diff --git a/README.asciidoc b/README.asciidoc
index 9183f4f..6969e89 100644
--- a/README.asciidoc
+++ b/README.asciidoc
@@ -458,35 +458,39 @@ The following options can be overridden on a per-instance basis:
 
 [horizontal]
 `steamcmdroot`::
-    The directory in which `SteamCMD` is installed
+    The directory in which `SteamCMD` is installed.
+    Change this to `/usr/games` if you have the `steamcmd` package installed on Debian, Ubuntu, or CentOS
 
 `steamcmdexec`::
-    The `steamcmd.sh` executable
+    The `steamcmd.sh` executable.
+    Change this to `steamcmd` if you have the `steamcmd` package installed on Debian, Ubuntu, or CentOS
 
 `steamcmd_appinfocache`::
     The path to the Steam appinfo cache file.
     Most systems will have this in `$HOME/Steam/appcache/appinfo.vdf`, 
-    but some systems have this instead in `$HOME/.steam/appcache/appinfo.vdf`.
+    but some systems (especially with the `steamcmd` package installed)
+    have this instead in `$HOME/.steam/appcache/appinfo.vdf`.
     You will need to modify this setting if this is the case.
 
 `steamcmd_workshoplog`::
     The path to the Steam workshop log file.
     Most systems will have this in `$HOME/Steam/logs/workshop_log.txt`,
-    but some systems have this instead in `$HOME/.steam/logs/workshop_log.txt`.
+    but some systems (especially with the `steamcmd` package installed)
+    have this instead in `$HOME/.steam/logs/workshop_log.txt`.
     You will need to modify this setting if this is the case.
 
 `steamdataroot`::
     The path to the SteamCMD data.
     Defaults to `$steamcmdroot`
-    Some SteamCMD installations store downloaded files (workshop
-    files, etc.) in /home/.steam instead of in the steamcmd
+    Some SteamCMD installations  (especially with the `steamcmd` package installed)
+    store downloaded files (workshop files, etc.) in /home/.steam instead of in the steamcmd
     directory.
 
 `steamworkshopdir`::
     The path to the SteamCMD workshop directory.
     Defaults to `$steamdataroot/steamapps/workshop`
-    Some SteamCMD installations use `SteamApps` as the steamapps directory
-    instead of `steamapps`
+    Some SteamCMD installations (especially with the `steamcmd` package installed)
+    use `SteamApps` as the steamapps directory instead of `steamapps`
 
 `arkserverexec`::
     The relative path within an ARK server install where the