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So when Sgt Chronus is added to a Stalker tank and the tank's Icarus Storm Cannon splits its fire in Servo mode is their anything that would prevent those shots from using Chronus' BS5? ie The servo guidelines do not necessarily over ride Chronus special rules -- correct?
   
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Did you miss this part?
"All shots fired using the Servo-Tracking special rule are made at BS2."
   
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London

Kinda hard, this one. You could also say that Chronos' rule doesn't necessarily override the Storm Cannon rules.
   
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Pg 110 "The tank uses Chronus' Ballistic Skill of 5."
   
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Liverpool

 Nurgle's Head Cheese wrote:
Pg 110 "The tank uses Chronus' Ballistic Skill of 5."
And using the crews normal BS is 4.
This still doesn't help when the rule says you're using BS2 instead of the crews BS.
Definitely doesn't help with Snap Shots.
   
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Hyderabad, India

Seems it would be a roll off no?

1-3 BS2
4-6 BS5

 
   
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Buffalo, NY

 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Seems it would be a roll off no?

1-3 BS2
4-6 BS5


Nope. YMDC rule - No TMIR.

Chronus' tank has BS5. Using the weapon does not use the tank's BS - it is a set BS of 2.

Greebo had spent an irritating two minutes in that box. Technically, a cat locked in a box may be alive or it may be dead. You never know until you look. In fact, the mere act of opening the box will determine the state of the cat, although in this case there were three determinate states the cat could be in: these being Alive, Dead, and Bloody Furious.
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Liverpool

 Happyjew wrote:
 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Seems it would be a roll off no?

1-3 BS2
4-6 BS5


Nope. YMDC rule - No TMIR.
Think he's referring to the roll-off between two set modifiers rather than TMIR?
Chronus' tank has BS5. Using the weapon does not use the tank's BS - it is a set BS of 2.
Totally agree with this though, it doesn't matter what the BS of the tank is.
   
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What is TMIR?
   
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Buffalo, NY

 grendel083 wrote:
 Happyjew wrote:
 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Seems it would be a roll off no?

1-3 BS2
4-6 BS5


Nope. YMDC rule - No TMIR.
Think he's referring to the roll-off between two set modifiers rather than TMIR?
Chronus' tank has BS5. Using the weapon does not use the tank's BS - it is a set BS of 2.
Totally agree with this though, it doesn't matter what the BS of the tank is.


Roll-off is TMIR.

Greebo had spent an irritating two minutes in that box. Technically, a cat locked in a box may be alive or it may be dead. You never know until you look. In fact, the mere act of opening the box will determine the state of the cat, although in this case there were three determinate states the cat could be in: these being Alive, Dead, and Bloody Furious.
Orks always ride in single file to hide their strength and numbers.
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What does TMIR stand for?
   
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Liverpool

The most important rule.
   
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Leerstetten, Germany

 Nurgle's Head Cheese wrote:
What does TMIR stand for?


The most important rule.
   
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The Most Important Rule
   
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Liverpool

 Happyjew wrote:
Roll-off is TMIR.
I was going off this FAQ:

Q: Does the Initiative 10 imposed by the Timeflow Stabiliser take precedence over other set value modifiers such as Necron W hip Coils? (p106)
A: No, randomly determine which effect takes precedence each turn.

Two competing set modifiers, roll-off each turn.

If he was assuming Chronos' BS was a set modifier, as is the Servo-Tracking, then would that not be a roll-off?

Not that it matters much anyway.
   
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Netherlands

I don't think that is a good comparison, because both are effects that 'set the initiative to X'.
Servo-Tracking is more like: "I don't care about your Ballistic Skill, you shoot at BS2!".

It would be like having Unwieldy while standing close to a Timeflow Stabiliser; no matter what your Initiative is, due to Unwieldy your attacks will always be on I1.
 Kid_Kyoto wrote:
Seems it would be a roll off no?
1-3 BS2
4-6 BS5
Hell no.
I'm not giving someone a 50% chance to destroy TWO fliers when the rules are so clear on it.
   
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My interpretation is the tanks stat of BS 4 is increased to 5, the Servo Tracking rule still drops it to BS 2 for the split fire.
   
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Stevenage, UK

I'm in the BS2 camp. Chronus increases the tank's BS to 5. However, those shots are then taken as BS2, overriding the tank's own BS. In my mind it's similar to how Snap Shots work out.

"Hard pressed on my right. My centre is yielding. Impossible to manoeuvre. Situation excellent. I am attacking." - General Ferdinand Foch  
   
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There is no camps to be in.

Chronus alters the tanks BS, Servo tracking makes the shots at BS2.

The shots are made at BS2 because they are not effected by the tanks modified BS

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 Kommissar Kel wrote:
There is no camps to be in.

Chronus alters the tanks BS, Servo tracking makes the shots at BS2.

The shots are made at BS2 because they are not effected by the tanks modified BS


Or to put even more simply, weapons with Servo-tracking don't use the tank's BS.
   
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Netherlands

Or to be correct: Profiles with Servo-tracking don't use the tank's BS.
   
 
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