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2009/10/20 14:48:37
Subject: [Poll] How do you play it? Assaulting and cover.
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Huge Bone Giant
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You do however have the option of not taking the difficult terrain test and thus making it not possible to move them as such.
*flogs away*
EDIT: MODQUISITION LORD MANNAHIN'S POST BOUGHT THE FARM. THREAD CLOSED AS THIS HAS BEEN DISCUSSED AND GETTING FLAMY
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2009/10/20 14:55:52
Subject: [Poll] How do you play it? Assaulting and cover.
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Sinewy Scourge
Long Island, New York, USA
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kirsanth wrote:You do however have the option of not taking the difficult terrain test and thus making it not possible to move them as such.
*flogs away*
Of course, because you always have the option of not assaulting!
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2009/10/20 15:02:58
Subject: [Poll] How do you play it? Assaulting and cover.
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Longtime Dakkanaut
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This thread still?
It's simple. You measure to find the shortest distance between units. The charging model that is closest must move first. Don't move any yet. Knowing you must engage unengaged models in the charged unit if possible, measure distances between each charging model and the charged model(s) in cover. If any of them can be reached i.e. are within 6" then you have to try to reach them. That means have to move through difficult. That means the unit takes the test. If none of the charging models are within 6" of the models in difficult then you don't have to take the test. It's really that easy.
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This thread still?
It's simple. You measure to find the shortest distance between units. The charging model that is closest must move first. Don't move any yet. Knowing you must engage unengaged models in the charged unit if possible, measure distances between each charging model and the charged model(s) in cover. If any of them can be reached i.e. are within 6" then you have to try to reach them. That means have to move through difficult. That means the unit takes the test.
If none of the charging models are within 6" of the models in difficult or can reach an unengaged, alternate model that is not in difficult then you don't have to take the test.
It's really that easy.
Automatically Appended Next Post:
This thread still?
It's simple. You measure to find the shortest distance between units. The charging model that is closest must move first. Don't move any yet. Knowing you must engage unengaged models in the charged unit if possible, measure distances between each charging model and the charged model(s) in cover. If any of them can be reached i.e. are within 6" then you have to try to reach them. That means have to move through difficult. That means the unit takes the test.
If none of the charging models are within 6" of the models in difficult or can reach an unengaged, alternate model that is not in difficult then you don't have to take the test.
It's really that easy.
Automatically Appended Next Post:
This thread still?
It's simple. You measure to find the shortest distance between units. The charging model that is closest must move first. Don't move any yet. Knowing you must engage unengaged models in the charged unit if possible, measure distances between each charging model and the charged model(s) in cover. If any of them can be reached i.e. are within 6" then you have to try to reach them. That means have to move through difficult. That means the unit takes the test.
If none of the charging models are within 6" of the models in difficult or can reach an unengaged, alternate model that is not in difficult then you don't have to take the test.
It's really that easy.
Automatically Appended Next Post:
This thread still?
It's simple. You measure to find the shortest distance between units. The charging model that is closest must move first. Don't move any yet. Knowing you must engage unengaged models in the charged unit if possible, measure distances between each charging model and the charged model(s) in cover. If any of them can be reached i.e. are within 6" then you have to try to reach them. That means have to move through difficult. That means the unit takes the test.
If none of the charging models are within 6" of the models in difficult or can reach an unengaged, alternate model that is not in difficult then you don't have to take the test.
It's really that easy.
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This message was edited 4 times. Last update was at 2009/10/20 15:11:05
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2009/10/20 15:11:48
Subject: Re:[Poll] How do you play it? Assaulting and cover.
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Sinewy Scourge
Long Island, New York, USA
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You also have the option of not assaulting in the first place.
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I have found again and again that in encounter actions, the day goes to the side that is the first to plaster its opponent with fire. The man who lies low and awaits developments usually comes off second best. - Erwin Rommel
"For having lived long, I have experienced many instances of being obliged, by better information or fuller consideration, to change opinions, even on important subjects, which I once thought right but found to be otherwise." - Benjamin Franklin
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2009/10/20 15:21:26
Subject: [Poll] How do you play it? Assaulting and cover.
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[DCM]
Tilter at Windmills
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As noted, the discussion is just going in circles at this point. Closing.
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