The point is that when you assume authority over something you invite criticism for your handling of it. The criticism can take the form of "you...
The crits change has been an improvement in the transition to N4 IMO. High-ARM targets take specialized tools to take down.
Sure. But previous rulings have been justified as saying "I know it's shitty, but that's what the rules say." Like CDG and Protheion, or Targeting...
If that were true, there would never be any rulings which contradicted the rulebook. But there have been. Hell no I don't. But I'm also capable...
Xeodrons and Overdrons should be type REM, but that's a separate issue.
I'm definitely not the only one.
There's exactly something to be skeptical about because if it's going against the example it's very likely to be going against the intent of the...
And this will never be FAQ'd or looked at, despite it being confusing and lacking internal consistency. Good times.
Some of the answers directly contradict what's in the rules, though. That's where the skepticism and criticism comes in.
No, it's the part where their rulings sometimes contradict what's in the N4 rules. I obviously disagree.
Sure, but the rulebook says literally the exact opposite in some cases, so it's natural that people are going to be skeptical.
Yup. The wedge heels on my USARF ladies bother me, but Fraactas jumping out of dropships in high heels is just part of the aesthetic. We could...
This is the main issue that it's secret knowledge/"a magic spell" that will blindside players and isn't elucidated in the rules. Seems like kind...
Bad wording strikes again! There's no good reason why they shouldn't be able to be targeted.
Hell if I know but I'd love to hear an answer. If it works like Protheion you'd just take the difference between wounds inflicted and str...
Bringing a sword to a gunfight would make a bit of sense if there were smoke grenades that worked like that.
That was always my understanding too.
I sincerely doubt this even came up in playtesting.
There's also the fact that melee units get plenty of use without this, so people saying that this is needed for melee to be viable are wrong.
Whether it's allowed by the rules or not, the examples in the N4 rules don't treat this interaction like it exists, leaving it as something for...
