Indeed - having already played the new game, I know how good it is-Daniel- wrote: I expect you all are feeling as excited as we are.

(seriously, it is a joy to referee).
Indeed - having already played the new game, I know how good it is-Daniel- wrote: I expect you all are feeling as excited as we are.
Yes, but you will find 2D b/w versions with every PDF.-Daniel- wrote:Just curious, in the Planet Mongoose it gave isometric deck plans as an example of the new art direction, does this mean the old flay grid style is not going to be used in the official materials?
Only ones enjoying this weeks weather are the accountants at PSE&G.Matt Wilson wrote:What? You haven't been enjoying the 80% humidity this week?DickNervous wrote:And I'll join you, trading my Long Island for NZ. We can be neighbors and play Traveller all the time.![]()
Seriously, everything in the preview post says good things about this new ed. Looking forward to checking it out.
Thanks for letting me know.msprange wrote:Yes, but you will find 2D b/w versions with every PDF.-Daniel- wrote:Just curious, in the Planet Mongoose it gave isometric deck plans as an example of the new art direction, does this mean the old flay grid style is not going to be used in the official materials?
There's also the PDF option (not always the preferred of course).Prime_Evil wrote:You wouldn't say that if you knew what the NZ dollar is worth - even our puny Australian dollar is worth more at the moment. Roleplaying books are *expensive* down under - between the exchange rate and the shipping costs it can be brutal. Having Traveller in full-colour hardcovers is fantastic, but I shudder to think of the cost. I was hoping we'd get them in the digest size pioneered by Legend as that has proven to be incredibly convenient, but I suppose that's not happening after all.
Thanks for the heads up! just downloading my copy now-Daniel- wrote:Thanks for letting me know.msprange wrote:Yes, but you will find 2D b/w versions with every PDF.-Daniel- wrote:Just curious, in the Planet Mongoose it gave isometric deck plans as an example of the new art direction, does this mean the old flay grid style is not going to be used in the official materials?
I must admit I am addicted to the old flat 2d Deck Plans. I just love them. LOL
Oh and I just bought the Playtest on RPGNow. Can't wait to get home and begin reading!!!!
Same here.SJE wrote:I thought that it did (it just says rulebook and doesnt specify PDF) , so I'm asking for a refund from DriveThru.
I understand your angst but I'm not surprised that an offer on DTRPG is only good on the final pdf version (likely acquired from DTRPG and not someplace else) and will not be applicable at your local game store, amazon, or wherever you eventually get the hard copy.crazy_cat wrote:DTRPG says 'A $20 voucher to be redeemed against the final Core Rulebook, meaning the Beta Core Rulebook will end up not costing you a penny!' - no mention that this only applies to the fianl PDF and not the hardcopy book that I'll actually want!
Matt, at the time I'm reading this, the Planet Mongoose post is actually already up. May I have permission to reprint it, with pictures, in the October issue of Freelance Traveller?msprange wrote:There will be a big, long post on Planet Mongoose tomorrow about the whole design process and approach of the new Traveller that will cover this, but the short of it is that we have had several of the 3rd party publishers on board for the internal playtesting already, with the intention of putting together a comprehensive Logo Licence for the new Traveller.