Create Your Own TOS Adventure?
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That is very complex looking! Reminds me of a similar chart done for the show House MD.
That's pretty cool. The people who made it have definetely too much time on their hands, though. 
Since this is in good fun, I won't go on a tangent about how misunderstood TOS really is but I'll just say this: TOS is much more than this chart suggests.
Since this is in good fun, I won't go on a tangent about how misunderstood TOS really is but I'll just say this: TOS is much more than this chart suggests.
Me, too. 
I just couldn't stop myself from adding a fangirlish remark.
I just couldn't stop myself from adding a fangirlish remark.
Though I first saw that a while back, it's still awesome and hilarious. It's funny (more "funny weird" than "funny ha-ha") how things can be reduced to flowcharts.
The 1970-80's Traveller SF RPG had at least one example in its published Journal involving asteroid mining (plus many other examples during character generation, but this was a literal flowchart):
Even more related, the Star Trek: Starship Creator Warp II computer game had the promise of generating Trek-like missions on-the-fly. It pretty much completely failed at that, but it came with an insanely HUGE (three feet by four feet) fold-out sheet of ship components/programming logic that was damned impressive:
The 1970-80's Traveller SF RPG had at least one example in its published Journal involving asteroid mining (plus many other examples during character generation, but this was a literal flowchart):
Even more related, the Star Trek: Starship Creator Warp II computer game had the promise of generating Trek-like missions on-the-fly. It pretty much completely failed at that, but it came with an insanely HUGE (three feet by four feet) fold-out sheet of ship components/programming logic that was damned impressive:
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