T20 charts?

[CaptainSmith]

Hey everybody. I noticed while reading the T20 book that a lot of the numeric values on the charts don't match whats in the text description of the same thing. I was just wondering which one should be used, the chart or the text?

 

[hunter]

Sounds like you have a 1st printing. Check the errata available here on the site.

 

[Apparition]

What do you mean? give an example.

 

[CaptainSmith]

Oh um well i guess my version might be different than yours, (if i have a first print) but the computer cores table the cost and CPU output is drasticly higher than in the text discription.
Synaptic, CR150, 10CPU on the chart but in the discription it says
CR200 and CPU output 2.

 

[Apparition]

Yeah, both my table and the desc agree on the synaptic being Cr150 and 10 cpu

 

[mshensley]

Sounds like you have a 1st printing. Check the errata available here on the site.

How do you tell if you have a 1st printing or not?

 

[BetterThanLife]

How do you tell if you have a 1st printing or not?

Well apparently check the computer design page and if you find that

the computer cores table the cost and CPU output is drasticly higher than in the text discription. Synaptic, CR150, 10CPU on the chart but in the discription it says CR200 and CPU output 2.

then you have the first edition. Sorry I couldn't resist. If you download the errata and your book is already corrected you have the second edition.

 

[hunter]

How do you tell if you have a 1st printing or not?

Page 2, look under the copyright information in the second column of the Credits page.

if you see

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

you have the second printing. If you see

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

you have the first printing.