Welcome All

[JeffSchwartz]

Well, that does bring a laugh...

It's odd the places that Project Phoenix file turns up.

I had a lot of fun writing it, and you've got the "Freebie" that was put out to lure people into buying the full version.

The full version, on CD , has links out to various books and manuals included on the CD. For example, clicking on the M16 brings up the FM on the M16.... or clicking on the various skills bring up ebooks on the skill.

The idea was that would let folks running games have an easy way to see what was covered in the skill, or exactly what frequencies a radio would cover , or the details on a vehicle.

If anyone has a real urge to pick up a copy of the CD, drop me an email at schwartz.jeffrey@gmail.com -- I had been selling them for $20, postage included. It's a packed 650Mb CD. I'm pretty sure I've still got a few lying around I can copy.....

Wow, ten years have gone by, and folks still play it. Woot! If you've got a Phoenix game running, please do drop me an email, I'd love to hear about it.

If you're curious what I'm playing with now, check out:
http://www.HouseTardis.net , which is basically a generic MMORPG handler that runs inside Second Life. You can get an SL account for free, and pick up HTCS (the rule-set I wrote) for free as well.

[kato13]

Originally Posted by JeffSchwartz

Well, that does bring a laugh...

It's odd the places that Project Phoenix file turns up.

I had a lot of fun writing it, and you've got the "Freebie" that was put out to lure people into buying the full version.

Glad you found us. Your freebie led me into the world of Morrow Project (after being a T2k fan for years). I like your answers to the "how did they know" and "why didn't it work" much better than the original TMP explanations. Thanks for all your hard work. I would be interested in seeing the CD. Check your PMs.

[ArmySGT.]

Hello,

I was looking up TMP through Google and stumbled across this site along with other resources.

Looks good. I think there is a lot for current and future PD resources.

Thanks for setting it up.

Paul

[Gelrir]

Originally Posted by JeffSchwartz

If you're curious what I'm playing with now, check out:
http://www.HouseTardis.net , which is basically a generic MMORPG handler that runs inside Second Life. You can get an SL account for free, and pick up HTCS (the rule-set I wrote) for free as well.

Oh ho, a Second Life person! Say hi, I'm Michael Linden there!

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Michael B.