diff --git a/src/table/gameopt_settings.ini b/src/table/gameopt_settings.ini
--- a/src/table/gameopt_settings.ini
+++ b/src/table/gameopt_settings.ini
@@ -29,15 +29,15 @@ static const char *_settings_profiles = 
 static const char *_news_display = "off|summarized|full";
 
 static const SettingDesc _gameopt_settings[] = {
-	/* In version 4 a new difficulty setting has been added to the difficulty settings,
-	 * town attitude towards demolishing. Needs special handling because some dimwit thought
-	 * it funny to have the GameDifficulty struct be an array while it is a struct of
-	 * same-sized members
-	 * XXX - To save file-space and since values are never bigger than about 10? only
-	 * save the first 16 bits in the savegame. Question is why the values are still int32
-	 * and why not byte for example?
-	 * 'SLE_FILE_I16 | SLE_VAR_U16' in "diff_custom" is needed to get around SlArray() hack
-	 * for savegames version 0 - though it is an array, it has to go through the byteswap process */
+/* In version 4 a new difficulty setting has been added to the difficulty settings,
+ * town attitude towards demolishing. Needs special handling because some dimwit thought
+ * it funny to have the GameDifficulty struct be an array while it is a struct of
+ * same-sized members
+ * XXX - To save file-space and since values are never bigger than about 10? only
+ * save the first 16 bits in the savegame. Question is why the values are still int32
+ * and why not byte for example?
+ * 'SLE_FILE_I16 | SLE_VAR_U16' in "diff_custom" is needed to get around SlArray() hack
+ * for savegames version 0 - though it is an array, it has to go through the byteswap process */
 [post-amble]
 };
 [templates]