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<blockquote data-quote="riprock" data-source="post: 2960995" data-attributes="member: 42506">And if you don't know that you like math, Classic Traveller is an excellent way to find out.Seriously, when I first discovered Traveller, I thought that Marc Miller was a genius for inventing a new way of counting, so that 10 was called A and 15 was called F.&nbsp; I thought that was the most fun part of a very fun game.One of the most surreal moments in my life was going to a normal computer class and having what I had thought was a purely fictional gaming convention taught to me all over again.I found out it was called &quot;hexadecimal&quot; and Miller hadn't invented it.&nbsp; Personally, my players and I ended up mixing a lot of Star Frontiers into Traveller when I ran it.I ran d6 Star Wars briefly, but that's not space opera, it's cinematic action.I ran as a player in other folks' Spacemaster and GURPS Space campaigns.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="riprock, post: 2960995, member: 42506"] And if you don't know that you like math, Classic Traveller is an excellent way to find out. Seriously, when I first discovered Traveller, I thought that Marc Miller was a genius for inventing a new way of counting, so that 10 was called A and 15 was called F. I thought that was the most fun part of a very fun game. One of the most surreal moments in my life was going to a normal computer class and having what I had thought was a purely fictional gaming convention taught to me all over again. I found out it was called "hexadecimal" and Miller hadn't invented it. Personally, my players and I ended up mixing a lot of Star Frontiers into Traveller when I ran it. I ran d6 Star Wars briefly, but that's not space opera, it's cinematic action. I ran as a player in other folks' Spacemaster and GURPS Space campaigns. [/QUOTE]

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