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Specific details on what has been refactored or fixed.
A high-level look at why the project feels like "hell" (e.g., massive code debt or breaking changes).
While there isn't a single official document titled "2. Hell," the phrase often refers to reporting issues in the video game or is used in specific technical progress reports. Depending on which "Hell" you are navigating, here is how you can put together your report: 1. Reporting Players or Bugs in Helldivers 2
What is currently stopping development from moving forward. 3. General Professional Report Structure
If you are referring to a technical "Refactor Hell" report (like the one published by ), your report should follow a structured software engineering format:
