Cadmus doesn't have Camouflage, so your opponent could have just shot the Cadmus and it's Decoy in the order they landed. (though Fireteam members...
It's the same as the SMG one, but without the SMG, so chain rifle, smoke, heavy pistol, AP CCW, it has been there since N4 dropped as a Kosmoflot...
Yep, that matches my understanding, you've fulfilled the LoF requirement and the template touched the target so the attack is legit.
That all matches my current reading of the rules as they stand.
Sounds like a good intro for a newer community, obviously Vanilla factions will be at a significant advantage but if everyone goes into it knowing...
Nothing has changed with regards to Direct Templates, if you place it and it doesn't reach the target it is cancelled. [ATTACH]
Nothing in the FAQ overrides the Total Cover rules, so you are allowed to Declare BS Attacks against enemies out of LoF unless they're behind...
You can only measure 8" from the Active model and only at steps 2.1 and 4.1, so yes, if A found out they were over 8 inches away from B they could...
It feels to me the purpose of 1.1.1 is to prevent ARO baiting using a Zero Vis Zone, mainly the type exploited by Ko Dali and Uxia.
Ah, the answer to every question in Infinity: It depends... :joy:
Uberfall doesn't drag along a specialist, doesn't provide Regular orders, doesn't have a Burst 4 Breaker Rifle, Burst 3 Heavy Shotgun, or BS13...
You can check LoF at any time, as it's quite hard to stop someone looking at the table.
Depends which language it's in! This sort of thing should be worked on as a team though, so it shouldn't matter who posts it.
Note that situation 2 is only correct if Trooper A leaves the smoke.
I second this, a short statement from @ijw or @HellLois would go a long way in understanding the intent and implications behind this.
New FAQ today, ZoC is now checked immediately before declaring AROs rather than at resolution, effectively eliminating "Hypothetical" AROs.
Mr. Deadpool can also bring a breaker combi which can be good for breaking hard targets without getting to DTW range
It's in both player's interests to know which enemies have AROs, the check is mandatory and having both players measure just speeds things up....
Yes, but as part of step 2/4 you're allowed to measure the Active Trooper's ZoC before declaring AROs.
Because now you can check to see if the Active model is in ZoC before you Declare your ARO
