Lets Talk BattleTech

What replying while groggy getting up in the morning does to you. I made a mistake: I own a copy of Kalnock, not Stanrey. I even wrote a whole thread about how it probably contributed to BattleTech as a tabletop game.

Thankfully, the Crusher Joe and other older model kits are much easier to get your hands on. I've always wanted the few VOTOMS wargames too, even though none of them have translations (even unofficially) like Dog/City Fight and Kalnock/Stanrey.

Oh man. What fantastic condition they are in too. I own a pristine (previous shrink wrapped) copy of Stanrey. I've never found Kalnock in a decent enough condition to pick up. I've breifly looked at the Macross wargames, but they were always lousy condition or jacked price.

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Also, if the supplement to add space combat rules ever got anywhere into production, because obviously it didn't get released. I think someone should have their hand in making a new VOTOMS RPG for what its worth.

I've been made aware. A reader of LTBT even provided images of their VHS collection of the Central Park release tapes. Still, VOTOMS seemingly was insanely obscure to get its own to-market TT-RPG. I'm really interested if anyone has like, actually played it.

( ﾟ∀ﾟ)ﾉ おはよー☕️ Illustration: Norio Shioyama Armored Trooper Votoms: Big Battle（OVA-1986）

From an old LTBT on the Owens. Sometimes I get reminded of this fact, and I still find it just as strange.

Keyword, Macross, not Robotech. Obligatory fuck Harmony Gold and their butchering of a cornerstone mecha classic.

With that, time for my spiel again I give to every LTBT like this. It is your duty as a BattleTech fan, if able; to understand and look into BattleTech's anime origins. While I glaze Dougram endlessly, Macross is also a notable contributor (at least in terms of designs)

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