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military hardware, the creators also established a system of custom design rules, enabling players to generate their own units and field them in combat. In addition to game rule books, FASA published several background books detailing the history, political and social structures of various factions in the game, including all five Great Houses of the Inner Sphere, ComStar, the
Periphery states and the fallen Star League.
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reviewed FASA's third edition and liked the rules revisions "presenting the fundamentals in clear, simple language". Swan also admired the game's post-apocalyptic vision, calling it "one of the hobby's richest settings." He concluded with a recommendation to buy the third edition: "While the previous
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is played on a map sheet composed of hexagonal terrain tiles. The combat units are roughly 12-metre-tall (39 ft) humanoid armored combat units called BattleMechs, powered by fusion reactors and armed with a variety of weapons. Typically, these are represented on the game board by two-inch-tall
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in 2011, who had originally been working with Smith & Tinker to create MechWarrior 5. On July 9, 2009, it was confirmed that the franchise would be rebooted. Further trailers were released and it was confirmed that the timeline would be set around 3015. Though it seemed that the legal troubles
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which detailed large spacecraft combat. FASA also published numerous sourcebooks, known as
Technical Readouts, which featured specifications for new combat units that players could select from. However, despite the large number of such pre-designed BattleMechs, vehicles, aerospace units and other
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at the North Pier Mall in
Chicago. The BattleTech Center featured 16 networked, full-sized cockpits or "pods" that resembled a BattleMech cockpit with over 80 separate controls. Each player selected a 'Mech to pilot into combat against up to seven other human players in the other cockpits. Virtual
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with rules for expanded game-play (advanced rules). These include an expanded weapons / equipment table listing (Lostech), advanced unit types (such as "mobile structures", planetary fortresses, and "large support vehicles") as well as numerous optional gameplay enhancements for planetary-level
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and called it "A snap to learn... as exciting as it is addictive; there are few gaming experiences more satisfying than blasting giant robots into scrap metal." However, for people who already owned the third edition, Swan suggested that "there's no compelling reason to invest in version four."
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monikers. The BattleTech comics included an "annual" and a "3-D" special issue, while the third of the three-issue BattleForce comic was left unpublished. The comics are not officially dated, but due to real-life publication date and plot context, speculation suggests that setting is circa
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Entertainment, the company that managed the centers, later opened many other Virtual World centers around the world. It later merged with FASA Interactive Technologies (FIT) to form Virtual World Entertainment Group (VWEG) in order to better capitalize on FASA's properties. In 1999,
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history. Individual lifestyles remain largely unchanged from those of modern times, due in part to stretches of protracted interplanetary warfare during which technological progress slowed or even reversed. Cultural, political and social conventions vary considerably between worlds, but
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TV series, and the 2nd and 4th edition boxed sets included small cardboard pictures (front and back images) that were set in rubber bases to represent the units. The game is played in turns, each of which represents 10 seconds of real time, with each turn composed of multiple phases.
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announced that they had secured the rights to the "Unseen" art. As a result, art depicting the original 'Mechs could be legally used again. However, an update on 11 August 2009 stated that the part of the deal regarding designs that originated in images from
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s fictional history covers the approximately 1,150 years from the end of the 20th century to the middle of the 32nd. Most works in the series are set during the early to middle decades of the 31st century, though a few publications concern earlier ages.
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in 1990. Both games were reasonably well received, although aside from storyline continuity the second game held few similarities to its predecessor. The first pure simulation of BattleMech combat, however, was released for computers in 1989. Titled
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tabletop game "a brilliantly conceived and presented game of robotic combat set in the war-torn universe of the
Successor States", and complimented the high production values of the game components. Bambra concluded with a recommendation: "Try the
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system. The first issue has two special editions, one with gold print ("gold edition") and one with a holographic cover. The fifth issue (titled "Issue #0"), offers three very short supplemental stories outside of the main plot of the
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in which players portray BattleMech pilots or other characters in the 31st century. The RPG system has been republished in several editions and expanded by various sourcebooks and supplements. In 1996, FASA also introduced the
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licensed the property, these "Unseen" images were expanded to include all art produced "out-of-house" – that is, whose copyrights resided with the creators, not the company. Catalyst Game Labs has continued this practice.
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treated some magazines like BattleTechnology as semi-official publications. Some of this material was treated as canon at the time and some of it, especially 'Mech designs, came to be used in official product.
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miniature figurines that the players can paint to their own specifications, although older publications such as the 1st edition included small scale plastic models originally created for the
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concepts — much of the technology used is either similar in advancement to that of the present day, or based on technology considered plausible in the near-future, such as the
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version was a class act ... the third edition stands as the definitive treatment, a handsome upgrade worth the purchase price even for owners of the old editions."
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rules. (Construction rules for the missing units are listed in TO or SO, as these units are not considered to be "tournament legal" for gameplay).
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collectible miniatures game, but licensed the rights to continue to publish products for the old game to FanPro (itself a subsidiary of
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game. If you like it, it might inspire you to form your own BattleMech unit and battle your way across the Successor States."
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core. Interstellar and civil wars, planetary battles,
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which focused on air and space-based operations, and
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923:MechWarrior 4: Mercenaries
918:MechWarrior 4: Mercenaries
900:MechWarrior 2: Mercenaries
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2595:BattleTech Record Sheets
1891:"Interstellar Operation"
1621:Inner Sphere at a Glance
1514:"Topps Acquires WizKids"
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1065:MechAssault: Phantom War
1055:MechAssault 2: Lone Wolf
290:List of BattleTech games
147:In its most basic form,
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2588:Technical Readout: 3058
2108:March 14, 2007, at the
2058:"Magia I Miecz 1993 04"
1571:Technical Readout: 2750
1353:The Spider and the Wolf
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270:Artificial intelligence
117:, several board games,
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2646:2: 31st Century Combat
2238:"MechWarrior 5: Clans"
1595:"WizKids: MechWarrior"
1546:Green Ronin Publishing
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2908:MechWarrior: Dark Age
2567:BattleTech Compendium
2546:BattleTech: Map Set 1
2528:MechWarrior: Dark Age
2371:"BattleTech: Fallout"
2269:on September 30, 2015
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1308:Microsoft Corporation
931:for the release of a
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825:, a CCG developed by
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563:MechWarrior: Dark Age
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832:Magic: The Gathering
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497:Strategic Operations
243:hard science fiction
127:more than 100 novels
2653:Ghost Bear's Legacy
2159:Gizmodo Media Group
1973:The Miniatures Page
1943:"BattleMech Manual"
1411:Saban Entertainment
1384:BattleTech: Fallout
1273:MechForce Quarterly
1267:MechForce Quarterly
1084:Harebrained Schemes
1030:series for the PC (
980:MechWarrior Tactics
567:Fantasy Productions
543:Campaign Operations
478:Tactical Operations
437:The Succession Wars
432:The Succession Wars
380:Fantasy Productions
254:interstellar travel
111:L. Ross Babcock III
2883:BattleTech Centers
2878:Catalyst Game Labs
2472:Classic BattleTech
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1668:Basic Battledroids
1644:"Combat Equipment"
1548:. pp. 24–27.
1251:Commando Quarterly
974:Mechwarrior Online
947:Smith & Tinker
586:Catalyst Game Labs
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537:Campaign Companion
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