No, because you're not in ZoC, just in hacking area.
If two or more troops, one with Stealth and the other without Stealth, were activated simultaneously within ZC and outside LoF of an enemy, troops...
And in another context, ignoring LoF means you get to ignore vision mods and cover, which is nonsensical. Of course, the most likely explanation...
So apparently the unclear nature of Smoke Grenades as an attack or not can be ignored; we've got this FAQ ruling that can handle it.
Wish CB agreed.
The bit on Sixth Sense and zero-vis zones: And something on Jammers that gives a justification that might apply:
@tox except the recent FAQ ruling with respect to smoke seems to indicate that this phrase doesn't apply, somehow, or it's not clear.
The rules literally say it's an attack with a BS weapon.
Technically Forward Observer is a BS weapon too, which makes the FAQ ruling calling it out somewhat nonsensical.
As per the title. We know from the FAQ that attacks that don't need LoF (Jammers etc) don't allow the enemy to apply vision mods or cover- is this...
That's extraordinarily disheartening to see that that slipped under the radar for so long.
Well, there's more to it than that. I think that Hunting Party, as a mission, has a lot of problems - but it's still usually fun for me. For me...
Ajax too I think.
Making things like Test Run a major part of scoring means that it can create degenerate situations where you actually don't want to hurt your...
I think Engage should be changed, but only in the context of a major rules revision. Honestly what I'd like to see is the PH stat split up into...
It's in the FAQ, though, and isn't presented as a change, so it comes off as a high possibility that CB just doesn't play by what's written in the...
I don't think they're false because you're still hypocritical on the point with Disconnected I brought up; also, if I remember correctly, you said...
There's nothing in the Perimeter rule itself that grants a Perimeter Item the ability to declare an ARO; in fact, the Perimeter rule specifically...
All it takes to declare Boost is being a Perimeter Item. Most of them cite you as the reason for the ruling. I don't know what goes on on the...
I've never seen anyone do #2 there. #1 is pretty common. Still dislike the mission.
