The issue is at the point at which moves become so imprecise that it's impossible to determine who the Active player's trooper has LoF to, it...
So wait, do you think that putting down a laser guide and then moving a trooper to it is cheating or no?
Essentially it comes off as you being frustrated with a basic mechanic of the game i.e. the Active Player has control of movement. You want to be...
Saying that you've deployed your two snipers close together, so you're going to contest any attempt by your opponent to engage only one, is both...
Then you'd be lying. There's nobody arguing for Intent that wouldn't give their opponent the same courtesy. So again, you're lying. Go figure....
It is cheating, if it's insisting that something that can't be resolved at the table (extremely fine positioning) is always resolved in a way that...
It's not a weasel word at all. There are limits to what kinds of measurements we can take on the table, and models and terrain get jostled during...
What, so it should be considered an impassable wall because of geometry Well, that's how real 3d space works. Except you can't tell if they're...
You don't understand. I'm talking about LoF where the angle is such that it's difficult to determine who is in LoF of who, even with a laser...
No, I'm talking about the one where you have three models angled to see a corner about 40" away, and you have have no way of knowing which of them...
The crew that's against Intent play, though, would rather have an unplayable Infinity then one in which they couldn't "Gotcha!" opponents...
It's more likely that, like the ability to pie slice to shoot people in the ass with Super Jump for a while in N3, it wasn't explicitly intended,...
I'm not making up shit.
The way True LoS is defined, yeah. It typically means that the pose of the model has gameplay implications. This was Infinity in early N2, where...
Taking surveys would be better.
I'd be really interested to see some hard data on it.
This is just incorrect. The issue is, the vast majority of players I've encountered are fine with all three of those, with literally 100% of...
Yes it is. Those are both methods for checking LoF, as mentioned in the rulebook. If one is disallowed, they all should be.
It's not a cop out, no. And "True Line of Sight" usually refers to using the actual volume of the physical model to determine LoF. Infinity is not...
You can use some simple geometry to solve that issue. Again, this game is not Jenga. It is not an agility game. The "lot to go wrong" is just...
