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http://lists.csua.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gzg-lHi, I'm new to this
list and am currently fiddling with a bunch of concepts for Full Thrust
Battlestar Galactica (both classic series and reimagined series). My knowledge
of the rules is slender, but I have some prototype rules (mostly based on
existing internet rules) for the Cylon Virus Emitter, Colonial Defense
Mainframe and so forth. Is this a good place to get advice on that type of
kagal?
The Man in Black is: Kenneth Scroggins Novus Ordo Seclorum: Annuit Coeptus: E
Pluribus Unum
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Gzg-l@lists.csua.berkeley.edu
http://lists.csua.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gzg-lGreetings, MIB,
> On 12/29/05, The Man in Black <mib.zero@gmail.com> wrote:
One of our listers here has done a pretty bank-up job on classic
Galactica
with his cross-over rules and whatnot. You can see some of his work
here:
http://www.star-ranger.com/SRStuff.htm
Look for specifically the Sci-Fi 2000 crossover link. Within there is an
SSD for the Atlantia in FT terms.
I haven't heard that he's worked on the reimagined series yet. But then
again I'm not always in the loop. ;-)
Mk
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http://lists.csua.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gzg-lOn 12/29/05, Indy
> <indy.kochte@gmail.com> wrote:
> One of our listers here has done a pretty bank-up job on classic
I'm not a frakkin' moron, I've seen this:) It's very very close to what we'll
be using. Right now, I'm doing the reimagined series, with small episode based
scenarios with lots of scenario specific rules like Cylon Saboteurs, Hidden
Deployment of Vipers on Civilian Ships, and Sexy Blonde Supermodels in Slinky
Red Dresses. My more ambitious friend is doing as much
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http://lists.csua.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gzg-lOn 12/29/05, The
> Man in Black <mib.zero@gmail.com> wrote:
Okay, sorry. Didn't know you had seen those specifically. You didn't specify
that in your orig posting.
It's very very close to what we'll be using. Right now, I'm doing
> the reimagined series, with small episode based scenarios with lots of
I haven't been ambitious enough to tackle those topics for FT, but I'm sure
someone else here has thought about it at least once.
Mk
On 12/29/05, gzg-l-request@lists.csua.berkeley.edu
> <gzg-l-request@lists.csua.berkeley.edu> wrote:
Well it's nice to see your personality isn't going to be any different here on
the GZG ML than it is over on the Delta Green list. *L* I don't think I could
handle it if you turned out to be all polite and sh*t here.
Welcome to the list, MiB. Somehow I pictured you more of a GROPO (Ground
Pounder, player of Stargrunt II, Dirtside II, or the
still-being-designed FMA Skirmish) than a vac head.
Dean, who wrote the Star Ranger BSG stuff, is on this list as well as the
playtest list. This is a good place to post questions as there are a number of
BSG fans on here.
> Well it's nice to see your personality isn't going to be any different
Welcome to the list, MiB. Somehow I pictured you more of a GROPO (Ground
Pounder, player of Stargrunt II, Dirtside II, or the
still-being-designed FMA Skirmish) than a vac head.<<
For second I thought I'd gone a bit wonky myself...
Yeah, welcome to the MiB - it should be interesting to see how you and a
couple of people get along here.
> > I'm not a frakkin' moron, I've seen this :)
And he had already posted these thought on the SCN forums too.
> Dean, who wrote the Star Ranger BSG stuff, is on this list as well as
Personally I haven't dug too deep in the new BG for gaming thoughts yet,
though my wife bought all the episodes for her video ipod and is now hooked on
the series.
I am going to assume that you did not intend to insult someone on your second
post to the list.
For the most part the group here is a bit more civilized than you may find on
other parts of the net.
We would all prefer it to stay that way.
Bob Makowsky
> --- The Man in Black <mib.zero@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm not a frakkin' moron, I've seen this :) It's
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Gzg-l@lists.csua.berkeley.edu
http://lists.csua.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gzg-lI just wanted to
reiterate how great http://www.star-ranger.com I should
just set it as my homepage I check it so much.
Los
> I just wanted to reiterate how great http://www.star-ranger.com I
Thanks LOS, but December was a long month for me with too many distractions so
I did few if any updates to SCN. With a new month and a new year, I'm trying
to get back on track and thus just did a bunch of updates with more still on
the way. Enjoy!
I figured it was his clever ploy to get you to make a new years resolution to
always post promptly. Clever ploy that succeeded?
Or, he was tired of basking in the limelight for his writing and wanted
another target. Given my significant other's horror stories concerning trying
to get published, you'll notice I never joined the cry, though the joy in his
writing is obvious.
I've already said you both do FINE work, and should be proud.
As for 'getting caught up', Dean, you've scoop'd plenty of others, including
producers' own websites. You must be doing SOMETHING right.
;->=
The_Beast
TAS/TNS for the new millenium wrote on 01/03/2006 01:53:27 AM:
> > I just wanted to reiterate how great http://www.star-ranger.com