German edition published

[Rulandor]

For most of you, this will be only of moderate interest, but as it is a sign of Traveller making its way on the international markets, perhaps you like to hear it as well:

The German edition of the MT corebook is now available ...

Good news for my potential players ...

 

[Filter]

Jipiieeeee :lol:

 

[Filter]

Oh there's a town like that but the Flying Spaghetti Monster (tm & co) has hidden it from the world so the katholic church made up the bielefeld-conspiracy to cover the existence of the Flying Spaghetti Monster (again tm & co etc etc).

 

[AKAramis]

For most of you, this will be only of moderate interest, but as it is a sign of Traveller making its way on the international markets, perhaps you like to hear it as well:

The German edition of the MT corebook is now available ...

Good news for my potential players ...

So the rereleased MegaTraveller?

 

[rust]

And next week the Luftwaffe will finally get the TA-152 fighter plane into full service, far superior to the Allied Mustangs and Spitfires

Now wait, we first have to use up all those brand-new biplanes ordered
1917 and delivered last month ... :shock:

 

[rust]

MGT's German edition got a very nice first review at the Blutschwerter
board:

http://www.blutschwerter.de/f509-traveller/t37988-deutsches-grw-ist-raus.html

Haldir, who wrote the review, only had a problem with various tables
not being where they would be most useful (which could also be a re-
sult of the translation), and he would have liked a formula to calculate
the time needed for interplanetary voyages.

Otherwise, he obviously liked MGT very much.

 

[Rulandor]

So the rereleased MegaTraveller?

Sorry for not getting the abbreviations right - of course I meant MGT (MegaGoodTraveller), not MT (MicroTraveller) ...