Docs, WebHost: Update faq_en.md (ArchipelagoMW#2313)

* Update faq_en.md

Reorganizing information and adding links to some of the various guides and website pages.  Even just adding the Getting Started, Supported Games, and Server Commands links seems like a hefty upgrade.  We have good resources, we should make them obvious.

I think more can probably be done here, but I already shuffled this around a lot.

* Reorganize information again, elaborate single player

Sneaki's suggestion makes way more sense organizationally.  Added more detail to the single player section to more clearly explain the easiest method.

* Usage of multi-world

Consistency

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* More multi-world

More consistency

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* Revert to multiworld

Makes more sense and is colloquially the preferred terminology.

* Rework "leaving early"

Changed the "What if a player needs to leave early" section into, "Does everyone need to be connected at the same time?"

This allows the FAQ to explain briefly what a sync multiworld and an async multiworld is.  This is probably good material for the Glossary, but it comes up so much in the Discord that we probably need to explain it here as briefly as possible.  This paragraph lends itself to the question of what to do if a player must leave early anyway.

* Grammatical, tensing, and voice updates for consistency with other pages I originally authored.

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Co-authored-by: kindasneaki <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Chris Wilson <[email protected]>

WebHostLib/static/assets/faq/faq_en.md

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 ## What is a randomizer?
 
-A randomizer is a modification of a video game which reorganizes the items required to progress through the game. A
-normal play-through of a game might require you to use item A to unlock item B, then C, and so forth. In a randomized
+A randomizer is a modification of a game which reorganizes the items required to progress through that game. A
+normal play-through might require you to use item A to unlock item B, then C, and so forth. In a randomized
 game, you might first find item C, then A, then B.
 
-This transforms games from a linear experience into a puzzle, presenting players with a new challenge each time they
-play a randomized game. Putting items in non-standard locations can require the player to think about the game world and
-the items they encounter in new and interesting ways.
+This transforms the game from a linear experience into a puzzle, presenting players with a new challenge each time they
+play. Putting items in non-standard locations can require the player to think about the game world and the items they
+encounter in new and interesting ways.
 
-## What happens if an item is placed somewhere it is impossible to get?
-
-The randomizer has many strict sets of rules it must follow when generating a game. One of the functions of these rules
-is to ensure items necessary to complete the game will be accessible to the player. Many games also have a subset of
-rules allowing certain items to be placed in normally unreachable locations, provided the player has indicated they are
-comfortable exploiting certain glitches in the game.
+## What is a multiworld?
 
-## What is a multi-world?
-
-While a randomizer shuffles a game, a multi-world randomizer shuffles that game for multiple players. For example, in a
-two player multi-world, players A and B each get their own randomized version of a game, called a world. In each player's
-game, they may find items which belong to the other player. If player A finds an item which belongs to player B, the
-item will be sent to player B's world over the internet.
-
-This creates a cooperative experience during multi-world games, requiring players to rely upon each other to complete
-their game.
-
-## What happens if a person has to leave early?
-
-If a player must leave early, they can use Archipelago's release system. When a player releases their game, all the
-items in that game which belong to other players are sent out automatically, so other players can continue to play.
+While a randomizer shuffles a game, a multiworld randomizer shuffles that game for multiple players. For example, in a
+two player multiworld, players A and B each get their own randomized version of a game, called a world. In each
+player's game, they may find items which belong to the other player. If player A finds an item which belongs to
+player B, the item will be sent to player B's world over the internet. This creates a cooperative experience, requiring
+players to rely upon each other to complete their game.
 
 ## What does multi-game mean?
 
-While a multi-world game traditionally requires all players to be playing the same game, a multi-game multi-world allows
-players to randomize any of a number of supported games, and send items between them. This allows players of different
-games to interact with one another in a single multiplayer environment.
+While a multiworld game traditionally requires all players to be playing the same game, a multi-game multiworld allows
+players to randomize any of the supported games, and send items between them. This allows players of different
+games to interact with one another in a single multiplayer environment.  Archipelago supports multi-game multiworld.
+Here is a list of our [Supported Games](https://archipelago.gg/games).
 
