RE: [DSII]When gravity fails

You can take what I did for the Moonbase Xi scenario set on the moon.
Granted there is a big difference between vacuum and low atmosphere.

http://www.cygnusx1.info/ds2/scenarios/moonbasexi.html

I had hits aginst infantry draw an extra chit and made boom chits count
against infantry. I also had one side using vehicles modified, not
designed,
for a vacuum (seals were added, oxygen tanks were put in the vehicles,
etc.
-- basically kitbashed to work temporarily in a vacuum) and had hits
against
these also draw 1 extra chit.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher Downes-Ward
[mailto:Christopher_Downes-Ward@acuma.co.uk]
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 08:11
To: 'gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu'
Subject: RE: [DSII]When gravity fails

*snip*

Next I have to think about weapon behaviour on Mars. (For HEL, DFFG,
HKP,
GMS. Artillery and infantry weapons)
Random thoughts:
Closer horizon
HKP and DFFG has longer range (lower gravity, thinner attmosphere), DFFG
possibly much longer
GMS have to be specially built but otherwise unchanged
HEL might be more effective (less thermal bloom)
infantry weapons would have longer range (lower gravity, thinner
attmosphere) but for non-PA the limit might well be the sensors not the
weapons.
Infantry will be more vulnerable - suit comprimise can kill

Chris D-W