From: Peter Mancini <peter_mancini@m...>
Date: Fri, 1 Dec 2000 10:25:37 -0500
Subject: Phalon only supplement
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!>
From: Glenn M Wilson <triphibious@j...>
Date: Sun, 03 Dec 2000 17:04:38 EST
Subject: Re: Phalon only supplement
On Sun, 3 Dec 2000 14:00:02 -0500 "Peter Mancini"
<peter_mancini@msn.com>
writes: <snip>
> At first I was put off by the whole thing, then I realized
Ouch, true words.
Besides, there is a place for people who belong to the Society of Daisy.
And it right next to the war gamer who is too serious.
Gracias, Triphibious/Glenn (first war game played 1959)
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On Sun, 3 Dec 2000 11:49:31 +0100 "Oerjan Ohlson"
> <oerjan.ohlson@telia.com> writes:
A reference to her developing "teenager-itis" (fortunately only at
intervals basically she's a loving child) about three years ago before she
entered double digits chronologically. My observation is that Girls of Indian
(India Indian, not Native American although that may be true too) descent seem
to 'mature' earlier and develop 'monthly emotions' ahead of many of their
American contemporaries. So you get the 'benefits' of that for a longer period
of their childhood. Some of her contemporaries who act as their chronological
ages implies drive her crazy since in certain areas she has had to handle
things her friends don't (like starvation in her infant years, insensitive
girls in her school class who didn't understand why she had to deal with
certain aspects of being 'prematurely maturing' that they were not
experiencing,
people's responses to our multi-racial, multi-ethnic family) yet some
ways she is a typical American 12 year old girl (the music, the disgust with
boys, the growing mixed feelings about 'parents') so you never know which
'personality to expect.
> Oerjan Ohlson
Gracias, Triphibious/Glenn (first war game played 1959)
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Subject: Re: 15mm fig scans, includes Frei Korp, citadel Trav
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> By the way, if anybody could help id the unknown figures, that'd be
Of the figures in the low tech 5,6,10 & 12 look like Tabletop Miniatures..
I could of course be wrong:)
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> >http://www.cowell.org/~andy/min/15mm/
I didn't see any of these on the link?
:D
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> I didn't see any of these on the link ?
DOH!
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G'day guys,
We've fallen into the habit of saying all weapons one a single vehicle can
fire at the same target (unless you're oversized and have multiple fire
controls) and there doesn't seem to have been any problems. The guy here
who's getting bummed with DS is suffering from a "everytime I pull out chits I
get a Firing system down chit" problem.
Which brings something else to mind. If the GMS are fire and forget is there
any reason why a "Firers systems down" chit wouldn't just effect that missile?
With the number of GMS zipping about on the table down here lately we've been
thinking about switching to that idea and were wondering if anyone else had
tried something similar.
We've also been wondering about buying grades of backup systems, we haven't
figured out the fine details yet, but basically along the lines that if you
buy grade 1 you get a D4, grade 2 a D6 etc. Then you number your systems 1
through however many you need (say 1 = FC, 2 = ECM, 3 = PDS etc), when you get
a Systems down chit you roll the dice, the number you roll is the only system
that goes down, if you don't roll a number that matches a system then the
lights flickered momentarily but it came back to life in a flash when you
walloped the side of the monitor. Not sure how it'll work, its just a thought
at that present moment.
Cheers
Beth
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In message <001701c05d78$04d68440$fbeb7ad5@oemcomputer>, ":Den Neo" writes:
> > By the way, if anybody could help id the unknown figures, that'd be
Hmmm...entirely possible, I just threw them together because they looked
similar. 5 and 10 for sure don't appear on the Product Guide on Stuff of
Legends.
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> Glenn m wilson wrote:
Not entirely correct. It is not polite to ask about a woman's age, you dirty
old man <g>.
> Oerjan Ohlson
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> Beth Fulton wrote:
My own house rule applies the firer system down and target system down results
only if they are the first chit to be drawn. Otherwise, larger
caliber weapons and systems, such as a MDC/4 or DFFG/5, will be twice
as unreliable as a RFAC/2 or MDC/2.
Jon
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GMS/P
=================
Someone wrote some GMS/P rules for DS2 and I haven't seen them in my
searches through the web pages.
I assume it would use a guidance die reflecting its firecontrol (basic, enh,
superior) and it would have a max range of ??? (guess at 1200-2000m but
what
is the max-range for Javelin or other GMS/P of today?). I assume it
would
draw the same type of chit validity as GMS/L and GMS/H, but probably
only 1 of them.
And I have no clue what a system like this should cost in the hands of a two
man team. Less than a farther ranged, harder hitting GMS/L for sure.
Oerjan
the number-wise? Other math crunchies?
LPG