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Clarify intended goals a bit more
Make it clear that Kawari isn't supposed to be (nor can) be a suitable replacement for the real game, it's not a goal. And now that you can explore inaccessible areas, explicitly don't support spoiling unreleased or new content.
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Kawari is primarily a research project, but also a way to preserve the modern client. Kawari is...
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* **FOR** preservation of the game, in the event that the servers are permanently unavailable.
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* **FOR** exploring the packet structure for legitimate purposes (e.g. archival and preservation.)
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* **NOT** a way to play the game without a valid subscription.
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* **NOT** a way to play the game without a valid subscription. The server can't, nor ever will be a suitable replacement for the real game.
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* **NOT** for creating bots, packet modifications or doing anything on the retail servers.
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Also please don't Kawari use it to spoil unreleased or new content, thanks.
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## Supported Game Version
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Kawari currently supports patch **7.25h** (2025.06.10.0000.0000.) Kawari will never "roll back" to a previous patch. There are other servers (e.g. Sapphire) that support older versions of the game. As Kawari moves to a new major patch, the previous patch is moved to a branch (e.g. 7.1) These branches are for archival: effectively unsupported, but still useful.
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