The current correction is addressing three owner concerns: deliver a convincing survivorslike with hordes and spectacular builds, make the wiki readable, and explain how play creates discovery, excitement, challenge and attachment.

| Task | Responsible | Completed so far | Next delivery |

| 44 — Discovery and the changing station | Systems | Replaced the old article at 10:32; full draft read and reviewed | Final clarity corrections by 11:00; range 10:50–11:15 |

The earlier [game overview](/Hold%20The%20Flood/The%20Game) and [hordes and builds](/Hold%20The%20Flood/Hordes%20and%20Builds) describe a representative expedition, large crowds, three equipment combinations and the intended payoffs.

| Milestone | Target | Plausible range |

| Reviewed discovery and home pages, with repaired reading links | Today 11:15 | 11:00–12:00 |

The next delivery moves forward from 12:15 because both drafts and the combined review arrived early. The whole-wiki and campaign dates are unchanged. Confidence is moderate for the next pair, low for the first-pass wiki and very low for detailed campaign work until scope is re-estimated. Dates assume the three existing roles and PM are available approximately 6–8 active hours per working day. No extra permanent agent is currently needed.

A complete first-pass wiki means a coherent, readable proposed design with open choices clearly identified. Fun, balance and campaign duration still need later validation. Game implementation, simulation, playtesting and assets require their separate authorization.

Temporary combat upgrades earned during an expedition **reset whenever the astronaut returns home**, alive or revived. Physical equipment, components and loot are retained. The owner selected this on 10 September, and it is recorded in the brief and relayed to the team. Exact upgrade effects and pacing remain to be designed. Unanswered choices block only work that depends on their answer; other correction work continues.