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Thanks for letting me know. I've tried a new Model and updated the Mod. Hopefully it'll work this time.
I hope you don't mind
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2812525753
Also, make sure you shuffle the card decks and the tile bag before a play. The easiest way is to use the "R" key. It's easy to see with card decks when you shuffle, but you just have to listen for the sound when using the tile bag. I usually ctrl click on a locked item to highlight it before pressing "R."
If you have time, take a look and let me know if it seems clear enough to someone who is learning the game.
As to the "why", it's simply a matter of trying to learn the game at a more comfortable pace. While the solutions you offered may seem simple from the perspective of someone very familiar with the game, I was not aware what needed to stay and what needed to go.
Perhaps a temporary solution would be to include a short description, like the one you gave me) of how to remove the strictly expansion content on a not card in the mod or something.
If I get enough comments otherwise, I can make extra bags to sort things out, but right now I prefer to follow Dan Hallagan's (the designer) advice on how to sort the components.
Several people have asked to separate the base game from the expansions, but it's not so simple to me.
The Upstairs, Downstairs expansion also allows 5 or 6 player games. To do this, second copies of high prestige tiles were added to the game without the "U" marking because they are meant to be incorporated. I could pull those out for just a base game experience, but the designers means for them to always be incorporated.
I can easily pull out the tiles marked with a "U" or "W" to remove the other expansion tiles, but I'd ask why? They really don't change the way the game plays. Instead, they just provide more tile variety. Again, the designer means for them to always be incorporated.
I currently count 72 tiles beginning in the tile bag, and when I remove the expansion tiles I have 61 left. Adding in the 6 monument tiles from the base game that comes to 67. Adding in the 20 tiles from the base family bags that is 87. The components list in the core rulebook is only listing 80 tiles, so I'm a bit confused about what else needs to be removed to play a game without the expansions.
Also, when I remove all of the tiles marked with "U" from the U/D expansion, I find a total of 7 in the bag, while the U/D rulebook states it contains 32. Are they not all marked?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!