Hello everybody,
I have a few questions about 2300 and Star Cruiser that I decided to post
to the TML and also directly to the members of the 2300 list. I would like
to receive some feedback from these on what format they would like the
list to work. I also got a few "undelivered message" so if you're reading
this on TML but not through direct mail let me know.
# To Dean Gilbert: I read your request for 2300 info on the TML and decided
to include you in this list. Let me know if you prefer to be removed.
# To the TML administrator: I've been contacting people in the computer
center to create a ftp site for 2300 here in Lisbon. But in this place
everything happens very slowly. What do you think of creating a 2300AD
directory in the TML site (maybe there is one already, I haven't been there
for some time)?
Now for the real stuff:
I tried out a few star cruiser scenarios and found out that a ship
with average crew quality has no chance of repairing any damage but power
plant damage. How do you handle this?
On the same game, is there a errata for it? The ship design book is
loaded with mistakes and omissions (for example there was something about
determining weight or area of a weapon's fixture that was contradictory between
the rules and the examples but I don't remember the details).
About 2300 does anyone have any information from "Invasion" in computer
form (an on-line version from GDW would be really nice). I discovered that
it is out of print and I haven't been able to find a copy anywhere.
I have been designing a few vehicles for the game and came up against
something apparently inconsistent: the price of the Swift Songbird utility
hover seems a little too high. It costs Lv20 000 which is more expensive
than a limousine (Lv15 000) and terribly more expensive than another hover
from Matsu, the Snow Demon costing Lv4000. The later is smaller and slower
but is a difference of 5 times acceptable? (even a large wheeled transport
is cheaper than the songbird)
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Pedro A.C. Tavares
Faculdade de Ciencias - Universidade de Lisboa
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