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That's no multiplication,

they just dereferenced the entire US economy.

My singular preference is for basic cardboard pieces all-round with lowest shelf price possible.

Then, Etsy makers, 3D printing, or future deluxe editions(eg. Cyclades, CoB) can supply fancy pieces if required.

Also, if an updated edition is released, which contains an updated piece or two, it would be excellent practise of publishers, to offer those updated components as a free gift to 1st ed. buyers(eg. The Azul 1st-player token)

I want this version bad.

I've only played once with the cartoony version art.

While it was fun, the theming is important, and this minimalist art would change the mood entirely.

Similarly, I love the Innovation 3rd ed. artwork and would not consider playing another edition.

Having 2 options is good.

1. Basic all cardboard parts, with wooden meeples.

2. Deluxe edition with thicker play-pieces and fancier high-quality components.

The wind through a casurina tree.

(Especially whilst sitting in their shade on a 40C degree day)

I watched Lemmy(2010) yesterday.

Key points.

Lemmy Kilmister was a gamer.

Lemmy(social network) is named after Lemmy Kilmister.

A well produced documentary about a hugely influential man.

Also good. Ramen.

Superbtree

Embrace it.

Add a happy cutout of a rat, to that rat's nest.

Miami Blues was such a treat.

Loading the shells took a while

https://archive.worcesterart.org/exhibitions/kennedy-to-kent-state/2011-135.html

I looked up tool-libraries, about 5 months ago, for casual borrowing.

2-3 around Perth of varying openness, some with paid memberships etc

The suburbs were too far away, didn't sign up with any service.