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Shadowsun has two Fusion Blasters. She may fire both, though at least one must fire at the same target as her unit.

Say she joins a unit of Drones from a Drone Net formation, which has Split Fire. A unit with at least one model with Split Fire lets one model fire at a different target than the rest of the unit. How would these rules interact? Would it be:

A) Her suit overrides Split Fire, so she can't use it, and has to shoot at least one fusion blaster at the same unit the Drones fire at?
B) Split Fire can override her suit, so she can fire both Fusion Blaster shots at *one* target separate from the Drones?
C) Split Fire lets her fire one Fusion Blaster at a separate unit, and her suit lets her fire another Fusion Blaster at a third unit?
D) Something else?

I'd say A. Her rule is more advanced than Split Fire, so she won't be able to use it.

Split Fire doesn't work on Shadowsun because the XV22 Stealth Battlesuit requires her to fire at least one fusion blaster at her unit's target.

B. Split fire would allow her to fire both her fusion guns at a separate target because you are not using her own ability to fire at 2 different targets.

If you wanted to fire her fusion guns at 2 different targets then her suits rule would kick in a you would have to fire a weapon and the drones target. Codex over BRB