dmccoy1693
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I liked the tick-ish/effect system. Oh well.
I liked the tick-ish/effect system. Oh well.
Like I say it is still there in a form (and one which I think is better for it). The initiative is still tickish in a way, effect can be used in combat and timing rolls can be made if you must.
It was an innovative idea but fell down in a lot of ways. I was never truly comfortable with it but could never quite figure out why.
I liked the tick-ish/effect system. Oh well.
So, back to the original topic....
Anyone else received their copy?
Daniel
Keep in mind that with the very weak dollar right now, the US is a low cost country for wise printing procurement.Hi,
I just noticed something about my Mongoose Traveller Book, that I overlooked last night when I posted about recieving it. The title page indicates that it was printed in the US. I guess I had assumed that since Mongoose is from the UK, and the spelling of some of the words in the book follow UK rather than US practice, I had just assumed that it was printed in the UK and shipped here. However, after digging the box out of the trash I see it was actually shipped to me from a US address for Mongoose games in Ohio.
Regards
PF
Keep in mind that with the very weak dollar right now, the US is a low cost country for wise printing procurement.
Daniel
Post-person has already been and delivered my post - no card or anything to say they tried to deliver something that wouldn't go through the letter box. I'll try poking the Mongeese people with a pointy stick...Give them a nudge (and check your local delivery office).
Post-person has already been and delivered my post - no card or anything to say they tried to deliver something that wouldn't go through the letter box. I'll try poking the Mongeese people with a pointy stick...
Matt: please check your mongoose emails. Full details are in the email I sent you.Milton Keynes, is it? I seem to remember at least a couple of Traveller books heading that way earlier this week. . .
Thanks for your reply via emailMilton Keynes, is it? I seem to remember at least a couple of Traveller books heading that way earlier this week. . .