 ## Can I generate a single-player game with Archipelago?
 
-Yes. All our supported games can be generated as single-player experiences, and so long as you download the software,
-the website is not required to generate them.
+Yes. All of our supported games can be generated as single-player experiences both on the website and by installing 
+the Archipelago generator software. The fastest way to do this is on the website. Find the Supported Game you wish to
+play, open the Settings Page, pick your settings, and click Generate Game.
 
 ## How do I get started?
 
+We have a [Getting Started](https://archipelago.gg/tutorial/Archipelago/setup/en) guide that will help you get the
+software set up. You can use that guide to learn how to generate multiworlds. There are also basic instructions for
+including multiple games, and hosting multiworlds on the website for ease and convenience.
+
 If you are ready to start randomizing games, or want to start playing your favorite randomizer with others, please join
 our discord server at the [Archipelago Discord](https://discord.gg/8Z65BR2). There are always people ready to answer
 any questions you might have.
 
 ## What are some common terms I should know?
 
-As randomizers and multiworld randomizers have been around for a while now there are quite a lot of common terms
-and jargon that is used in conjunction by the communities surrounding them. For a lot of the terms that are more common
-to Archipelago and its specific systems please see the [Glossary](/glossary/en).
+As randomizers and multiworld randomizers have been around for a while now, there are quite a few common terms used
+by the communities surrounding them. A list of Archipelago jargon and terms commonly used by the community can be
+found in the [Glossary](/glossary/en).
+
+## Does everyone need to be connected at the same time?
+
+There are two different play-styles that are common for Archipelago multiworld sessions. These sessions can either
+be considered synchronous (or "sync"), where everyone connects and plays at the same time, or asynchronous (or "async"),
+where players connect and play at their own pace. The setup for both is identical. The difference in play-style is how
+you and your friends choose to organize and play your multiworld. Most groups decide on the format before creating
+their multiworld.
+
+If a player must leave early, they can use Archipelago's release system. When a player releases their game, all items
+in that game belonging to other players are sent out automatically. This allows other players to continue to play
+uninterrupted. Here is a list of all of our [Server Commands](https://archipelago.gg/tutorial/Archipelago/commands/en).
+
+## What happens if an item is placed somewhere it is impossible to get?
+
+The randomizer has many strict sets of rules it must follow when generating a game. One of the functions of these rules
+is to ensure items necessary to complete the game will be accessible to the player. Many games also have a subset of
+rules allowing certain items to be placed in normally unreachable locations, provided the player has indicated they are
+comfortable exploiting certain glitches in the game.
 
 ## I want to add a game to the Archipelago randomizer. How do I do that?
 
-The best way to get started is to take a look at our code on GitHub
-at [Archipelago GitHub Page](https://github.com/ArchipelagoMW/Archipelago).
+The best way to get started is to take a look at our code on GitHub:  
+[Archipelago GitHub Page](https://github.com/ArchipelagoMW/Archipelago).
 
-There you will find examples of games in the worlds folder
-at [/worlds Folder in Archipelago Code](https://github.com/ArchipelagoMW/Archipelago/tree/main/worlds).
+There, you will find examples of games in the `worlds` folder:  
+[/worlds Folder in Archipelago Code](https://github.com/ArchipelagoMW/Archipelago/tree/main/worlds).
 
-You may also find developer documentation in the docs folder
-at [/docs Folder in Archipelago Code](https://github.com/ArchipelagoMW/Archipelago/tree/main/docs).
+You may also find developer documentation in the `docs` folder:  
+[/docs Folder in Archipelago Code](https://github.com/ArchipelagoMW/Archipelago/tree/main/docs).
 
 If you have more questions, feel free to ask in the **#archipelago-dev** channel on our Discord.