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[SG2] SG2 Index - Update Coming!!!

From: agoodall@c...
Date: 14 Dec 2000 08:12:01 -0800
Subject: [SG2] SG2 Index - Update Coming!!!

On Wed, 13 December 2000, adrian.johnson@sympatico.ca wrote:

> and an impressive piece of work that is, too!

Thanks, Adrian.

However, I think it's too big. I'm doing one more pass at it. I'm hoping
to get
 it down to 4 pages, which is about what an index should be. 

I ask that everyone hold off until I get a chance to post the update...

Allan Goodall - agoodall@canada.com
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I kicked this out to the GZG-pedia list a while back, and either it 
isn't working right... or I'm not :). Either way, I never got any 
feedback from it. I know it isn't _quite_ what this list is for, but if 
anyone could take a gander at this and send me some feedback off list, 
I'd appreciate it.

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: setting commentary
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2000 12:35:06 -0600
From: Noel Weer <nsweer@ice.net>
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Greetings,
This is my first foray on the list and was wondering if anyone would
care to give me some constructive feedback on a setting that has taken
shape from a Dirtside campaign that the group I play with has put
together.

I know the dates are behind the official time line, but I figured that
was safer than trying to stay up with current events :)

http://www.ice.net/~nsweer/erect/cultor.htm

Oh, and thanks in advance.
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***
However, I think it's too big. I'm doing one more pass at it. I'm hoping
to
get it down to 4 pages, which is about what an index should be.
***

I'm still going to try to 'reverse engineer' a cheat sheet for turn
structure with page references to the book.

Maybe my lack of experience with SGII(only 4-5 games over a long damn
time)
will let me give it a beginner's requirements. Or, such a muddled mess
that
someone will be shamed into doing better.

Course, anyone holding their breath should know better than expecting
flowers at the internment ceremonies...

The_Beast
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From: "Noel Weer" <nsweer@ice.net>

> I kicked this out to the GZG-pedia list a while back, and either it
> isn't working right... or I'm not :). Either way, I never got any
> feedback from it. I know it isn't _quite_ what this list is for, but
if
> anyone could take a gander at this and send me some feedback off list,
> I'd appreciate it.

I wince every time I see "we seceded from the NAC" but this is actually
pretty reasonable.  My main questions are:
--why did the Brazilian immigrants set up on a station instead of on an
unoccupied continent?  I have reasons for that built into the Alarishi
Empire but we don't have any terraformable planets handy.
-- if Oporto Branco controls all the shipping in the system, why don't
they
apply pressure to resolve things in their favor?  If they feel like the
direct approach, they could just drop a rock.  Or they could blockade,
apply
tariffs, raise shipping fees, etc etc.
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In message <20001214161201.10217.cpmta@c008.sfo.cp.net>,
agoodall@canada.com wr
ites:
> On Wed, 13 December 2000, adrian.johnson@sympatico.ca wrote:
> 
> > and an impressive piece of work that is, too!
> 
> Thanks, Adrian.
> 
> However, I think it's too big. I'm doing one more pass at it. I'm
hoping to g
> et it down to 4 pages, which is about what an index should be. 

Sez who?  I'd much prefer a thorough index over a concise one.
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Perhaps you could maintain 2 versions, a concise version and an
expansive
version?

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> -----Original Message-----
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> 
> In message <20001214161201.10217.cpmta@c008.sfo.cp.net>,
> agoodall@canada.com wr
> ites:
> > On Wed, 13 December 2000, adrian.johnson@sympatico.ca wrote:
> > 
> > > and an impressive piece of work that is, too!
> > 
> > Thanks, Adrian.
> > 
> > However, I think it's too big. I'm doing one more pass at it. I'm
hoping
> to g
> > et it down to 4 pages, which is about what an index should be. 
> 
> Sez who?  I'd much prefer a thorough index over a concise one.
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>Schoon, this looks the same as the one you mentioned some months
>ago--is it just "in production" now or should there be a different pic
>here?

Just "in production" now.

I plan to give Tony a cruiser to work with next...

Schoon
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From: Sean Bayan Schoonmaker <s_schoon@pacbell.net>
Subject: [FT] New Weapon
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As it seems to be a bit slow at the moment, I think I'll throw 
something into the hornet's nest.

Phased Array (the name doesn't really matter - I made it up after the
fact)

The basic concept of the weapon is something that has an INcreasing 
chance to hit with range, but DEcreasing damage. Here's what I'm 
throwing into the arena:

The weapon rolls to hit just like a P-Torp, but does a certain number 
of dice damage, which are scored as beam dice. (i.e. For three dice 
damage, results of [2-3-6-reroll of 4] would generate 3 points of 
damage on an unscreened vessel.)

Range	To Hit	Damage
0-6 MU	6+	6 "beam" dice
6-12	5+	5 dice
12-18	4+	4 dice
18-24	3+	3 dice
24-30	2+	2 dice

MASS 2, POINT COST 6, fires though 1 arc only.

For the statisticians in our audience...

Range	Avg. Damage
0-6 MU	0.8
6-12	1.33
12-18	1.6
18-24	1.6
24-30	1.33

I left off the 30-36 range bracket since most seem to oppose any kind 
of "automatic hit" with any weapon, though it would have finished off 
the bell curve at 0.8

Schoon
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All some OT assistance.

I have a game board for a game that I d/led online and used Corel Draw
to
increase in size to allow the use of micro-machines.  The problem is in
printing it I have a 9 x 5 sheet game board 45 8.5 x 11 inch pages.  I
want
to join them in such a way as the edges are seemless and still be able
to
carry this thing around in a reasonable container.

If you have any ideas let me know.

Thanks for the time and sorry for the disruption, you folks are the
biggest
brain trust with the possible skill set that I know of <G>

Bob Makowsky

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