No. I just don’t kid myself, I know I’ll never read it.

There is only one edition of Brass: Birmingham. Are you thinking of Brass: Lancashire?

I don’t think it was ever “in matters of taste” either, just a more general “sell what people will buy, not what you think people should buy.”

Backwards: Driver Returns On Foot.

That was always one of my dads favorites.

Scrape ‘em off, Jim!

18xx. So much 18xx. A dozen or more games, the most I’ve played in a long time.

Is that … bad?

Audio is also impossible to edit/correct. You’d have to re-record the whole thing (or embed an audio editing suite in the IDE). And also make sure only one person recorded the comments (for a consistent voice).

AI generated text to speech would be far better than this.

Debian.

That’s a shame, the game’s a lot better if you do.

Keeping those cards is risky though because they’re high point value. So if the opponent does go out they score a lot.