[projectaon] Re: 04cc errata

  • From: Simon Osborne <outspaced@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: projectaon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2015 13:24:09 +0100

On 24-Sep-15 12:10 AM, Jonathan Blake wrote:

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(er) 11: If you possess at least three Medi-kit units, you are able to
soothe the inflammation with some ointment: restore 1 ENDURANCE point.
(If you wish to do this, remember to erase one Medi-kit unit from your
list.) [lm: What is this saying? Restore one endurance point in addition
to the customary three? Else, why not just use the Medi-kit to restore
three points?]
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That is rather odd. I don't have a solid answer. Footnote?

After several abortive attempts, I'll leave it to someone else to write this footnote! I've added a "place holder" for it to Section 11.

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(er) 92, 280: you take up your gun [lm: what if you do not have one?]
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Footnote?

Copied from 02smr 233: "It is possible that you may not be carrying a missile weapon at this point. This is a game-design issue that cannot be easily rectified."

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(er) 279: [lm: footnote about deducting ammo? and what if you have no
firearm?]
[so: Added ammo footnote; not owning a firearm issue unresolved.]
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Footnote?

See above.

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(er) 289 [x2]: tachometer -> Tacheometer [so: Tachometer measures
speed/rpm; tacheometer is a type of theodolite. Would suggest instead
milometer or odometer (the latter being more US-centric).]
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Does anyone call that device a tacheometer or tachymeter? FWIW, I've
only ever called it an odometer.

If the common parlance is odometer, maybe go with that. (Milometer is what I would call it, and I think other Brits would agree, but I'm never certain about word usage these days!)


Also, what about:

(er) 274: bale out -> bail out
[so: see, for example: <http://www.dailywritingtips.com/bail-out-vs-bale-out/> ]

Aside from that, Book 4 looks to have been pretty straightforward. :-)

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Simon Osborne
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