I have a "support" question ...
One of the things I liked about the old CT and JTAS in the "good ole days" was the TNS entries. They added an element to the background that gave it some "life" and helped make it feel far less static and morbund.
So, does Mongoose have any plans to do something similar?
On a similar line, I find the choice of 1105 as the initial setting very peculiar. As any "canonista" knows, that is on the very eve of the Fifth Frontier War. The 5FW was interesting and was allowed to happen over time and, when finally done, actually changed things on the "map". (The big thing was the Border Worlds.) However, by putting the setting at 1105 it allows the potential of a certain amount of "rewind and redo".
So, with the setting, is it intended to be a pure "snapshot in time" and forever frozen at 1105? Or the clock move forward (however slowly) in the setting? If it does move forward, is that history locked in stone (e.g. 5FW in 1107-1110; Assassination in 1116) or is that history more maliable?
Thanks for advance for any insights.
One of the things I liked about the old CT and JTAS in the "good ole days" was the TNS entries. They added an element to the background that gave it some "life" and helped make it feel far less static and morbund.
So, does Mongoose have any plans to do something similar?
On a similar line, I find the choice of 1105 as the initial setting very peculiar. As any "canonista" knows, that is on the very eve of the Fifth Frontier War. The 5FW was interesting and was allowed to happen over time and, when finally done, actually changed things on the "map". (The big thing was the Border Worlds.) However, by putting the setting at 1105 it allows the potential of a certain amount of "rewind and redo".
So, with the setting, is it intended to be a pure "snapshot in time" and forever frozen at 1105? Or the clock move forward (however slowly) in the setting? If it does move forward, is that history locked in stone (e.g. 5FW in 1107-1110; Assassination in 1116) or is that history more maliable?
Thanks for advance for any insights.