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Okay so a friend and I were playing and I was using Scourges with Haywire Blasters. I have 4 Haywire Blaster and all 4 hit a squad of 3 Scout Sents. The results were 1 pen and 3 glances. He place the pen and a glance on one, and split the other glances between the last 2. I roll the glance and pen, destroyed result. The next glance is a destroy result due to the open top, so we move on to the 3rd, which was an immobilized result, since the unit started in the shooting as a squad, and all shooting from my unit was at the same time, I told him that it was also destroyed. He argued that once the first two were lost that the 3rd was just immobilized...we dice it off and he won. Was I right or him??

It was destroyed.

All the shots are simultaneous. The remaining sentinel was part of the squadron during the phase it was shot at, so the squadron rule still applies.

As abov. All shooting from one unit is simultaneous

Ascalam wrote:It was destroyed.

All the shots are simultaneous. The remaining sentinel was part of the squadron during the phase it was shot at, so the squadron rule still applies.

Correct, apart from one small point. It does not matter if it was a squadron during the phase but when the unit shot at it. For instance, if a unit killed two of them and then another unit shot, it would not count as a squadron anymore.

Indeed. Because all shooting from a single unit is done at the same time, the Sentinel still counted as a squadron.