Re: Quick subject switch to SGII (was: Re: Vector Movement)

While I'm tempted to say that the assumption that the holotank
IS reality will get you decidedly killed, I will, instead, that,
along with the PSB of ECW already presented, spacial distances
can certainly induce fuzzyness into the vaunted predictions of
even foreseen tactical systems.

The truth is, it'll be a wonder that ANYTHING jinking can be
snagged.

The point is that the game is simple fun, play with your friends
the way that works best for you.

The_Beast

Popeyesays@aol.com@CSUA.Berkeley.EDU on 08/20/99 12:26:38 PM

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Subject:  Re: Quick subject switch to SGII (was: Re: Vector Movement)

In a message dated 8/20/99 12:15:33 PM Central Daylight Time,
devans@uneb.edu
writes:

<<
 It turns out that this is a small advantage to smaller units;
 with more ships, you can use earlier targeting to fine tune your
 later estimates.

 All said, though, the sweat factor in targeting IS big fun, too.
 ;->=
  >>

Think of the miniatures on the table as your holo-display in the
Tactical
Command Center, it's all there for you to measure and deciding when it
is
optimum to fire is part of the command decisions you are gaming.