Re: [FT] Alternate Core Systems

On Fri, 01 Dec 2000 18:40:00 -0800, Sean Bayan Schoonmaker
<s_schoon@pacbell.net> wrote:

>Very nice. I like this little modification very much.

Thanks, Sean! I use the same modification in the "Full Steam" rules I'm
working on. The difference is that I have 6 critical effects, not just
three.

The modification works fine in practice. It's also slightly faster to
resolve
than the actual rules.

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I'll try not to go over ground that has already been covered...

>Okay, Breathers of The Cosmic Emptiness, please share with me your
wisdom in
>its ample supply!
>
>Orbits - I have a bunch of defsats/stations. I want them to orbit a
planet.
>Assume the following details in answering the questions:
>
>Planet diameter Dp = 6-8" (6000-8000 km);
>Game scale = 1000 km/inch;
>Turn length = 15-20 minutes;
>Satellites are defense platforms to protect the planet from invasion or
>orbital attack.
>
>Q1: Do I want such objects in geosynch or non-geosynch orbit? Why? Why
not?

One advantage of using geosynchronous orbits is that you can save big
on the ground. Since the satellites will be over the same part of the
planet at all times, you can have fewer ground stations controlling the
action. On the other hand, if you only have three or four command and
control centres, then you are making a ripe target for the enemy.

>Q4: Would your answers to the above questions change, and how, if these
>platforms purpose was to act as ortillery platforms and as surveillance
>platforms for the planet rather than defense sats? And would it be
possible
>to have one satellite constellation provide both roles? If so, what
orbital
>parameters would such a system require?

There are arguments for placing surveillance birds in both orbit types.
That is why both the US and Russia have both types. Geosynch orbits
for early warning satellites, non-synchronous orbits for high-res
photography.

I don't think that satellites would make particularly good ortillery
platforms. I think that you would want a platform that could deliver
ordinance to any place on the planet on demand. Especially in the
fast paced world of DS2.

>Q5: Is there any modification to weapon attacks against these platforms
that
>is appropriate given they occupy a fairly set movement pattern and are
>therefore inherently predicatble? Treat effective range as 75% of
actual
>range or some such thing?

Depends. You could have an argument about them being very small relative
to ships, and if they are pure weapons platforms without sensors they
may be very difficult to detect. This is how I would design the system.
A large and relatively inexpensive sensor net, broadcasting target
info in all directions. A smaller number of more expensive weapons
platforms built to be very hard to detect. These would be completely
passive (sensor-wise, hehe)

>Q6: Should these be constructed as ships without drives or FTL but
otherwise
>as a vessel?

Yes. But you may also want to do away with life support, etc. as well.
Basically a hull with weapons poking out of it.

>My thanks (in advance) for the replies from the many learned members of
the
>list.
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On Fri, 01 Dec 2000 14:25:51 +1100 Beth Fulton
<beth.fulton@marine.csiro.au> writes:
>G'day guys,
>
> >I was born in 1950 and watched all three on 'big screen' (Drive-in
> >Theater for one, IIRC) and enjoyed the trio.  Haven't seen #1 and 
>don't
> >plan to go.	Just doesn't 'feel' right based on what I've seen on
> >previews and heard from others who went.
>
>I wouldn't skip just on other people's say so I enjoyed it purely for 
>the 
>scene where the Gungans (or however you spell it) fight the Droids... 
>wonderful to see a Napoleonic army facing an ancient one... wargamer's 
>dream ;)
>
>Cheers
>
>Beth
>

Mostly it was what I saw and didn't see in the previews.

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On Fri, 1 Dec 2000 10:25:37 -0500 "Peter Mancini"
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>Is there any call for submissions to GZG from us players?  I'd like to 
>=
>write a Phalon only supplement.  Of course I would have to call it 
>Deep =
>Thrust...
>
><ducking now!>
>--Peter
>"I'm, prone, In Position and wearing PA"
>
Gives new meaning to a 'down the throat' shot.

Did I really type that?  Oh well, at least I can still find the
gutter...

Why is it that these Phalon threads go 'rated X' so fast?

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On Fri, 01 Dec 2000 09:39:43 -0600 Andy Cowell <andy@cowell.org> writes:

>It's my understanding that Phalon battle tactics stress going prone
>and getting In Position.
>

Good, I'm not the only one with a demented mind...

>Seriously, when sculpting the Phalon ships, what was the
>consideration?  Personally, were I to play FT, I probably wouldn't be
>in too big a hurry to buy little metal penis ships, myself.
>

Worse, ask you significant other to buy them for you for Christmas...
Ooooh, the visuals of her in the game store looking at the miniatures
is... painful.

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On Thu, 30 Nov 2000 22:29:25 -0800 "Laserlight" <laserlight@quixnet.net>
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>Beth said
<snip>
>> wonderful to see a Napoleonic army facing an ancient one...
>wargamer's dream ;)
>
>I thought the battle scene was taken from the recent film about
>William Wallace.
>

You two are no help.  8^)

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On Fri, 01 Dec 2000 14:25:51 +1100 Beth Fulton
<beth.fulton@marine.csiro.au> writes:
>G'day guys,
>
> >I was born in 1950 and watched all three on 'big screen' (Drive-in
> >Theater for one, IIRC) and enjoyed the trio.  Haven't seen #1 and 
>don't
> >plan to go.	Just doesn't 'feel' right based on what I've seen on
> >previews and heard from others who went.
>
>I wouldn't skip just on other people's say so I enjoyed it purely for 
>the 
>scene where the Gungans (or however you spell it) fight the Droids... 
>wonderful to see a Napoleonic army facing an ancient one... wargamer's 
>dream ;)
>
>Cheers
>
>Beth
>
I'll see if Janice is interested in watching the video release.  Maybe
I'll enjoy it despite the one reviewer who has a clue in Saint Louis
arts
articles and a Star War's Fan was totally bummed out over the movie. 
And
the others, while critical [that's their job] liked it over all (usually
100% guarantee that I won't.)  The kids want to see all of the original
trio (girls' ages 12 going on 21 and seven going on eight.)

Gracias, Triphibious/Glenn (first war game played 1959)
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Planning on running at least two Full Thrust scenarios at
WinterWar 28.

Let me know if there is any interest in playing/designing
to fit in.

Thanks
Pat Connaughton
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Come my friend, let your anger at the disgraced Mac and fragmented UNIX
platforms feed your hatred - Let the darkness in..."