All I can say is I came to like all aspects of Traveller. Ct for more rigid
and defined storyline. MT for throwing everything out the window and
scrambling it up. TNE for a loose and anything could happen. GT for seeing
what could happen when someone went 100% gonzo with a property without
selling out(D&D) Mongoose for updating a classic without a total redo.
Sure each one had its sore spots,nothing is perfect but my Lord is
traveller a fun ride
On Sun, May 11, 2014 at 6:02 PM, Harold Hale
[Traveller_TNE]
<> wrote:
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>
> From the prospective of what was best for the game before MT came out (c.
> 1986), I will respectfully disagree with you, but that has 0% to do with
> the TNE storyline, which hadn't even been thought of yet, and in fact the
> idea of writing and playing in the TNE environment grew on me over
> time--call me a "convert" (or Paul if that's not too sacrilegious) if you
> wish.
>
> I suggest it as a problem just as music critics talk about Metallica or
> Van Halen or ELO and point to an specific album and where the band changed
> their sound/style and disenfranchised some portion of their fan base.
>
>
>
and defined storyline. MT for throwing everything out the window and
scrambling it up. TNE for a loose and anything could happen. GT for seeing
what could happen when someone went 100% gonzo with a property without
selling out(D&D) Mongoose for updating a classic without a total redo.
Sure each one had its sore spots,nothing is perfect but my Lord is
traveller a fun ride
On Sun, May 11, 2014 at 6:02 PM, Harold Hale
[Traveller_TNE]
<> wrote:
>
>
> From the prospective of what was best for the game before MT came out (c.
> 1986), I will respectfully disagree with you, but that has 0% to do with
> the TNE storyline, which hadn't even been thought of yet, and in fact the
> idea of writing and playing in the TNE environment grew on me over
> time--call me a "convert" (or Paul if that's not too sacrilegious) if you
> wish.
>
> I suggest it as a problem just as music critics talk about Metallica or
> Van Halen or ELO and point to an specific album and where the band changed
> their sound/style and disenfranchised some portion of their fan base.
>
>
>