The "Basically..." part suggested to me that it was an inexhaustive list of examples, but I agree an FAQ to be clear would be great.
Sorry, I'll bow out.
Ok, so looking at these two models like this is not cheating, because I'm not bending down, or am I cheating because I can tell that they can see...
This is where I'm coming from, how do we determine where we cross the line from "looking at the table" and "checking LoF", is it when I bend down?...
I'm trying to point out the absurdity of not being able to check LoF except at certain times. Things like checking a Sniper's field of fire to...
But how can I not check LoF if I can see the models?
Better bring a blindfold to my next game then.
So, if I bend over the table to see if two models can see each other at any other time I'm breaking the rules? Do I need to start playing with my...
It wouldn't be covered by the clause that a Support Skill is anything that isn't covered by the previous classifications?
Support Skill, as per the above definitions. "This classification includes the Skills not specified in the previous classifications."
Where does it say I can only check LoF during order expenditure?
I'll just laser the chap's LoF to make sure I don't get into it.
Or I check LoF from the perspective of the 3 and carefully move out just far enough to only see one. It's tricky to do so might take me a while as...
They've been saying since the FRRM retirement in 2018 that Sectorials that go out of production will always be playable.
Now you're wasting time, as I'll just walk around the table to check if the dude can see the corner. Why not just say if he can or not?
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OK, so could I ask "hey, my back is stiff from playing all day, can your dude see my guy if he moves around this corner?"
They were, I see it's still catching people out :P
Sure, but if I want to check if I'll have LoF to your dude on a rooftop by moving my guy 1" around a corner, am I not allowed to look at the board...
That is an option, but my experience using Sappers as a FRRM player is that they don't tend to move around much, and are generally back in their...
