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@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Some useful regex filters:
 - `<.+?>` (filters all HTML tags like `<p id="some_guid">` or `</span>`)
 
 ## Textractor is extracting text with some characters missing or is unable to extract any text remotely close to what I need. How do I extract the correct text?
-Oof, looks like you found a game with an engine that Textractor doesn't natively support. There's two things you should try:
+First, remove the 'Remove Repeated Phrases' and 'Remove Repeated Characters' extensions and in the settings turn off the repetition filter. These are known to sometimes filter out text even when they shouldn't. If text still isn't being extracted, unfortunately it looks like you found a game with an engine that Textractor doesn't natively support. There's two things you should try:
 1. Search for the text itself in memory. To do this, click `Search for hooks` and `Search for specific text`. Type in the first few characters of the text that you're trying to find. So if the game is displaying the text `Hey dude, what's up?` you should type `Hey du`. Now click `Ok`: with any luck, Textractor will be able to find where the game stores its text and one of the resulting hooks should be able to continuously extract the game's current text. This entire process can be seen in the tutorial video.
 2. Brute force search for hooks. To do this, click `Search for hooks` and `Start hook search` (you should also check the box if searching for Chinese/Japanese/Korean). Once Textractor says it's initialized the hook search, click through the game to make it display new text. Once the search has finished, Textractor will display a list of hook codes along with the corresponding text they extracted. Go through the list to find the text shown by the game, and copy the hook code. Then click `Add hook` and paste that hook code and click `Ok`.