| From: | J. Keith Henry neojudas@******************.com |
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| Subject: | A Van that is also a Boat that is also a Submarine... |
| Date: | Thu, 1 Jun 2000 01:44:35 -0500 |
Subject: Re: A Van that is also a Boat that is also a Submarine...
> > The surveilance under water is more lax and playing
> in the carribean, it's a nice way to pass borders more
> easily.
> > the wiz
>
> Point 1 - this is all an in-joke, Wiz. Don't try to
> make sense of us. :)
Oh yeah, like *THAT* is going to possible.
> Point 2 - if you want to do that, make them get a real
> submarine, then do what I've done to my Cyberpirates
> players and stick a vampire on board with them. :)
OH NASTY!!! Has to rank right up there with the group in my games going to
Mars with a Vampire in theirs (long story, loads of fun ... terrible in-part
jokes).
Point 3: Carefully consider that the amphibious modification to vehicles is
not going to work for deeper water dives of any kind. I think for some
reason the limits on depth are not beyond what ... 30 meters???? Hell,
there are satellites that can see that deep in water....
And although the rules don't say it, you will also want to consider the
draft requirements and flotillation (sp?) of a marine ops vehicle between
Salt and Fresh Water environments.
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NeoJudas ("K" to some...)
Hoosier Hacker House (www.hoosierhackerhouse.com)
