On 7/3/22 17:08, Brett Kruger - brett at kruger.id.au (via tml list) wrote:
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> /we began on 5th February 2026/
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> You discover time travel and not tell anyone TC?
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> A much-needed chuckle for the day.
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> Brett.
>
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> *Cc:* Freelance Traveller <xxxxxx@freelancetraveller.com>
> *Subject:* [TML] TTA XXXIX
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> *TTA XXXIX*
>
> I write this morning with a sense of closure, a sense of achievement,
> and a slight sense of loss.  Six years to the day almost, we finished
> /The Traveller Adventure/ last night.
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> 6 years, 5 days – we began on 5^th February 2026
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> 39 sessions – 23 in person, 16 online
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> Nine players – not all simultaneously
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> Ten player characters – one player switched when she wasn’t happy with
> her character
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> 100s of NPCs
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> Fifteen planets
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> A year and a half of game time
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> One ship
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> One referee
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> It’s been quite a journey.
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> <massive snip>
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> Safe Travelling.
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> tc
>
Brett,

If Collision had collided with at least one secret of time travel (BAD
PUN!), wouldn't he either be embroiled in some form of temporal cold
war, or be rich enough to make OTL's Jeff Bezos (and the
aforementioned's bald-type mullet) look skint by comparison?

Collision,

Just over six wallclock years for a _single_ game is a very nontrivial
achievement.  Certainly beats any of the games I've run.

My online mob has been gaming together for ~9 years, but that's across
multiple games, systems, etc.  I think PA holds the record for game
length among my mob.

Alex