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Posts posted by Kaeto
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Re: The Future of Small Arms
Feh. You're thinking small.Give me a nice MK XXVIII Bolo, thanks.
Now you are thinking small Give me a MK XXXIII Bolo Planetary Seige Unit.
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Re: Build Challenge: Mythbusters!
Adam is the one who said that.
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Re: 1801 Pulp: Jack Styles, the Jack of all Trades
No biggie. I like your treatment of them. I don't suppose you have them as Hero Designer V2 files? (Hope , Hope, hope)
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Re: 1801 Pulp: Jack Styles, the Jack of all Trades
You forgot to list the name of Jack's horse. "Nutcracker"
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Re: on another note... WW2 aircraft still flying
Under FAA rules an aircraft can only have so many flight hours on it's airframe and when that number is reached the aircraft is permanently grounded. The lone exception to this rule is the DC-3.
The FAA has ruled that so long as the airframe keeps passing it's annual inspection the DC-3 can fly forever. When they designed the DC-3 Douglas Aircraft Corp created the perfect aircraft.
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Re: Was there ever a name for this Guy
Also Marksman (if I remember correctly) didn't fly.
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Re: Future submarine warfare?
No love for Stingray?
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Re: [storytime] Birth of RAVEN
I LIKE it!
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Re: US Military .45 Pistols
It's class 3 because of the length of the barrell.
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Re: Battletech Mecha First Loves, Favourites, and just plain silly.
First Love: Shadow Hawk
Faves: Scorpion (modified to have one size smaller engine and jump jets and E.R. PPC) ,Rifleman(modified with 2 large lasers on one side and an AC 20 on the other)
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Re: Some Sf weapon ideas...
The Liberator was intended to be used only long enough to shoot an enemy trooper so you could take his weapon.
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Re: What I Learned Playing a Robot
Don't let the cute kid holding the screwdriver anywhere near you.
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Re: The things I've learned playing a munchkin
Don't allow people to use items such as:The Spatula O' Doom!
(HKA 100d6, 10xArmor-Piercing, OIF)
Which they bought at Spatula City!
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Re: Fringeworthy Hero: Ring gates?
Gotta dig out my copy and scan in the pic
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Re: Fringeworthy Hero & the Battery Delima.
Provided that the world you arrived on has physics that will allow it to run. Normal vehicles used by I.D.E.T. are Diesel powered.
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Re: The Low Mellor
Remember ; No Mellor in it's normal state can pass through a Fringe Gate. It destroys them. They have to be in the form that they have assumed of a fringeworthy being after having eaten that being.
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Re: The things I've learned playing a munchkin
Don't pick up stray wandering cats you find in a dungeon. (I got a fireball in the face because of this.)
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Re: Fringeworthy Hero & the Battery Delima.
The energy that the gates take away is used to power the gate system. (I know this stuff because Rich Tucholka is a friend of mine. And I'm in the playtest of Bureau 13 for D20.)
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Re: Fringeworthy Hero & the Battery Delima.
Nuclear power units have their fuel rods immedately decay into lead.
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Re: Mechwarrior Short Film
Looks good.
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Re: Star Fleet Battles
What? No love for Star Fleet Battle Manual? It was the first Star Trek miniatures game. The only drawback to the game was the space needed to play it. For Phaser range you used a string six feet long for the measurment of the range and that string had a knot in the middle to represent Photon Torpedo range. And ship movement was measured in inches of travel.
The game was created by Lou Zochii(not sure of spellig as I don't have my copy handy) the same guy who created the 100 sided die. (Litterally a single die with 100 faces).
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Re: Favorite Sci-Fi Weapon
For ranged work, I love the Wave Motion Energy Gun from Starblazers. The WMEG absorbs kinetic energy from the perpetual motion of the universe and fires it in a beam capable of vaporizing planets and entire enemy fleets in one shot. Later ships equipped with this weapon had dual mountings like a double-barrelled shotgun!
That's so they could equal the power of the one in the bow of the Yamato
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Re: Comics you loved...but apparently no one else did
I haven't checked' date=' but does anyone remember Ex- Mutants ? It was in the mid to late 80s, only lasted a few issues, then branched into the New Humans, then dissipated. My favorite was Elfquest, which may still be around. At least it was about 12 years ago, I think. After the end of its first part, in I think 1981, the Authors took a break and invited readers to continue to write them and share comments, opinions and compliments. They must've gotten hundreds of letters a day, at least. One of the proudest moments in my life was when I saw my letter published in the comments and editorial issue they put out before beginning part two of the series. My old Elfquest books and the one with my letter in it are long gone, alas. It was like being published.[/quote']It's still around and the Pinis' are putting out a new one. Also they have entered into a deal with DC comics to re-release all of the stories in digest size black and white, plus in color but at a much higher cost per hard cover. ($50.00 each)
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Re: Favorite Sci-Fi Weapon
Heinlein's 30-second bomb from Starship Troopers (the novel). The one that goes' date=' "I'm a thirty-second bomb, twenty-nine, twenty-eight...." and continues the spiel until it detonates.[/quote']Or the Psyc warfare version that does the countdown and right when it's supposed to explode it goes. "I lied".
UNTIL Uniforms - Now I know why they BUG me so much.
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Re: UNTIL Uniforms - Now I know why they BUG me so much.
The guys who wrote the screenplay and the director of 'Starship Troopers' openly admitted that they had never even opened the cover of the book.