README.md

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 # SingBridge
-A python implementation of the Floating Bridge Card game using PyGame.
+A python implementation of the Singaporean version of the Bridge Card game.
 
 # Requirements
 Python 3.6, pygame, signalslot
 
 # Installation
 1. Clone this repository
-2. Make a virtual environment (optional but recommended). Remember to activate it.
+2. Make a virtual environment (optinal but recommended). Remember to activate it.
 3. Install the required packages from requirements.txt:
 `pip install -r requirements.txt`
 4. Run main.py:
@@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ When running `main.py`, you can give options:
 * `-va` or `--view-all`: All player cards are revealed
 * `-s` or `--seed` followed by a file path: To run the game with a specified RNG seed
 * `-t` or `--terminal`: To play with legacy terminal inputting
-
 An example command:
 
 `python main.py -a -s ./seeds/low_point_hand.rng`
@@ -30,14 +29,14 @@ An example command:
 This command runs the game with all bots and a seed from `./seeds/low_point_hand.rng`
 
 # Controls
-The `p` key has to be pressed to begin the game.
-During the game, a panel will pop up for you to input the bid and call you partner, in which the list is scrollable.
-To play a card, double click on a card in your hand.
+I hope that you know how to play the Singaporean version of Bridge.
 
-If you are using the legacy terminal inputting option, 
-**all inputs are done through the terminal**.
+Currently, the `p` key has to be pressed to begin the game.
+During the game, **all inputs are done through the terminal**.
 Instructions on the input format should appear in the terminal.
 
+I'm looking into changing the input to be mouse-based as a separate version.
+
 When closing the game, please be a bit patient. It should close within a second or two. 
 You may also close it via Keyboard Interrupt (i.e. `Ctrl+c`) in the terminal.
 
@@ -45,5 +44,5 @@ You may also close it via Keyboard Interrupt (i.e. `Ctrl+c`) in the terminal.
 Please report any bugs, specifying how the bug can be recreated. 
 The more specific it is, the better.
 
-Suggestions for improvements are welcomed.
+Suggestions for improvements on the code are welcomed.