[DOCS] Changes to lifetime components

Author: muit

Docs/resources/lifetime-components.md

@@ -4,32 +4,28 @@ Lifetime components are an optional feature. Their single purpose is to offer **
 
 They are **not necessary** by any means to save your game since they only add some useful events.
 
-## Why can't I just use BeginPlay?
+## Why shouldn't I use BeginPlay?
 
-BeginPlay gets called every time game starts for that actor including when game starts, when you load, when the actor didn't exist...
+BeginPlay gets called every time the actor is created. This includes when game starts, but also when game loads and the actor didn't exist (so it gets spawned).
 
-It's not a good representative of the lifetime of the actor. That is why Lifetime events are called only during the actor's lifetime. It doesn't matter if it was loaded, saved, destroyed, etc. It is kind of more deterministic.
+That is why BeginPlay is not a good representative of the lifetime of the actor. With that, Lifetime events can help, providing precise events that notify when the actor has been created for the first time, loaded, saved, etc.
 
 ![Lifetime Events](./img/lifetime_events.png)
 
 ## Events
 
-#### Started
-
+### Started
 Gets called only first time an actor is created.
 
 - When you start a new game
 - When you spawn the actor
 - Wont be called when you load any game (**Resume** will be called instead)
 
-#### Saved
-
+### Saved
 Called when this actor is saved
 
-#### Resume
-
+### Resume
 Called when this actor is loaded. When opening a saved game from any level in any situation
 
-#### Finish
-
+### Finish
 Similar to EndPlay, but gets called when this actor **gets destroyed during gameplay or at normal endplay**. But wont be called when you load a game and this actor gets destroyed as a consequence.