Well, thanks but there is still much to endure I am afraid - and I am the first victim 
In the meantime, a great video just came out, and better than anything will explain why I absolutely want to make a box edition for TFA. It is well-done, except for the part that makes us feel old, of course 
I have always thought that a cross-over between history books and wargames would be interesting. Personally I try to read history books depicting what I currently play in a wargame. History becomes a vehicle to better understand the game and the game becomes more immersive and interesting. And it works the other way around as well, that I understand why history played out the way it did when I come across decisions having to be made in the game and how it plays out.
A boxed set of the game with a manual one part history book and one part manual would be awesome. Sadly in the age of digital distribution it might be a hard sell, but maybe something that can be Kickstarted?
I'm old enough to miss the old days of boxed games with great artwork and the sensation of opening the manual for the first time. Most times on my way home after buying the game and eager to get started - the manual hightened the anticipation of getting into the game.
