Is there a system that accurately represents 3-Dimensional movement?

>>51323647
Your hands.

GURPS Aeronautics

>>51323647
Video games

Yes. But it does require a graphing calculator or a specific mapping program.

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>>51323713
You have no idea how badly I want a customizable, fully controllable space combat simulator that scales from fighters to capital ships and works in 3D.

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>>51323647

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>>51323647
If distance could be measured more rationally in 2D space, then maybe there'd be more in the vein of 3D distance measurement.

Systems aside, all I can see in my head is a gameboard with LEGO figures and a bunch of adjustable height stilts attached to them.

>>51324470
Battletech aero?

>>51326716
That's functional, but annoys a specific brand of autist. Also requires a specific brand of autist to use.
Basically, everything is on a hex grid and then there are other hex grids above and below, creating hex columns as high as you want (iirc, 1 is the ground and/or treetop, 10 is upper atmosphere, beyond that is different amounts of space above a planet)
But because aerospace units move so fast, one aerospace scale hex is an entire ground scale map (I forget the exact dimensions of a map, but it's an amount of hexes in a square or rectangle). Constant thrust has to be maintained or you stall.
And then actually going into space has its own set of rules.

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>>51323647
>Sie sind das essen und wir sind die Jäger
When you actually understand German, it sounds kind of dorky.

>>51327005
Anon, stop, you're too cute to be a grammar nazi.

>>51327005
Even worse is that it could easily sound badass again/less ridiculous by simply changing "Essen" (food) to "Beute" (prey).

"They are the prey and we are the hunters"

>>51326899
A mapsheet is "17" hexes. In quotes because they're rectangular.

>>51327231
Which is basically what they're trying to get at in the first place.

But, I mean, since when has Japan ever been known for using other languages competently?