Is the intention of this tactic to give the possibility of a second activation of a given character in a given round? Please forgive the following long winded description and correct me if I misplayed. I was testing a team of Murtair, Wild Bill, Hannibal and Parvati on TTS in the second round of Assault. The activation order was as listed in the above order. Hannibal and Parvati are on the Bench. Murtair sends Mushashi to the Infirmary but does not have enough movement to reach the scoring zone. Wild Bill sends a heavily wounded Lunah to the Infirmary and then plays Hannibal's card Code: Audible to switch the activation order of Murtair and Hannibal. Murtair then has a second activation this round and easily reaches the scoring zone. Hannibal's Initiative card stays face down. Only when the fourth card is turning face up does my opponent realize that Parvati will return from the Bench but Hannibal will not return from the Bench until round 3.
I believe so. At least, that's how we've always played it. It doesn't specify you cannot swap an initiative card which is already (or not) flipped, so there's no reason to assume it doesn't allow it.
You played correctly, @Roadrunner7431 . That's Hannibal's play, and so is that he loves 'when a plan comes together'.