I believe we've got one of the authors/design team floating about here somewhere who should be able to answer that for you in a heartbeat.
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Originally posted by neonthefox12 View PostIf you can, I am trying to figure out melee combat. What attribute do players role on The book does not say what attribute (Though it implies muscle) players roll for melee. However, I would prefer a more definite answer, just to be safe.
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Hello.
Thought maybe I should add a bit more. Been playing 1 st ed since the late 80's on and off. I also played some 2.0 and 2.2. Haven't played 2013 version. I think I have all first ed books published and most of 2nd ed.
I enjoy making more content for games and have dabbled in game design. You can get some of my stuff here: http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/ESTAYLOR , free pdf's! you can preview the whole thing there. I am looking to do some TW 2000 1st edition work.Last edited by Blink_Dog; 01-07-2016, 07:00 PM.http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/ESTAYLOR Free PDF's and print editions for cheap if you are interested. My bookface: https://www.facebook.com/ericsean.taylor.3
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Introducing
Hello,
my Name is Sascha and I served in the Bundesluftwaffe from 05.04.1988 till 30.06.1989.
My unit was the 2nd squadron of the FKG 2 (I was in the signal department).
I wanted to become an officer therefore I was not drafted like my classmates in 1987.
As I wanted not to just sit around I enrolled in an education course and one day I stumbled upon what had been the first RPG shop in Mnchengladbach.
Now, many years later I cannot recall which RPG I bought first, either The Dark Eye (a german RPG) or Twilight 2000.
And in 2012 I believe I was finally able to buy the last missing book from Twilight 2000, the Eastern European Sourcebook.
And I know nobody will believe it, but in 1988 I went to the XO of my Signal department (the commander of the signal unit was a Hauptfeldwebel and his XO a Oberfeldwebel) and showed him my copy of Twilight 2000 and asked him if it could not be used as a training tool.
Even though I once made up a few characters for T2k I have to admit that I never played it.
I like to play simple games like Space Hulk, Risk, Interceptor, Battletech, Car Wars, Battle for Armageddon, Space 1889 Skygalleons of Mars.
In RPGs I like Vampire, Werewolf, The Dark Eye and some of the games from Palladium.
I like some games where miniatures are used (Battletech, Warmachine, Space Hulk, Necromunda) but I hate glue and painting (so if anybody of you has any ideas of how to make simple but effective paper miniatures I would be glad to hear your ideas).
As I have nobody close who would like to play those games I like very much single player games. I enjoyed the single player endless campaign in Skygalleons of Mars and I am looking for something like this in regard to Twilight 2000 / Merc.
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Originally posted by LoneCollector1987 View Post
And I know nobody will believe it, but in 1988 I went to the XO of my Signal department (the commander of the signal unit was a Hauptfeldwebel and his XO a Oberfeldwebel) and showed him my copy of Twilight 2000 and asked him if it could not be used as a training tool.I'm guided by the beauty of our weapons...First We Take Manhattan, Jennifer Warnes
Entirely too much T2K stuff here: www.pmulcahy.com
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OK, that is how it went.
First of all, you have to imagine me. I am about 2m tall and I was the tallest guy in the entire unit.
Oberfeldwebel was the second tallest guy.
A friend of mine once described me as "When you approach someone everybody fears that you just run over him without noticing that there was someone standing."
So one day I was walking into the office of Haupt- and Oberfeldwebel, but only Oberfeldwebel was there. I saluted, asked if I could enter and then I approached him and told him about RPGs and showed him the Twilight 2000 box, did not forget to mention that a G-3 has only 7 shots according to the rules but every shots count for three and yes, I knew that the G-3 has only a 20 shot magazine...
Yes, I tried to steamroller him with explaining RPGs and Twilight 2000 at the same time.
When I ran out of breath he wanted to see the box.
I gave it to him and he looked at it.
He handled the box very carefully and I looked at him and he thanked me and told me he would take a look at it. (I think at that moment I had a wide smile on my face like "Hey, I have a good idea" from Vicky the Viking. The only thing missing were the stars around me)
After a few weeks I asked him about it but he said something like "I had no time, I just looked over it. Ask me in a few weeks when I have more time. Then I will look at it more closely."
I was devastated and when I got home I looked into the box.
Everything was just like it had been when I had given him the box.
I think he never looked into it.
I never asked him again.
Looking back I think his expression on his face when I gave him the box was something that could be described as
a) WTF
b) Is this a bomb
c) I outrank him but he is bigger than me so I dont want to anger him.
So thats what happened.
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Originally posted by LoneCollector1987 View PostHello,
my Name is Sascha and I served in the Bundesluftwaffe from 05.04.1988 till 30.06.1989.
My unit was the 2nd squadron of the FKG 2 (I was in the signal department).
I wanted to become an officer therefore I was not drafted like my classmates in 1987.
As I wanted not to just sit around I enrolled in an education course and one day I stumbled upon what had been the first RPG shop in Mnchengladbach.
Now, many years later I cannot recall which RPG I bought first, either The Dark Eye (a german RPG) or Twilight 2000.
And in 2012 I believe I was finally able to buy the last missing book from Twilight 2000, the Eastern European Sourcebook.
And I know nobody will believe it, but in 1988 I went to the XO of my Signal department (the commander of the signal unit was a Hauptfeldwebel and his XO a Oberfeldwebel) and showed him my copy of Twilight 2000 and asked him if it could not be used as a training tool.
Even though I once made up a few characters for T2k I have to admit that I never played it.
I like to play simple games like Space Hulk, Risk, Interceptor, Battletech, Car Wars, Battle for Armageddon, Space 1889 Skygalleons of Mars.
In RPGs I like Vampire, Werewolf, The Dark Eye and some of the games from Palladium.
I like some games where miniatures are used (Battletech, Warmachine, Space Hulk, Necromunda) but I hate glue and painting (so if anybody of you has any ideas of how to make simple but effective paper miniatures I would be glad to hear your ideas).
As I have nobody close who would like to play those games I like very much single player games. I enjoyed the single player endless campaign in Skygalleons of Mars and I am looking for something like this in regard to Twilight 2000 / Merc.
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Originally posted by LoneCollector1987 View PostHello,
my Name is Sascha and I served in the Bundesluftwaffe from 05.04.1988 till 30.06.1989.
I like some games where miniatures are used (Battletech, Warmachine, Space Hulk, Necromunda) but I hate glue and painting (so if anybody of you has any ideas of how to make simple but effective paper miniatures I would be glad to hear your ideas).
solution I have found to be effective:
Make friends with someone who plays the game and likes to paint.
Uncle Ted
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The counters from Twilight Encounters and Last Battle work nicely.
I've also used plastic toy soldiers and matchbox vehicles to good effect.If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.
Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"
Mors ante pudorem
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Introductions
I am Elf86. Never played T2K because the gaming interest in West Michigan was low at best, overrun by card gamers and W40K players!
Served in the 1991 Gulf War with the 24th Infantry Division as an infantryman sardined in the back of an M2 Bradley IFV. Three years in active service, earned my honorable discharge (wasn't easy). As I grow older, my heart (and imagination) feels I should have stayed in a try out for Special Forces. But I knew my limits.
Been gaming since age 11 back in the early 80's. Had several periods of inactivity due to lack of funds, poor computer capabilities, or the seven years of truck driving that eliminated any sort of a social life. Now a graduate of Miami University (Ohio) as the third OLDEST graduate in the class of 2014.
Let's roll some dice shall we
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