Since the 1st player advantage issue was solved with the 'even number of turns' rule, it seems to me that when games end in a tie the 'last player to place tiles is the winner' rule is an unfair advantage to the last player now. This rule doesn't make sense now all players have even turns and is an advantage for no other reason than that player being randomly selected to go last.
If 2 or more players finish on the same square at the end of the game (scoring the same points) the game should just end as a tie. Or if a winner really has to be decided maybe go on who scored the most points in a single turn that game and if that would still result in a tie then a tie it is.
So, to summarise... If there is now no advantage to being the 1st player why does the last player gain an advantage in game ties?
If 2 or more players finish on the same square at the end of the game (scoring the same points) the game should just end as a tie. Or if a winner really has to be decided maybe go on who scored the most points in a single turn that game and if that would still result in a tie then a tie it is.
So, to summarise... If there is now no advantage to being the 1st player why does the last player gain an advantage in game ties?