Geir said:
Give it another go now - the file name will not have the 2e on it.
Sword Worlds - ebook & Pre-Order
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Give it another go now - the file name will not have the 2e on it.
Annatar Giftbringer
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Seems to work now!
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Looking good! A couple of lingering things:
P.13 “Women were pressured to take up what where considered traditional female roles.”
Take up what WERE (?)
P.19 ”The term ‘solider’”
The term soldier. (?)
P.109 Ordnance pods. Text says torpedoes take two spaces, should probably be three. Example loadouts mentions up to two torpedoes, not three. P.111 says three spaces per torpedo, which would agree with two per pod.
The Glenten and Ornen classes still have their standard docking systems tonnage way off.
Several ships have limited (or none at all) external cargo bay access.
P.161 HEAP ammo for the Palvelupistooli remains complete garbage...
P.165 the penetrator cannon needs blast for canister anmo.
P.13 “Women were pressured to take up what where considered traditional female roles.”
Take up what WERE (?)
P.19 ”The term ‘solider’”
The term soldier. (?)
P.109 Ordnance pods. Text says torpedoes take two spaces, should probably be three. Example loadouts mentions up to two torpedoes, not three. P.111 says three spaces per torpedo, which would agree with two per pod.
The Glenten and Ornen classes still have their standard docking systems tonnage way off.
Several ships have limited (or none at all) external cargo bay access.
P.161 HEAP ammo for the Palvelupistooli remains complete garbage...
P.165 the penetrator cannon needs blast for canister anmo.
Annatar Giftbringer
Emperor Mongoose
Oh, silly detail question...
The Ornen class strike destroyer is named Eagle in English, right?
I’m only asking because while Örnen means’ the eagle’ in Swedish an orne (definite singular form Ornen) is an old swedish word for ‘breeding pig’ and it’s always fun to know what’s what
The Ornen class strike destroyer is named Eagle in English, right?
I’m only asking because while Örnen means’ the eagle’ in Swedish an orne (definite singular form Ornen) is an old swedish word for ‘breeding pig’ and it’s always fun to know what’s what
Annatar Giftbringer
Emperor Mongoose
Ok, ok, one more... final entry for today, I’m gonna shut up soon I promise
So, feels like I’m familiar enough with the book now to be ready to write some form of review of the whole thing and stop poking at minor details...
And there’s really only one word fit to describe it... It’s a masterpiece, simple as that!
The Sword Worlds - both the people and the place - have been brought to life and in line with the rest is the setting in a most wonderful way!
I absolutely love the way that small quirks and details have been picked up and built upon from both ancient Norse and modern Scandinavian society! It’s the little things that sets them apart from others, shows that they are Swordies and not just a bunch of generic humans, and helps to “get” their mindset and life philosophy. On the surface they might even remind in some ways a bit about the Aslan, but reasoning and motivation differs greatly between them, as the book clearly shows.
Another highlight is the amazing artwork! Beautiful images sprinkled all over the book, showing us people, (occasionally Viking-inspired) architecture, vehicles and ships and bringing the setting to life in a glorious way!
Finally, a shoutout is warranted for the name-Finder/translator! Stellar job with the naming conventions, translations and general “feel” of everything name-related!
Final score can only be 5 tunnor mjöd (barrels of mead) out of 5 possible, amazing product!
So, feels like I’m familiar enough with the book now to be ready to write some form of review of the whole thing and stop poking at minor details...
And there’s really only one word fit to describe it... It’s a masterpiece, simple as that!
The Sword Worlds - both the people and the place - have been brought to life and in line with the rest is the setting in a most wonderful way!
I absolutely love the way that small quirks and details have been picked up and built upon from both ancient Norse and modern Scandinavian society! It’s the little things that sets them apart from others, shows that they are Swordies and not just a bunch of generic humans, and helps to “get” their mindset and life philosophy. On the surface they might even remind in some ways a bit about the Aslan, but reasoning and motivation differs greatly between them, as the book clearly shows.
Another highlight is the amazing artwork! Beautiful images sprinkled all over the book, showing us people, (occasionally Viking-inspired) architecture, vehicles and ships and bringing the setting to life in a glorious way!
Finally, a shoutout is warranted for the name-Finder/translator! Stellar job with the naming conventions, translations and general “feel” of everything name-related!
Final score can only be 5 tunnor mjöd (barrels of mead) out of 5 possible, amazing product!
Geir
Emperor Mongoose
Annatar Giftbringer said:Ok, ok, one more... final entry for today, I’m gonna shut up soon I promise
So, feels like I’m familiar enough with the book now to be ready to write some form of review of the whole thing and stop poking at minor details...
And there’s really only one word fit to describe it... It’s a masterpiece, simple as that!
The Sword Worlds - both the people and the place - have been brought to life and in line with the rest is the setting in a most wonderful way!
I absolutely love the way that small quirks and details have been picked up and built upon from both ancient Norse and modern Scandinavian society! It’s the little things that sets them apart from others, shows that they are Swordies and not just a bunch of generic humans, and helps to “get” their mindset and life philosophy. On the surface they might even remind in some ways a bit about the Aslan, but reasoning and motivation differs greatly between them, as the book clearly shows.
Another highlight is the amazing artwork! Beautiful images sprinkled all over the book, showing us people, (occasionally Viking-inspired) architecture, vehicles and ships and bringing the setting to life in a glorious way!
Finally, a shoutout is warranted for the name-Finder/translator! Stellar job with the naming conventions, translations and general “feel” of everything name-related!
Final score can only be 5 tunnor mjöd (barrels of mead) out of 5 possible, amazing product!
I laughed out loud at the Society section. Now, it's been four years since I've been back to Norway (with two exceptions everyone left in the family is either dead or not on speaking terms so I've got no place to stay) but it is definitely spot on.
Annatar Giftbringer
Emperor Mongoose
Haha yeah I know, right?! There were quite a few “hang on, are they writing about me here?” moments
Excellent job nailing the quirks, spot on indeed!
Excellent job nailing the quirks, spot on indeed!
Annatar Giftbringer
Emperor Mongoose
Hang on... SCDS (standardized craft docking system) tonnage for Glenten and Ornen aren’t off... it’s just that they are written to include both the SCDS itself and the carried craft!
This combined with deck plans that seem to show SCDS as internal systems rather than the external ones in other designs suggests that SCDS can be used in lieu of regular docking space or as external docking clamps - impressive and flexible!
The tradeoff is of course the need for a larger hull, but on the other hand the carried craft are protected by said hull, very handy for warships!
This combined with deck plans that seem to show SCDS as internal systems rather than the external ones in other designs suggests that SCDS can be used in lieu of regular docking space or as external docking clamps - impressive and flexible!
The tradeoff is of course the need for a larger hull, but on the other hand the carried craft are protected by said hull, very handy for warships!
qstor said:
Not yet, it is physically at print now. Distributors will likely see it in a month or two.
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