I made a big list of names for the project formerly called Train Puzzle dot exe (title pending) including various proposals from myself and some of the people who responded to my call soliciting names for the game. Thanks to all those on tumblr and various discord servers who contributed names. Then me and @msasterisk (and @wisdomsavingthrow too since you can't vote with a small even number of participants) ran through a double elimination tournament bracket, discussing each of the options.

The winning name is Railway Misconductor. (For the record, the runners-up were Shunt Everything!, Go Shunt Yourself, and Train Puzzle dot exe (title pending)).

For those just joining us, Railway Misconductor is a game under development by myself and @msasterisk, based on several model railroad switching layouts, including Inglenook Sidings and Timesaver, as well as various other inspirations and original puzzles. It takes place on Gymnome, an alien planet inhabited by amorphous agender bipeds, the Gymnomi Slimes, and more specifically, on the South Lymer Railroad (the SLYM). You operate SLYM No.11513, a modern Advanced Steam tank engine on various yard switching duties of increasing complexity.

There will be minimal story, but the characters--the orange Conductor, who relays the orders from dispatch or the yard manager to the player and has to go throw the switches, and the blue Engineer, who runs the locomotive itself--will have dialogue tying into the player's progression.

Well, the crew of the locomotive in the game exist in a genderless society, so it won't be until not only the first alien contact introduces binary gender around the time the game takes place, but decades after that when gender as a concept becomes more normalized by contact with the wider galactic community that the crew would even consider coming out and transitioning. So maybe 2380s or 2390s? They'd be like, 70 or 80 earth years old at that point, middle-aged for a Gymonomi slime. But I do think they'd figure it out.

one one five one three 1||1||5||1||3 seven five nine 11||5||13 nif eleven nif nine (100 + 15)x(100)+13 or most formally, one unexian, eleven nif, and nine. (1 0000)+(15x100)+(13)

I think. The one with eleven in it is kinda trippy because the eleven refers to the "15" and not the "11" which is actually seven.

One unexian, five nif, and nine is also the seximal representation of the decimal number 1,701.

The funny thing is Matt Jeffries chose NCC-1701 as the Enterprise's registry number by first ruling out the numerals 5 and 3 so that the number would be easily legible at a distance.

Anyway, I think I'd lean towards seven five nine or one one five one three being the english language pronunciation of 11513's running number, seven five nine probably being the literal translation of what the crews call it. Seven Five Nine has a similar ring as Seveteen Oh One i think, anyway.