Podcast with Frank Frey: Monday, June 22 at 9:00pm in EDT

[kato13]

PCAGZ Ep. 46 Twilight: 2000 Ask Frank Frey
Monday, June 22 at 9:00pm in EDT
Live Webcast

From this facebook post
https://www.facebook.com/events/879325398794606/

You can post questions (I assume more generic ones will get asked as not everyone knows the ins and outs of T2k like we do)


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[Raellus]

Hey, nice find Kato! I just posted a question that I think a lot of us around here have: Basically, are there any unreleased T2K nuggets floating around out there?

P.S. I made sure to give a shout-out to the forum in my post.

[Targan]

Excellent.

[Jason Weiser]

Podcast went very well, and they hit a lot of questions. It was good to get mine answered, especially the SAN rules proposal for T2K and finding out Frank was a 2.0/2.2 fan. I still like the v1 background better though!

Poor Matt had his manhood and belief in god questioned (jokingly) because he didn't want to hear about Fallout 4. Is it wrong I could care less about it too? I just don't play a lot of video games....

But it was interesting to hear insights about New America, naval power in T2K, and the Mexican invasion of the Southwest. (just to name a few points). I wish Loren Wiseman would meet with the guys. It would be interesting to hear his viewpoint, and I know he comes by occasionally.

It was also nice to hear Frank answer questions about sources. I really should have asked him what he does think about all the fan efforts (be it DC Working Group, or other items)? Should have asked that.

[Silent Hunter UK]

When will this be available for download?

[Jason Weiser]

Silent Hunter,
Go to the Blog, they had a link of the whole show up that night...I assume (but don't know for sure) that it can be downloaded via right click....

[Olefin]

Originally Posted by Jason Weiser

Podcast went very well, and they hit a lot of questions. It was good to get mine answered, especially the SAN rules proposal for T2K and finding out Frank was a 2.0/2.2 fan. I still like the v1 background better though!

Poor Matt had his manhood and belief in god questioned (jokingly) because he didn't want to hear about Fallout 4. Is it wrong I could care less about it too? I just don't play a lot of video games....

But it was interesting to hear insights about New America, naval power in T2K, and the Mexican invasion of the Southwest. (just to name a few points). I wish Loren Wiseman would meet with the guys. It would be interesting to hear his viewpoint, and I know he comes by occasionally.

It was also nice to hear Frank answer questions about sources. I really should have asked him what he does think about all the fan efforts (be it DC Working Group, or other items)? Should have asked that.

sounds like it was very interesting - and love to see what he said about naval power and the Mexican invasion

should have posted something about where the extra tanks came from in Iran in the RDF sourcebook (as compared to the numbers in the US Army sourcebook) - be nice to see if they were ones sent from Europe along with the manpower reinforcements

[Draq]

Don't worry, I'm excited about fallout 4 enough for everyone. But then again, I've been playing fallout since fallout 1. But I would love to have a t2k game going too. They're both post apoc, but that's where the similarities start to separate.

[sglancy12]

Thanks for tuning in, fellas. We really appreciated the questions we got from this site, which I still consider to be the premier place on the internet to go for Twilight:2000 discussions and fan generated content.

I too hope we can convince Frank to distil "Mig Mountain" into a playable scenario. That, for me, is that is most missing- small, fan-generated scenarios like the sort we used to find in Challenge magazine.

I certainly hope that the teasing about Fallout was taken in good humor, not the least because it was so ridiculously over the top.

And I hope that those of you who are fans of post-apocalyptic games, movies, and fiction will check out other episodes that may be of interest and even suggest topics that we can use on the show.

A. Scott Glancy, co-host of Podcast at Ground Zero.

[Olefin]

Originally Posted by sglancy12

Thanks for tuning in, fellas. We really appreciated the questions we got from this site, which I still consider to be the premier place on the internet to go for Twilight:2000 discussions and fan generated content.

I too hope we can convince Frank to distil "Mig Mountain" into a playable scenario. That, for me, is that is most missing- small, fan-generated scenarios like the sort we used to find in Challenge magazine.

I certainly hope that the teasing about Fallout was taken in good humor, not the least because it was so ridiculously over the top.

And I hope that those of you who are fans of post-apocalyptic games, movies, and fiction will check out other episodes that may be of interest and even suggest topics that we can use on the show.

A. Scott Glancy, co-host of Podcast at Ground Zero.

LOVE to see MiG Mountain for sure!! Wish someone had those other scenarios that got mentioned too - Last University, Everglades War - love to see those finally see the light of day

Scott - any way you could send Frank the stuff that Raellus and I did on Kenya? Not sure if he ever saw the fanzine article that Raellus did on the 173rd - bet Frank would love to see that

[sglancy12]

I'm pretty sure Frank occasions this forum now and again. But I'll pass it on.

As for "Warriors of the Everglades," "The last University" and "The Mad Woman of Miami," I have a phone-book-sized pile of photocopied printouts (from a dot-matrix printer) that Tom Mulkey gave me back in the late 1980s, early 1990s. It's all about his campaign setting in Florida. I will see what I can do about scanning some of this stuff and releasing it... if I can find time between my other professional gaming projects.

Of course, there is the Mulkey estate to consider. He had a wife, a daughter and (I think) a son. I'm not sure how they would feel about that. As long as I'm not charging money, I think I'm good to go. The papers were a gift from Tom and I bet he'd love to know that people were still enjoying his work twenty years later.

A. Scott Glancy, co-host Podcast at Ground Zero.

[Jason Weiser]

Originally Posted by sglancy12

I'm pretty sure Frank occasions this forum now and again. But I'll pass it on.

As for "Warriors of the Everglades," "The last University" and "The Mad Woman of Miami," I have a phone-book-sized pile of photocopied printouts (from a dot-matrix printer) that Tom Mulkey gave me back in the late 1980s, early 1990s. It's all about his campaign setting in Florida. I will see what I can do about scanning some of this stuff and releasing it... if I can find time between my other professional gaming projects.

Of course, there is the Mulkey estate to consider. He had a wife, a daughter and (I think) a son. I'm not sure how they would feel about that. As long as I'm not charging money, I think I'm good to go. The papers were a gift from Tom and I bet he'd love to know that people were still enjoying his work twenty years later.

A. Scott Glancy, co-host Podcast at Ground Zero.

Scott,
I think dropping them a line with a proviso that it will be made available free (with a few words of introduction and dedication by them, perhaps) and I think honor would be satisfied?