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Depending on the measurement system, there are pounds-mass(Mass) and pounds-force(weight)
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Goodbye, liter! So long, meter! heh "That does it! Out you two pixies go, through the door or out the window!" |
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So, the primary target audience is US only (not counting liberia and myanmar I guess).
But wouldn't an international SI Edition be much more cost-effective than providing many versions in foreign languages? There's no german GURPS 4e, for example, and light rules won't be of much help. This imperial(?) system used now is causing me headaches every time I want to calculate something and stuff like 6'2" just doesn't connect with an idea of how big a person is. Building ships out of units of 14,158423296m³ (500cf) doesn't help, neither... I really think this costs SJ Games Buyers. Edit. mixed up yards and feet ( ' and " ) q.e.d. |
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I want to become the emperor of America, just so I can put my size 10.5W on the continent's chest and force the metric system down it's throat. I just started helping machine some tail fins for the Aerospace Society's amateur rocket, and we're doing everything in inches. It makes my head parts hurt. I totally understand the GURPS system use of American units. I'm glad that they went with yards, which are at least close to meters.
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I believe certain GURPS books possess conversion charts and there are simple formulas that help: KM to miles divide by 2 and add 5 for example.
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