Traveller: Disk 1

Anthony Baggaley  said the following:
> Bundle: 502
> Archive-Message-Number: 6093
> Date: Wed, 29 Sep 93 15:22:25 BST
> From: ANTHONY KAY BAGGALEY [email removed]
> Subject: Re: Challenge 70
>
>    OK, so the Virus didn't need the Transponders, but it certainly shows how
>   little notice GDW paid to the old Traveller material, and that TNE is not
>   the same timeline as Classic Traveller.

	Good point, like anyone with a reprogrammable transponder
	is going to put one of the new fancy tamper-proof transponders
	onto their ship.  How many ships were out there
	during Real Traveller days?  I don't have my
	references handy; however, it shouldn't be too hard
	to make up some ship numbers based upon the chance
	of encountering various ship types insystem and at
	starports of various classes.  There were a huge
	number of ships, replacing their transponders even
	in a 12 year time is a daunting task.  Even managing
	to distribute that number of transponders would
	really be a pain.  Scott 2G Kellogg, any ideas?


>     Good Thought For the Day:
>       There are a whole new generation of players who DON'T know all GDWs and
>      FASAs adventures by heart (backwards).

	I built the slip cover for a CD case today.  Does
	anyone have a bitmap, eps, ps, gif, jpeg, tiff, or
	other computerized Imperial sunburst?  Not the
	broken one, the real one.  I'd like to add it to my
	CD disk case cover.

	I was thinking of a set of Compact Disks with the
	following labels:

		Traveller Disk 1: Rules
		Traveller Disk 2: Supplements
		Traveller Disk 3: Adventures
		Traveller Disk 4: Articles & Ideas
		Traveller Disk 5: People & Places
		Traveller Disk 6: Ships & Vehicles
		Traveller Disk 7: Index

	Any suggestions about other disk titles to add?

	Matt
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My day today? Nothing major, just Xenon base gone, Scorpio gone,
Tarrant dead, Tarrant alive and then I found out Blake sold us out.