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From: Gurth gurth@******.nl
Subject: A little problem
Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 12:42:05 +0100
According to Andy Gwillian, at 15:47 on 1 Feb 99, the word on
the street was...

> Fast Pass wrote:
>
> > I've got this little problem, that I wish someone
> > could help me solve. I've just started running a
> > new SR campaign (Jan. 2) and it's set in 2050.
> > I've decided to use basically just the gear in the
> > SR2 book. Now I want to gradually introduce the
> > various goods from ShadowTech and other books,
> > does anyone have a relatively accurate timeline
> > when all the other equipment begins coming into
> > play?
>
> If you look in each book you should find a year if you read the intro or
> somewhere near the front I think. I think Shadowtech is 2054/55, Fields
> of Fire is 2056 and Awakenings and Cybertechnology is 2058.

Or you can go over to http://www.xs4all.nl/~gurth/sourcebook dates.html
(if your browser chokes on that, replace the space between "sourcebook"
and "dates" by "%20") and get a file with dates for all the SR
sourcebooks
for which this is relevant, with the single exception of Renraku Arcology:
Shutdown (which I call a sourcebook -- it's sure as hell not an
adventure). The file is set up in such a way that it gives both the
"opening" and "closing" dates of each book, so you can judge when it
first
becomes available, and by what time it can be considered complete.

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