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 - OpenDuelyst will be free indefinitely, with no form of monetization. The code
 	supporting payment processing has already been disabled or removed.
-- We aim to preserve the original game experience of building a collection
-	while greatly accelerating card acquisition. As a result, all users receive
-	2,500 Gold and 50,000 Spirit after logging in, which gives plenty of
-	resources to start building decks. The costs of purchasing Orbs (packs) and
-	crafting cards has been reduced by 50%, and quest rewards have been tripled.
 - Creating new content or making balance changes are not goals of this project.
 	Instead, we aim to provide a well-maintained reference implementation and
 	reference deployment of the game as it existed before the shutdown in 2020.
 - We will build clients for web (including mobile web) and desktop.
 - We would like to provide native mod support for modified art, game rules,
 	cards, etc., enabling users to tweak the existing codebase without needing
-	to fork and heavily modify the project.
+	to heavily modify the project.
 
-## Project Timeline
+## Potential Work Areas
 
-As of October 2022, most of the highest-priority issues, such as making the
-game functional, building clients for our target platforms, and creating
-automation and documentation for the project, are already complete.
+Most high-priority issues, such as making the game functional, building clients
+for our target platforms, and creating automation and documentation for the
+project, are already complete.
 
 We are currently focused on contributor onboarding. Issues are tagged as
 `frontend`, `backend`, or `infrastructure` to make it easier to find work which
@@ -33,14 +28,10 @@ issue, but we have some rough prioritization assigned to issues:
 - P2 issues involve minor end-user impact, such as visual or text bugs.
 - P3 issues involve minor developer impact, such as code cleanup.
 
-For November 2022 and beyond, we have a few high-priority objectives:
+Here are some examples of potential improvements:
 
 - Better mobile support, including packaging Android and iOS apps and
 	improvements to UI scaling
 - Creating new achievements and quests
 - Creating new daily challenges and puzzles
 - Implementing a password reset flow (using tokens rather than email)
-
-At some point, we plan to provision a production environment in AWS for a more
-"official" launch of the game. In the meantime, we are using the staging
-environment as a publicly-available deployment for web and desktop clients.