So I plan to buy all of the FedComm products next month.
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- ElizabethB
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I am like 3/5s here for gameplay and 2/5s for nostalgia. I want the fiction (although it is a bit pricey to buy for the fiction) and there's lots of old stuff that I don't think has been reprinted elsewhere (like the Juggernaut and scenario in CL#1). And then there's fun stuff like "10 questions about Doomsday", which may not be relevant now but are historically interesting.
I mean I have all but one or two of CL #8-22, + CL #49 and I am still reading the stuff in the earlier CLs, as it's been like 20 years since I looked at them.
That said I am prioritizing the CLs that started including Federation Commander content over the earlier issues. However, I am prioritizing it after I get the FC and SFB material. And possibly F&E. The thing about F&E though is that I know I'll never play it so I'd only be getting it to mess around with it which does have its own fun. I also already have the 1990 edition which I did mess around with in the 90s.
Now if only I still had my Nexus magazines (all 18 ). Darnit.
I mean I have all but one or two of CL #8-22, + CL #49 and I am still reading the stuff in the earlier CLs, as it's been like 20 years since I looked at them.
That said I am prioritizing the CLs that started including Federation Commander content over the earlier issues. However, I am prioritizing it after I get the FC and SFB material. And possibly F&E. The thing about F&E though is that I know I'll never play it so I'd only be getting it to mess around with it which does have its own fun. I also already have the 1990 edition which I did mess around with in the 90s.
Now if only I still had my Nexus magazines (all 18 ). Darnit.
Bummer about the Nexus issues. Some of those are tricky to find nowadays.
My big thing was Richard Kerr's "Shavings from the Workbench" articles. I bought entire issues off of eBay just to acquire those.
One nice thing for you, is you have the option of buying the pdf versions from ADB. I completed my collection back when eBay and dead trees were the only route.
My big thing was Richard Kerr's "Shavings from the Workbench" articles. I bought entire issues off of eBay just to acquire those.
One nice thing for you, is you have the option of buying the pdf versions from ADB. I completed my collection back when eBay and dead trees were the only route.
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I looked at the robot rules and they are very good.Steve Cole wrote:There actually is a robot opponent (not a software program, just a written list and die roll system) found in the commander's circle as a free download.
http://www.starfleetgames.com/federatio ... ules.shtml
Im just making a few simpler rules to test play balance and training.
There is a friend of mine down here that is playing this game.
So i have to get all FedCom starters, expansions and boosters.
I really dont need the miniatures...although, they do look great.
"No one talks peace, unless he's ready to back it up with WAR!"
---Colonel Green. Star Trek TOS "The Savage Curtain"
Joseph L. Roberts---Commander (Executive Officer)--Federation Heavy Cruiser USS Excelsior NCC-1718
---Colonel Green. Star Trek TOS "The Savage Curtain"
Joseph L. Roberts---Commander (Executive Officer)--Federation Heavy Cruiser USS Excelsior NCC-1718
It may be your lucky day.ElizabethB wrote:I mean I have all but one or two of CL #8-22, + CL #49 and I am still reading the stuff in the earlier CLs, as it's been like 20 years since I looked at them.
Now if only I still had my Nexus magazines (all 18 ). Darnit.
I'm in the process of reducing surplus stuff to free shelf space for new stuff.
And while I have every CL and every Nexus, I also have many duplicates of the earlier stuff acquired as part of SFB lots on evil-bay, craigslist, and through local game stores closing out their ADB merchandise.
Over the years, the gaming industry, game companies, and friends have been quite generous, so it's time to pay it back.
PM me a list of the CLs you're missing and I'll let you know which of them I have, plus I'll list duplicates of any Nexus I have.
If you're willing to pay shipping, they're yours.
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- ElizabethB
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- ElizabethB
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i have purchased Klingon Border, Romulan Border, Klingon Attack, Romulan Attack, Romulan Space, the Ref Rules, Briefings 1 and 2, and Boosters 1-12, and academy.
i am having a blast with this game.
So easy to play, the way SFB was meant to be played.
i am having a blast with this game.
So easy to play, the way SFB was meant to be played.
"No one talks peace, unless he's ready to back it up with WAR!"
---Colonel Green. Star Trek TOS "The Savage Curtain"
Joseph L. Roberts---Commander (Executive Officer)--Federation Heavy Cruiser USS Excelsior NCC-1718
---Colonel Green. Star Trek TOS "The Savage Curtain"
Joseph L. Roberts---Commander (Executive Officer)--Federation Heavy Cruiser USS Excelsior NCC-1718
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i know i could have skipped academy...but i wanted it anyway for completon sake...djdood wrote:Academy, you could have skipped, since it's kind of the stripped-down smaller/cheaper introductory package. But it ain't hurting anything and all the bits it includes can be used with the "real" game.
I ended up buying a couple copies of it as gifts for friends, to try and hook them into the game.
since KLINGON SPACE and GRADUATION are not available at this time, i might purchase a 2nd copy of KLINGON BORDER to offset those missing items...
i might be spending money needlessly, but i just want ALL that FedCom has to offer...who knows...im looking forward to a major fleet battle with FED CAs and KLI D7s soon...
"No one talks peace, unless he's ready to back it up with WAR!"
---Colonel Green. Star Trek TOS "The Savage Curtain"
Joseph L. Roberts---Commander (Executive Officer)--Federation Heavy Cruiser USS Excelsior NCC-1718
---Colonel Green. Star Trek TOS "The Savage Curtain"
Joseph L. Roberts---Commander (Executive Officer)--Federation Heavy Cruiser USS Excelsior NCC-1718
Just received KLINGON ATTACK, BOTH BRIEFINGS, ACADEMY, BOOSTERS 4,5,6.
Its like every time i get a new expansion, the game just gets better.
Awaiting ROMULAN ATTACK, ROMULAN SPACE AND BOOSTERS 10,11,12.
THOLIAN ATTACK and BOOSTERS 13,14,15 to be ordered this week.
Its like every time i get a new expansion, the game just gets better.
Awaiting ROMULAN ATTACK, ROMULAN SPACE AND BOOSTERS 10,11,12.
THOLIAN ATTACK and BOOSTERS 13,14,15 to be ordered this week.
"No one talks peace, unless he's ready to back it up with WAR!"
---Colonel Green. Star Trek TOS "The Savage Curtain"
Joseph L. Roberts---Commander (Executive Officer)--Federation Heavy Cruiser USS Excelsior NCC-1718
---Colonel Green. Star Trek TOS "The Savage Curtain"
Joseph L. Roberts---Commander (Executive Officer)--Federation Heavy Cruiser USS Excelsior NCC-1718
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