Low Tech

[aesir23]

Originally Posted by whswhs

Stephenson, Neal. Quicksilver (HarperCollins, 2003) and its sequels. A wildly entertaining novel with some serious themes, spanning the final years of TL5, informed by serious history—including the history of science and technology.

I believe you meant to type TL 4.

[whswhs]

Originally Posted by aesir23

I believe you meant to type TL 4.

I did, yes. Thanks!

Bill Stoddard

[sn0wball]

Originally Posted by Jürgen Hubert

Dragonworld.de, which is normally the best online supplier for RPGs, also doesn't have it for some reason. In fact, it isn't even listed, unlike the "on order" of the other hardbacks...

(If anyone knows of a German online store which has the book, I'd be much obliged...)

Amazon.de now sells GURPS Low Tech itself, not only has it listed. It is currently unavailable, but from my experience with them it means they can deliver sooner or later (probably later, though). The price is 22 Euro, which is going to be hard to beat.

[OldSam]

Does anybody know if there will be an errata-entry and pdf-update for the problems with armor-weight etc. in the near future or is it regarded as a minor issue and there won't be any updates for that? Just wanting to know the final status...

[Gudiomen]

Originally Posted by OldSam

Does anybody know if there will be an errata-entry and pdf-update for the problems with armor-weight etc. in the near future or is it regarded as a minor issue and there won't be any updates for that? Just wanting to know the final status...

I'm kind of hopeful on that too, but in the meanwhile I've used a PDF editor to make errata notes on the text, as long as you're using the digital book, it's cool.

[demonsbane]

Originally Posted by Gudiomen

I'm kind of hopeful on that too, but in the meanwhile I've used a PDF editor to make errata notes on the text, as long as you're using the digital book, it's cool.

I'm interested, too, in the point raised by OldSam.