Re: FT Taskforce and Fleet Actions

I thought about this alot...and I came up with these two possible
answers:

A) Use two maps for the system.  They would divid the system into Inner
and
Outer zones.  One hex on the outer zone map would equal the entire (or
most
of) inner zone map.  movement/turns on the outer zone map would be
scaled to
several turns on the innerzone map.  (I think...)

B) use a stylized map.	Give each body, ect in the system it's own orbit
ring.  Sun in the center, 1st planet in the first ring, second planet in
the
second ring, ect.  The problem with this idea is how to scale it.  Each
orbit is not to proper size in relation to the other orbits.  But it
does
make the map smaller.  (I think it's only good point.)

Donald Hosford

Ryan M Gill wrote:

>
> Yes, but Space is Big. Really Big, you have no idea just how big
> space really is. You may think its a long way down to the
> chemist....sorry...
>
> One could naturally go with a smaller map of course. Smaller star and
> fewer interesting planets in the system.
>
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