Will Mark Herman do a similar game like that he does for Washington's War? That would challenge this game for its Hall of Fame status in gaming strategic ACW.

One of the 7 Wonders of the Wargaming World.

You mean an upgrade of For the People?

Agricola
• Start with 10 occupations. May spend an action to draw, then discard 5 cards, mixing between occupations and minor improvements so long as the drawn distribution matches the returned distribution.

Dominion
• The game ends when provinces run out, but not colonies.
• Play continues until each player has had an equal number of (standard, non-extra) turns.

Shogun
• Cubes stuck in the tower are lost—no army teleportation via the dice tower.

Wings of War
• Too many to list here: historical stats, altitude, damage. Essentially we've kept just the movement mechanic and firing concept.

I'm unfortunately uncertain how that guy was "exploiting" and why this is necessary. All players could do this evenly. It's interesting that someone in the thread says that it can devolve the game into a cube-counting memory exercise but since cubes are finite and player supplies are open information the knowledge of how many cubes are in the tower is always evident. I still think that methodology is flawed inherently and that it would never be consistent.

I'd be curious to hear the reasoning for this.

Dominion: Prosperity: Missed that buying out Colonies can also end the game. Only discovered our mistake months later. And we prefer to let only Provice buyouts trigger the game end, so we continue playing that way. It sets up a difficult choice between stocking up on Colonies or running out the Provinces.