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From: Jim Sheetz <HeyJim@???.?????????.com> Date: Sun, 5 Dec 1999 16:56:01 -0800 Subject: Re: SpellJammer tech -- was: Ecology of the Scro
I agree with all but one part. In the first century AD, Hero was experimenting with simple steam motors in Greece. The reason it didn't get more complicated until the 18th century was safety. But with blessed forges and boilers, this wouldn't be such a problem. You could even forget the iron altogether, and modify a wall of force into the shape of a boiler, then cast permanence on it. Hmmm, did I just invent transparent aluminum? Where is Montgomery Scott when you need him? Jim. ----- Original Message ----- From: rupert smith <radsmith.geo@?????.com> > i've got to say; i think you've put the level of technology far far too > high here, irrespective of in-game justification. > > the limits i set myself were, among other things, no rifling, no > percussion caps (which weren't invented until alfred nobel!), and > certainly no steam power.
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| Subject | From | Date (UTC) | ||
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| SpellJammer tech -- was: Ecology of the Scro | Jim Sheetz | |||
| Re: SpellJammer tech -- was: Ecology of the Scro | rupert smith |