Dave,
you once wrote the following elsewhere: "Some of the things that would have come out in fairly rapid order were a number of combat vehicle guides along the model of the RCVG. The reason for this is that every vehicle that was provided in Striker II had been designed in absolute detail using FF&S. Since S2 provided weapon penetration, armor values on all faces, ammunition supply, fuel endurance, and actual price in credits, etc., there was no way to "dummy up" or "rough out" those vehicles. Every single one of them was done all the way.
I think the first one might have been the Zhodani Combat Vehicle Guide, to keep supporting the Regency campaign, but then I think we would have pretty rapidly returned to the RC and publish all those Oriflammen armored vehicles, and the variety of Wilds AFVs as well."
I'm wondering if you had kept that material? I mean the designs of the S2 vehicles.
you once wrote the following elsewhere: "Some of the things that would have come out in fairly rapid order were a number of combat vehicle guides along the model of the RCVG. The reason for this is that every vehicle that was provided in Striker II had been designed in absolute detail using FF&S. Since S2 provided weapon penetration, armor values on all faces, ammunition supply, fuel endurance, and actual price in credits, etc., there was no way to "dummy up" or "rough out" those vehicles. Every single one of them was done all the way.
I think the first one might have been the Zhodani Combat Vehicle Guide, to keep supporting the Regency campaign, but then I think we would have pretty rapidly returned to the RC and publish all those Oriflammen armored vehicles, and the variety of Wilds AFVs as well."
I'm wondering if you had kept that material? I mean the designs of the S2 vehicles.