Recent content by tytalan

I appreciate the offers of the versions of the systems that have been done and I may still adapt one of them. That said I kinda have a picture of what I want Asim to be. I see it as a moon of a superjovian gas giant just inside of the Habitable Zone, I’m wanting it to be just a little cooler...

So if I’m understanding right I can do one of two things 1) use the orbit values on page 26 with slight adjustments or 2) determine the MAO# by multiplying the the star diameter by .01AU (this gives me the first orbit location). Than I use the Baseline Number to determine which formula I use...

I actually understood the Habitable zone my confusion is how you figure the orbits in general. Do I just use the table on pg 26 making orbit#1 always .4 AU? Or is there a variation or a step I’m missing? And how does that affect Orbit #2? What’s the difference between Distance (AU) and...

Oh @Geir

Classic Origin Third Imperium from the LBBs. What Fandom wants to forget is the Third Imperium was largely based on/ inspired by the Empire from Star Wars. The Marines were modeled at least loosely after Imperial Stormtroopers. The LBB 3I was much darker than the current version of the same...

To make matters more interesting while a Criminal requires “proof without a reasonable doubt “ Civil cases require “ preponderance of the evidence“ which is a much lower threshold than a Criminal case.

Can someone point Geir to this post please?

I’m not sure your understanding my question and not using the WBH really doesn’t help at all Insolation is not mentioned at all in the book and I understand the habitable zone it’s the Orbits#’s that are the issue and how to determine their positions. I’m also asking for an example say minimum 4...

So I’m a little confused about Orbit and Orbit# in the WBH. I think I understand the center orbit in the Habitable zone it’s square root of the Luminosity but than they reference the table on 26 and I’m getting confused can someone do a example walking through the math step by step for a F2 V...

Read the lore just because it’s being used as a pirate ship doesn’t mean it was originally designed as one. There are different types of raiders

This is what happens when you try to “Fix” something with out first reading the campaign or the lore. No the Harrier was designed as a commerce raider and did a good job when it was designed the key there is when it was designed. The Sindalian Empire rose to power durning the long night...

Yea but again the Harrier is neither a Specialized ship or a Capital ship so giving it a Core computers make no sense, especially since it’s described as “ Most capital ships, and certain specialized vessels, have multiple distributed computer networks spread throughout their decks but always...

That’s why the Harrier makes since as mostly written (though refining the weapon load does make sense) you are not trying to grab all the cargo just the best choices. You don’t want to destroy the merchant because that would bring the imperium down on you. You want to jump in refuel ambush the...

It’s rules lawyering “lets twist the intent of the rules by seeking every loophole we can find, role play doesn’t matter “ while I might accept the whole retro computer ideal I don’t think it fits for core computers and the only purpose it really has is to lower costs something governments are...

So since it lists a maximum of 3 reductions the core would cost 5.625mcr while a computer 20 only costs 5mcr so the computer 20 is still cheaper. And if costs was the actual issue he would go with a computer 15 bis at 3 mcr. Though you could retro either the computer 20 or computer 15 bis to...