Re: SG2 questions

> Date: 	 Fri, 01 Aug 1997 23:17:21 -0500
> To:		 FTGZG-L@bolton.ac.uk
> From: 	 Sutherland <charles@nfinity.com>
> Reply-to:	 FTGZG-L@bolton.ac.uk
> Subject:	 SG2 questions

> Hello all,
> 
>	Just picked up DS2 and SG2.  Was playing our first game of SG2
when we
> came to some quirky things in the rules.  
>	1st. When making a close assault you roll combat movement(2d6 in
this
> case). Only one of my marines(using our 40k stuff right now. Have some
of
>
You move by squad, not by figure.  If the center point of the squad 
comes close enough to be in contact, then the entire squad fights.

 the fine SG2 figs on order) made contact.  Can I opt to suck up the
fire to
> get my second move action?  Can other units nearby take reaction shots
if
> it takes me 2 moves to get into close assault?

You're no longer an eligible target once you're in close assault

>	2nd.  3 marines made contact and defeated each of their
opponents.  As we
> read the rules the losing unit makes a threat roll equal to their LV +
# of
> casualties(3 in this case). The losing unit needed a 6+ and made it. 
Next
> we fight another round of close assault. Do I just beat the snot out
of the
> wounded guys some more?  We said that the losing unit auto failed the
treat
> roll but is this correct?

Wounded are down for the count for the entire assault, double up on 
the remaining unwounded guys.

> 
>	By the way we love the game.  The best implentation of morale
and
> leadership ever seen without 4 books of rules.  The EW and Comm rules
are
> really nice also.  You guys did a smashing good job on this game.  
> 
> (support wpns are handy)  If I have a unit with 2 SAWs can I use both
in
> support of small arms combat?
> Also it seemed quite easy to transfer actions to sub-units. Is this
the way
> it is supposed to be?

Doesn't it happen that way in real life???
> 
>				Thanks for all the help to the lost and
confused
>						That Chuk Guy
> 
>