Looking for a game...

A thread of 2 messages, 7 September 1990 to 11 September 1990, in the order they were sent.

#1540 Looking for a game...

Hi everybody!!
	I'm a new member of the list, and just enter for curiosity
	Here i haven't heared about any of the games you mention,
but i'm really interested in play one of them. I don't know
for what system they are, but for ibmpc , ibm vm/cms , digital
microvax , macintosh i can play one (i hope they are for one of
these computers).
So if anybody can help me to find such games (Megatraveller,
Traveller 2300 ,etc), please send me a personal e-mail,
or through the list.

		Thanks in advance....
			Cristian Ovalle
			[email removed]

PS: Don't think in my bad english

#1555 Re: (1540) Looking for a game...

Hello Cristian,

[I copied this to the list for any others who may be interested in where
to find information about Traveller -- James]

I don't mind if English grammar is not your strong point.  You seem to
be able to communicate well enough.  As far as I know, you are the only
TML member in Chile, the only South American TMLer, that I know of,
anyway.  Now the only continent not reached by the TML is Antarctica!

I may not understand your question correctly, but I will try to clear up
some possible confusion...  There is a MegaTraveller computer game,
which is advertised in Traveller's Digest magazine, but primarily,
Traveller games are printed sets of rules and guidelines played among a
group of people, with paper, pencil, and dice, in a manner similar to
Dungeons and Dragons.

Here are the addresses of Game Designer's Workshop (publisher of
Traveller, Traveller 2300, and MegaTraveller) and Digest Group
Publications (publisher of many very high quality approved Traveller
materials).  If you ask in a letter, they would be happy to send you
product catalogs, and tell you how to subscribe to their magazines,
Challenge (by GDW), and Traveller's Digest (by DGP).  I recommend TD
highly, Challenge less so.  They would probably be interested to find
out how you learned about Traveller in Chile!

	Game Designer's Workshop
	[address removed]
	United States of America

	Digest Group Publications
	[address removed]
	United States of America

James
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