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@@ -94,7 +94,6 @@ or changed without updating this reference. Search for `SettingsStorage`.
 ```
 {
   log: 'info', // default log level
-  allowTemplateAugmenting: false, // sloppy mode
   retryTemplate: 30,    // retry attempts within one template
   attemptTemplates: 50, // number of templates to try on failure
   svgEffects: false,    // fancy mode
@@ -125,19 +124,20 @@ Algorithm Quirks
 
 Every board must be solvable, otherwise it wouldn't be much of a game. Generating a valid board
 turned out quite a bit more challenging than I thought. My algorithm is based in some heuristics
-and good deal of luck. 
+and luck.
 
 To make things more fun, besides the marble matching rules, the board must be laid out in one of 
 several pre-defined shapes of exactly 55 tiles. The algorithm can sometimes get itself into a dead 
-end while placing marbles on the board. I experimented with backtracking, but the current version 
-simply retries the whole thing with a different random seed. There are configurable retry limits
-as a failsafe. If the given template fails many consecutive times, the algorithm opts to switch to 
+end while placing marbles on the board. After some experimentation I settled on a recursive algorithm
+with a heuristic and backtracking. There are configurable retry limits and max recursion / retry
+counter as a failsafe. If the given template fails many consecutive times, the algorithm opts to switch to 
 a different template. Some templates are harder than others, and some random seeds just seem to 
 have a problem.
 
-A workaround I added is called Sloppy Mode. When the algorithm can't place a marble, it may choose
-to add a new tile to the template, trying to keep the overall shape as tidy as possible. This may
-hurt game difficulty, but is generally much faster than retrying over and over.
+I added a few extra rules to the generation algorithm to make the boards harder: Vitae and Mors should not
+appear as the first few marbles to remove, since they tend to eliminate any choice; and metals start a few
+levels deeper still. This gives the player a lot more room to make a mistake in the beginning. 
+At least you can enjoy the Undo and Try Again buttons!
 
 If you're curious about the inner workings, open dev tools and enable debug logging with the `debug=1`
 GET parameter.