Made the table extensions and the colored felt parts uninteractable.

Moved the extra table, with the game box and instructions on it, closer to the main table.

Changed the snap points on the bank stacks into rotate snaps because it bothered me that they weren't already.

Got rid of the over-reliance of snap points on the game board.

For whatever reason, some of the player tokens were knocked out of place. They have now been reset.

OCD increase of the xp chip bag size to more closely match the size of the actual chips.

XP chip bag wasn't working on a first load. This was fixed.

To be fair, you're only really taking the chips out anyway during a game, and it was only putting them back in that wasn't working. Buuuut still.. fixed. As a result, there isn't a glaring tiny chip buried between the stacks.

Altered the chip bag further so the actual 'bag' portion of it is more centralized.

Also took this opportunity to color tint all the chips so they more resemble cardboard instead of the white that they were. Why it took me this long to do so is a mystery.

Added a description to the Destination, Chance, and Community Chest cards to make everything feel more complete. Also added one to each player token.

Changed the XP Chip bag to resemble three stacks of XP chips. Might be a bit weird when the actual count gets low or runs out, but I think it's better than having a bag sitting on the board.

As such, the chip bag in the game box is also updated.

This is the last time I will mention the game box. It's safe to assume that anything changed on the table that affects anything in the box will also be changed as a result.

Changed the ordering of the XP Chip bag to 'random' thanks to the latest TTS update.
No need to shuffle it every time you start a game now, so it saves a few mouse clicks.

Bit higher res of a board image.. I think anyway.
Might be odd, but I forget the dimensions of the one I used before upscaling it. Randomly decided to see if I could find a newer/better one and came across a 1500 x 1500 image.. oddly from Amazon, whom I remember getting the image from before. I don't remember the resolution being that high though with the one I used before... soooo, eh.

I still upscaled it to 2000 x 2000 and tweaked it a bit in an attempt to improve its clarity. Also got rid of the black blemish on the image (I did before as well when tinkering with the board, but never specifically mentioned it).
Anyway.. in-game, the difference is negligible if it's even noticeable at all.. which is kind of disappointing, but there you have it.