RTX 80, RTX 90, RX 800 and RX 900.\nA fan count that does not match the stated model marks a counterfeit."
+gg.pin.h,Power Connector
+gg.pin.body,"The model also sets the power connector: 6-pin on the RTX 60 and RX 70, 8-pin on the RTX 70, RTX 80, RX 80 and RX 800, dual 8-pin on the RTX 90 and RX 900.\nA power connector that does not match the stated model marks a counterfeit."
+gg.serial.body,"The serial number is on a sticker on the back, as prefix, model code, hyphen, two-digit factory code, hyphen and four-digit sequence, for example PB2-21-6251."
+gg.serial.rule,"Model codes 1 to 4 stand for RTX 60 / RX 70, RTX 70 / RX 80, RTX 80 / RX 800 and RTX 90 / RX 900.\nA model code that does not match the model (the sticker belongs to the original chip), or an invalid factory code or length (a sticker added later), marks a counterfeit. The factory code only proves authenticity and does not change the price."
+gg.print.note,"A card is genuine only if fan count, power connector, print and serial number all match. A counterfeit fails at least one, but may get the others right, so check every one."
+gg.cond.h,Fan Blades and Contacts
+gg.point.body,"Inspect with the magnifier; each row of the label bar has a Point out button on the right. Point out a hidden problem and that row switches to the true state and the price drops by the difference; point out something true and the other side refuses and your reputation suffers.\nIf the fan count, power connector, print or serial number does not match, point it out: the card is then ruled a counterfeit, the model reverts to the real chip, and the price is recalculated for that chip.\n\nCards brought by appraisal guild clients work the same way: pointing out problems changes the estimate until you report the correct value."
+gg.ex.serial,Serial number: {0}
+gg.ex.h,"Appraisal Example: Chipped Fan, Dull Contacts, Missing Seal"