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Update: This one simply became too large to handle and I'm not going to finish it. This is the sort of venture that would have to be taken up at a later date, possibly with the help of several other people. Just too much, and I don't have enough time to do it, or the motivation. Go to Comment

What is the thought with the Golden Silencer? Are we thinking the users own sounds will be turned to heat or light? Go to Comment

Update: Three years in the In Work bin.

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This is fun. We could write this up as a pulp story and you publish it in the Battletech fiction zine.

You could turn it into a Battletech or Battleforce campaign module. With you character vignettes fleshing out the story.

I look forward to the eventual conclusion. Go to Comment

Even "incomplete" I like the little story that is threaded through the write up.

What is really great about this, and what gives it so much potential in my wee mind is that it is both extremely general (a planetary raid is the go to Battletech event) and extremely specific with bits of world building and characterization. Thanks for writing this up.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nabNdHO6lYk Go to Comment

4.5 that is a good score cheka...teasing cheka not scars ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnie2iY3dOU

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Ignoring the physics, this is a fun little rehash of the pre-manhattan project nuclear fear, only much more realized. Well done. Go to Comment

another niche filled and the write up made me snicker a few times

"Seriously, who designs these things, and do they have no idea of personal safety???"

Funny

I will assimilate this rebranding of the troupe and apply it to future cosmic era works

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I'd avoid making it a personal narrative because for the most part we never bought anything past the core books. We never bought adventures, or modules, we made up the rest as we went along. Go to Comment

That is seven things about gaming.

In the first edition Advanced D&D manual the most likely monster to encounter on the random dungeon table was a Black Pudding.

Some references and factoids like that might add to this, make it more of article. You could also turn this into a personal narrative. Go to Comment

I didn't realize that these were seven observations made about "old school" gaming adventures/modules. Because lines like this "You could often tell the quality of a game simply by the amount of time an energy the GM put into his or her map." make me think this is your own personal recollection on gaming. Go to Comment

Given that I'm non-gamer, I'm probably not the best person to vote on this since I'm clearly not part of the targeted audience. Nevertheless, I did find it a solid article. Go to Comment

Unhelpful tirade snipped. Vote abstained.

Edit: In retrospect this ^ seems even more jerkish, I basically wanted to let you know that I read the article but didn't have anything constructive to say and felt my opinions on the subject might color my vote.

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