Eh. When a ruling is made in clear awareness of what the rulebook text is (like the one for Expel), then it isn't a problem. When a ruling is made...
Well, my point is that what's written in the rulebook and the FAQ contradict each other - that's a situation you can't really resolve with RAW....
When it's using faulty reasoning it's not clear.
Heh. In this context, "ironic good guys" would be something more like "we're harsh, but those are the methods needed to defeat the Combined Army."...
So is the idea that a Damaged piece of equipment can't be repaired because it's not a trooper. We're far past the idea of rules being interpreted...
I doubt it. Yu Jing is the designated evil/stupid faction. I have a feeling that O-12's going to be portrayed as unironic good guys.
Also the fact that they're the squeaky-clean protagonist moral license faction.
If it gives faulty reasoning, no, it's not a "definite" answer. The lack of clarity with the Sixth Sense/LoF issue is another good example of an...
Yup. It gets bounced back to its owners deployment zone, touching a table edge.
@toadchild it doesn't say it's "treated as" a BS weapon. It says it *is* a BS weapon.
But Sixth Sense explicitly has ways to do that. So it's not clear, and the intent vis a vis this issue is pretty questionable.
Well, since Forward Observer literally says it is "a form of attack with a BS Weapon" that shit was off the rails.
Until this FAQ, no you couldn't.
The original FAQ ruling I quoted at the start of this thread would be an example of that.
The entry for Damaged is pretty clearly using "scenery" and "Scenery Item" interchangeably. If AI Beacons are scenery, however, that means they...
Sure, but then Engineers would be able to repair them.
Depends on how decentralized the work is. And in the case of Infinity, where individual TOs already do sometimes mix their house rules into the...
If it gives context that explicates that the answer given is based off of faulty reasoning, it negates the answer. If I ask my boss "Are we...
Nah, it's "Q: can you do this A: No, because x" but x is not true.
You'll note that that only applies to scenery.
