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I think increasing the number spacing to match the minimum snapping wouldn't be bad. I don't think it would make the board look significantly worse.
I assume this board is also meant for printing or something? Since the spacing being off doesn't make sense if it's TTS-only. In that case perhaps increasing spacing only on those used in the mod would be an option.
About the loaded bullets, there's a minimum distance allowed in TTS before the cards combine together. So basically if I make the snap points any closer to the numbers on the board, the cards would just snap together and never make a pile. And increasing the distance of numbers on the board would overall ruin the board design with extra padding.
Overall neat table, though I'd like to note one thing. The way snapping aligns on the loaded bullets, they don't align with the numbers next to them on the board (so you can't eyeball loaded count using those "gauges"). Would it be possible to adjust that?
But either way the Overclock and LIMIT are explained the cards themselves.