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Duane:
> > I think the most appropriate solution would be a "moon base"
> > and a "space station" as two different environments, but
> > most likely with lots of traffic between the two.
>
> That works. How would we provide continuity between the two? Story-wise
> I mean. Would we have a page dedicated to each environment?
I don't know. I suppose that will be up to the base
commander and the president of the station council.
I would definitely use two different pages for the ground
and space environments, but with lots of possibilities to be
beamed up/down.
> > I don't really think typical space vehicles belong on a
> > space station (it's more golf car like vehicles you expect
> > there).
>
> True. It makes sense when you say it that way.
>
> Do you mean a cart like here:
> http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Creek/1006/cart.html
Yup.
Play well,
Jacob
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Jacob Sparre Andersen wrote in message ...
> Duane:
>
> > > I think the most appropriate solution would be a "moon base"
> > > and a "space station" as two different environments, but
> > > most likely with lots of traffic between the two.
> >
> > That works. How would we provide continuity between the two? Story-wise
> > I mean. Would we have a page dedicated to each environment?
>
> I don't know. I suppose that will be up to the base
> commander and the president of the station council.
>
> I would definitely use two different pages for the ground
> and space environments, but with lots of possibilities to be
> beamed up/down.
Or, if you prefer (and I certainly would) you could have the
characters and goods or cargo or whatever transported by an
interplanetary vehicle - yet more options! Star Trek only
had beaming because they couldn't build the transport ships...
now if we can't build transport ships... 8-)
Just a thought
David (first post)
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