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My experience with CSVs is mostly limited to personal projects, and I generally find the format very convenient. That said, I occasionally (about once a year) run into issues that are tricky to resolve.
LaTeX seems much more predictable. I have a file with my custom commands and styles that I `\input` and use always use consistent style. Nothing too crazy. But I also never try to do anything too crazy in Word, either.
That is, version control is difficult and git is a powerful tool that exposes that difficulty and the many (complex) ways to approach version control.
They have checks, hints, and interactive plots that update based on your answers. It's really satisfying to get this immediate feedback. The content is great, too, which helps.
I've read that it'll be available for "PC, PS4, and Xbox One."
Essentially they are envelopes with stamps and a marking over the stamps that prevents the envelope and stamps to be used.