Minute cryptic

Even.
Like @mashton but I took two letters. Then when looking at the clue it made sense after some minutes.
It's all laid out there. You just need to know how to read it.

Good work!

I might not have scored well but I didn't need to watch the video.

I am still kicking myself for doing maths in a word play puzzle.

What a fool.

I did too. THE WORDS ARE TELLING YOU WHAT TO DO.

One under took letter, no idea how the clue works, just remembered some of the scientific buttons on my school calculator and took a guess.

Yesterday was GAME (gA backwards silver, “me” being the clue setter, who is a prick for this clue – does “game” really mean fearless? Isn’t it just “up for it”?)

does “game” really mean fearless?

No. Shit clue, yesterday's.

Yeah it does.

Game = Up for it.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/features/the-english-we-speak/ep-151222

I know, but does it in turn translate as "fearless"? Without being tenuous.

"game" and "fearless" can totally be used synonymously.:

"mashton would like to jump over this shark to get to the treasure?"
"Sure, I'm game" / "Sure, I'm fearless"

Yes this is a bit tenuous, but these are cryptic crossword clues. Tenuous is par for the course.

I guess so!

It's more evicdence to suggest English spoken English is a violence.

it was something about silver being AG and the setter being me... it's come back to me - the clue was something about being brave when the setter confronted a silverback, and it was Ag (silver chemical symbol) backwards + me making "game".

Thanks - I had the GA bit, but hadn't got to the ME.

Twunder

Snap

Same. A good simple one

Yes, a pleasing clue to start the day.

Worth taking a step back and admiring the surface reading - I really enjoy it when the clue makes such consistent sense as a sentence, with a meaning that is (almost) nothing to do with the eventual answer.

Also, fnar, part of the process of solving it involves a word that is highly pertinent to where I solve the daily minute cryptic.

2 under

Took a hint, easy then, then a step back and look at solving the clue. Nice one under.

2
Under

Ungh.
+1

2+ not the direction I assumed it was going in