Hello again Freelance Traveller,

 

I should have waited because I asked about the computer 

and to find any errata on the Mongoose Traveller forum.

 

Here are the answers from AndrewW

 

snrdg121408 wrote:
Do Mongoose Traveller ship's computers have a ton requirement?

No, they are included as part of the bridge tonnage.

 

snrdg121408 wrote:
Is there an errata page for Mongoose Traveller material?

Errata is located on the same page as the product it goes with. You would find the High Guard errata here for example:

http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/rpgs/traveller/core-rulebooks-accessories/book-2-high-guard.html

 

To clarify a TNE design rules are effectively the same as for MT. There are some changes, but a TNE

computer still takes up space just like one in MT.

 

GURPS Traveller's computers take up cubic feet of space instead of cubic meters.

 

I cannot provide any information on T5 since I don't have the rules yet.

 

Tom Rux

From: "Freelance Traveller" <editor@freelancetraveller.com>
To: tml@simplelists.com
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 3:55:36 PM
Subject: Re: [TML] Ship design: Space for computer?
On Mon, 24 Nov 2014 23:25:13 +0000 (UTC), tmr0195@comcast.net wrote:

>Step 6 looks like a separate entry for the computer and pp. 107-108 says
>"The basic controls do not include the ship's computer, which is usually
>installed adjacent to the bridge.
Right; I'd gotten this far. What I was questioning is (a) whether my
reading of the rules as "the computer requires no volume" was correct,
and (b) whether the no-volume rule was in fact also correct for CT, MT,
T4, and T5 - I wasn't considering TNE, as it was a different,
incompatible system; nor was I considering GURPS Traveller, for the same
reason.
Thank you for the pointer to the errata; while there was no
clarification relative to this point, it's a useful document to have.
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