[email removed] said the following:
> Matthew Goldman [email removed]
>
> Re: Typos:
> > On a serious note, why are there so many typos and stuff that
> > looks like no one ever read over the rules after they were
> > typed in? Or is it just that I'm noticing the typos more now?
>
> I think you may be more sensitized to typos now. Compared to
> MT, the typos and flat-out flubs in TNE are rather small.
Good point. I realized that I don't really have anything to complain
about. Last night I realized that GDW's sales of Classic Traveller
fell off when I went away to college, ie. it is all my fault. :-)
I never quite got arount to buying MT until just before TNE was
published. I made up for it by buying 3 copies of everything put out
for Space: 1889. :-)
> RE the CD idea, we are not in a position to spare the person
> hours it would take to OCR it all in and hammer it into shape. On
> the other hand, if someone seriously wants to license such a
> project, sell the CDs, and pay all concerned a royalty, we can
> talk.
I guess this issue can go away from the TML. Now to work out the
details.
> ------------------------------
> Wildstar [email removed]
>
> > If you like the T:TNE rules set, go ahead and play in the
> > "Classic" Imperium;
> > don't worry, the GDW Thought Police won't come and take your
> > campaign away from you.
>
> We won't? Why not?
>
> [ Insert here sounds of automatic mental readjustment ...
> something really horrifying...think Cronenberg and _Scanners_ ]
>
> Oh...right...Yeah. We won't. Not at all. Never. No way, Jose.
> Nope, not us. Unh uh...
>
> Honest!
I feel much better now that I've had my visit from the friendly
helpful sales support staff. Would anyone like to play TNE in
Minneapolis? :-)
Matt
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