RE: (DS): Systems per Class

Ah.  I see.

Happily, this does not effect my forces since I don't play SGII. :)

The original question mentioned the limitation in DSII, so I assumed
that 
that that was the crux of the discussion.  I'll quietly back away from
the 
SGII element here...

:)

J

John K. Lerchey
Computer and Network Security Coordinator
Computing Services
Carnegie Mellon University

On Wed, 21 Jul 2004, Robertson, Brendan wrote:

> The problem is that when the vehicle is suppressed, you can't use the
free
> APSW (its outside the armour).
> The APSWs you pay for are "enclosed" and can be used even when the
vehicle
> is suppressed.  It makes a major difference on the SGII table.
>
> Brendan
> 'Neath Southern Skies
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: John K Lerchey [mailto:lerchey@andrew.cmu.edu]
>> Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2004 7:52 AM
>> To: 'gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu'
>> Subject: RE: (DS): Systems per Class
>>
>>
>> You can do the slammers combat car in DSII without breaking
>> the rules as
>> they are written.  It explicitely states that the "free" APSW
>> does NOT
>> count towards any capacity or size limitations issues
>
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