RE: SG2 Vehicles

You wrote: 

>the beginning or end. Now, before anyone says this might be a hard 
>shot, I don't disagree, but in 5 minute turns it might not be 
>impossible either. But the rules don't let us fire in mid movement. 

I'll disagree.	Firing on the move with modern stabilization systems is 
not that much harder--lots of shots were made moving at full speed 
during Storm, the first time truly modern tanks were used in large 
numbers.  By the next century stationary gunnery will be a basic 
training exercise and nothing more.

>activated, even if they were chits, and even if they activated out of 
>LOS of the enemy, and its only ever one side invisible), I find the 
>game system does not really give itself (as an out-of-book system) to 
>the same kind of 'hide or die' mentality that microarmour did. Now, 

Whereas hide or die drives light infantry/engineer tactics to an 
extreme.  Cover, cover, cover.	On an exercise last week, our breach 
team infiltrated practically up to the wire before anyone realized we 
were doing a north-south breach rather than other way around.  No one 
could keep track of situation with a firefight to one flank and someone 
low-crawling around the other.

John M. Atkinson