Marking extrapolated ship locations

You wrote: 

>A man after my own heart. The people I used to play with thought it 
was >funny when I put dice out there to mark all the possible locations 
of >their dreadnoughts.  But the dreadnoughts usually took a beating.

As well as being misleading as hell if you know how to use them right.	
Yesterday I played 3 games, 2 with vector, one cinematic.  My opponent 
started marking my ship's presumed locations too.  So I decided to take 
advantage of it.  On the vector one that I won by a wide margin, I 
accelerated quite a bit and swung around, ending up behind the enemy 
fleet facing it, while they were facing away from me.  Crunch.	On the 
cinematic, I cut speed when they were expecting me to speed up, and 
evaded an entire salvo of SMLs, plus their battle line was at an 
average range of 3 inches from mine.  Against a largely pulse torpedo 
armed opponent, this is a BAD idea.  I lost the other vector, but that 
was just a little 500 point destroyer skirmish.  :)

John M. Atkinson