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White noise on a repeater for movable zone?

Discussion in 'Rules' started by KGG, Mar 10, 2022.

  1. KGG

    KGG Well-Known Member

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    Can you drop white noise on a repeater such as a repeater REM and move the REM around, thereby adjusting the area of affect of the white noise zone?

    If so, how does it work during the order sequence?
    If a white noise enabled repeater REM moves past an MSV2 enemy, no line of fire can be drawn?
    Does the movement of a white noise enabled repeater unit 'smear' the white noise zone during that movement/order? - so you can decide to shoot while its in the way, or after its moved past?
     
  2. Willen

    Willen Well-Known Member

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    Once you put down a template, it does not move. I cannot recall any that would do that, the White Noise being no exception. So the answer is no.
     
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  3. KGG

    KGG Well-Known Member

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    Thanks,
    Yeah I think you're right. In my head it goes 'on the repeater' but the wording just mentions placing a template, so it's static on the board and not 'attached to the repeater' or anything like that. Cheers, I should have read the wiki better!
     
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    Willen Well-Known Member

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    You are exactly right, all the wording is "placing a template". A moving white noise mini zone is basically... Albedo.
     
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