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 ¹ DLC/Item IDs can be obtained from https://steamdb.info. You need to be logged in with your steam account in order to see accurate inventory item IDs.
 
 [SmokeAPI.json]: res/SmokeAPI.json
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 [manually maintained list of DLC IDs]: https://github.com/acidicoala/public-entitlements/blob/main/steam/v1/dlc.json
 
 ## ℹ Extra info
 
 ### How SmokeAPI works in games with large number of DLCs
 
-Some games that have a lot of DLCs begin ownership verification by querying the Steamworks API for a list of all available DLCs. Once the game receives the list, it will go over each item and check the ownership. The issue arises from the fact that response from Steamworks SDK may max out at 64, depending on how much unowned DLC the user has. To alleviate this issue, SmokeAPI will make a web request to Steam API for a full list of DLCs, which works well most of the time. Unfortunately, even the web API does not solve all of our problems, because it will only return DLCs that are available in Steam store. This means that DLCs without a dedicated store offer, such as pre-order DLCs will be left out. That's where the `dlc_ids` config option comes into play. You can specify those missing DLC IDs there, and SmokeAPI will make them available to the game. However, this introduces the need for manual configuration, which goes against the ideals of this project. To remedy this issue SmokeAPI will also fetch [this document] stored in a GitHub repository. It contains all the DLC IDs missing from Steam store. The document is hand-crafted using data from https://steamdb.com. This enables SmokeAPI to unlock all DLCs without any config file at all. Feel free to report games that have more than 64 DLCs, *and* have DLCs without a dedicated store page. They will be added to the list of missing DLC IDs to facilitate configless operation.
+Some games that have a lot of DLCs begin ownership verification by querying the Steamworks API for a list of all available DLCs. Once the game receives the list, it will go over each item and check the ownership. The issue arises from the fact that response from Steamworks SDK may max out at 64, depending on how much unowned DLC the user has. To alleviate this issue, SmokeAPI will make a web request to Steam API for a full list of DLCs, which works well most of the time. Unfortunately, even the web API does not solve all of our problems, because it will only return DLCs that are available in Steam store. This means that DLCs without a dedicated store offer, such as pre-order DLCs will be left out. That's where the `dlc_ids` config option comes into play. You can specify those missing DLC IDs there, and SmokeAPI will make them available to the game. However, this introduces the need for manual configuration, which goes against the ideals of this project. To remedy this issue SmokeAPI will also fetch [this document] stored in a GitHub repository. It contains all the DLC IDs missing from Steam store. The document is hand-crafted using data from https://steamdb.com. This enables SmokeAPI to unlock all DLCs without any config file at all. Feel free to report games that have more than 64 DLCs,
+*and* have DLCs without a dedicated store page. They will be added to the list of missing DLC IDs to facilitate configless operation.
 
 [this document]: https://github.com/acidicoala/public-entitlements/blob/main/steam/v1/dlc.json
 
+## ✒️ TODO
+- Describe how Koalageddon mode works and its config parameters
+- Describe the organisation of the project
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 ## 👋 Acknowledgements
 
 SmokeAPI makes use of the following open source projects: