Queens Clarification

As per #1

README.md

@@ -31,13 +31,13 @@ Any queen can be placed at any time on any war card regardless of the current su
 
 If a Jack or Ace is played, the player placing the Jack or Ace can call for a non-action card value (in case of Jack) or a suit (in case of Ace). The difference is that the suit is ignored and any Jack can be placed on any Ace, and any Ace can be placed on any Jack, therefore, ignoring the requested suit or value of the previous player.
 
-Queen of hearts - stops the war and causes the player not to pick up any cards.
+Queen of hearts - stops the war and causes a player not to pick up any cards. Outside the war behaves like a normal card - without any actions.
 
-Queen of diamonds - the next person is skipped (also during the war).
+Queen of diamonds - the next person is skipped. Used during and outside the war.
 
-Queen of spades - order of play switches directions (also during the war).
+Queen of spades - order of play switches directions. Used during and outside the war.
 
-Queen of clubs - player can chose who play next (cannot chose her/himself) (also during the war).
+Queen of clubs - player can select who play next (cannot chose her/himself). Used during and outside the war.
 
 If a 4 is played the deception part starts, and all the players must miss a go, unless they have a 4 (if they don't have a 4 or they chose not to play the 4, they don't pick a card from the deck), in which case they can add this to the original 4, and all players in sequence must miss a go, unless someone has a 4, in which case they can add this to the original 4 and so on. If no one else has a 4 then the last player, who put 4 plays as many times as there are 4s. For example, if there are four 4s after the last player played the 4, the player must play four times. Note: the last player will play four times against him/herself, that also include all the action and war cards which will apply to the player him/herself. The deception is when someone doesn't want to play a 4 but has it and can play a 4 after everyone said they don't/have a 4 causing this player to have more turns.