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I read in another topic someone mentioning something about weapon destroyed meaning Monoliths cant fire or something. What're they talking about and are they correct?

Somthing along the lines of this "reduces the number of shots by -1" otherwise I'm really not too sure what you're referring to?

I've read several accounts of the Weapon Destroyed results on monoliths will, RAW, prevent gauss flux from firing at all. What I am asking is what is the RAW which states this, and is it being interpreted properly.

I have never heard of this RAW, all I can figure it might be is they are claiming that "reduces the number of shots at each target by -1" means you can normally shoot the gauss flux arc once per turn at each target within 12", one less shots of it = 0 per turn.

But that's really stretching it, It's pretty clear that they mean subtract 1 from the D6 to determine how many shots it has at each unit.

The only way the Gauss Flux Arc would be useless would be after 6 weapon destroyed results, when it is no longer capable of rolling a positive number for the number of shots it takes at nearby units, even then, the weapon isn't truly destroyed and you would be well within your right to declare shooting it, it just would have no possibility of actually doing anything.

Thanks Drunkspleen. Your info actually raised another question, which I will like make a new thread for