[SG2] Travel Movement
From: FAIVRE Renaud TPC-SRD <renaud.faivre@f...>
Date: 28 Dec 2000 15:11:28 +0100
Subject: [SG2] Travel Movement
Hello !!
Question :
If an unit using Travel Movement is engaged, the unit is automatically
Suppressed regardless of the fire result.
Does it means that if fire result is SUPPRESSION the unit now takes TWO
Suppressions counters ?
Méduse
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Yes.
I just ordered the KV cruiser squadron deal from KR yesterday.
He said that EVERYONE was hitting him for the cruiser deals.
By the way KR, thanks for your assistance and courtesy!
Great deals! I hope that you have recieved enough of a response
to do some package deals in the future.
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> Greetings to the List,
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> Thanks for your comments, advice and general
> sharing or the ......uhh, wisdom.
>
> Really, was most appreciated. If any one is interested
> then I'll post my proto-typical forces on my website.
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> Also, just to spoil all my feverish calculations and ciphering,
> has anyone checked out the special year end deals for
> pre-packaged FT units (flotilla's? squadrons? etc) that
> Kieran has posted on the GeoHex website?
> (url is www.geohex.com)
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> (just when I'd pretty much made up my mind. oh well)
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> Thanks again for the assistance
>
> En avant
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> Pat Connaughton
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>
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From: "Bell, Brian K (Contractor)" <Brian.Bell@dscc.dla.mil>
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Subject: RE: [SG2] Travel Movement
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No, the unit will be suppressed with 1 suppression marker. The unit,
may also take casualties from the fire.
If the unit is fired upon again, use the normal results to figure if any
additional suppression occurs (i.e. the suppressed unit is not now
using Travel Movement).
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> From: FAIVRE Renaud TPC-SRD [SMTP:renaud.faivre@francetelecom.com]
> Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2000 9:11 AM
> To: gzg-l
> Subject: [SG2] Travel Movement
>
> Hello !!
>
> Question :
>
> If an unit using Travel Movement is engaged, the unit is automatically
> Suppressed regardless of the fire result.
>
> Does it means that if fire result is SUPPRESSION the unit now takes
TWO
> Suppressions counters ?
>
> Méduse
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> p. 19 - ADS vehicles MAY fire at ground targets if
> they do NOT currently have hteir sensors active for
> defence use.
>
> p. 32 - For an ADS to function it must have its
> Sensors ACTIVE.
>
> Thus:
>
> Sensor Status Target Air/Missiles Target Ground
> Inactive No Yes
> Active Yes No
>
I still don't agree with this. I read it as meaning "ADS vehicles may
fire
at air/missiles only with their ADS active; they may fire at ground
targets
regardless of whether or not their ADS lit." Perhaps St^3 Jon will
clarify?
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On Thu, 28 December 2000, FAIVRE Renaud TPC-SRD wrote:
> Question :
>
> If an unit using Travel Movement is engaged, the unit is automatically
> Suppressed regardless of the fire result.
>
> Does it means that if fire result is SUPPRESSION the unit now takes
TWO
> Suppressions counters ?
No.
If a unit is in Travel Movement and it is fired upon, here's what
happens:
If the firing unit completely misses, the unit in Travel Movement still
gets a
suppression marker, because it didn't expect to be fired on.
If the firing unit gets a minor success, the unit in Travel Movement
gets a sin
gle suppression marker, as normal.
If the firing unit gets a major success, the unit in Travel Movement
gets a sin
gle suppression marker and rolls for potential casualties, as normal.
Remember,
if the unit leader is a casualty, the unit receives a second
suppression marke
r.
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How do you read p.19 that way? The emphasis I provided was
from the book.
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>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bell, Brian K (Contractor)" <Brian.Bell@dscc.dla.mil>
> To: <gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu>
> Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2000 7:46 AM
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>
>
> > p. 19 - ADS vehicles MAY fire at ground targets if
> > they do NOT currently have hteir sensors active for
> > defence use.
> >
> > p. 32 - For an ADS to function it must have its
> > Sensors ACTIVE.
> >
> > Thus:
> >
> > Sensor Status Target Air/Missiles Target Ground
> > Inactive No Yes
> > Active Yes No
> >
>
> I still don't agree with this. I read it as meaning "ADS vehicles may
> fire
> at air/missiles only with their ADS active; they may fire at ground
> targets
> regardless of whether or not their ADS lit." Perhaps St^3 Jon will
> clarify?
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On Thu, 28 December 2000, Nyrath the nearly wise wrote:
> Perhaps a good index could be compiled?
I indexed Stargrunt! I've done MY bit! *L*
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Subject: Re: ADS--A Prayer to St Jon
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Brian asked:
> How do you read p.19 that way? The emphasis I provided was
> from the book.
(referring to)
> > > p. 19 - ADS vehicles MAY fire at ground targets if
> > > they do NOT currently have hteir sensors active for
> > > defence use.
May have something to do with re-reading the DBM rules over the last
couple
of weeks?
I'm reading it as "may fire *even* if" and y'all are reading it as "may
fire
*only* if". I just don't see why lighting off ADS would mean it can't
fire
at ground targets--unless the idea is to make it use its fire only in
the
enemy's activations, not its own. Which is reasonable, and I wouldn't
be
crushed to find out that I'm wrong.