RE: [SG]Unit Cohesion

Hmmm.

Rules Lawyer Mode (Full Power Armor):
It appears that by the writ, it is possible. However,
SG p.11 under Unit Integrity indicates that when a
unit is disorganized "on its next activation, the
first action by its leader must be a REORGANISE action
in which the player must move any out-of-integrity 
figures by the minimum necessary distances to regain
integrity. While a unit is disorganized, it may do
nothing (except react if close-assaulted)." So it is
possible, but has no advanatge. To move the unit out
of integrity uses an action. The unit may do nothing
except reorganize on its next action.
Exit Rules Lawyer Mode.

Why was he doing this? Flavor? To be harder to hit?
If it was to be harder to hit, it would do this
(making the opponent target individual figures),
but it would also eat both the unit's actions each 
turn.

Did I miss something?

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-----Original Message-----
From: Roger Books [mailto:books@jumpspace.net]
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 08:37
To: gzg-l@csua.berkeley.edu
Subject: [SG]Unit Cohesion

Last night we played SG for the first time.  We played the
Los's Flug rescue scenario sans vehicles.  Went pretty well,
I screwed a few things up (I was referee) but everyone
still had fun.

The one thing that occured that really bothered me, the
Kra'Vak player broke his six guys up, sending them 5 different
directions and then used the re-org rules to get them all
back together.	I can't seem to find anything that says
this is illegal, however, it doesn't feel right.  Is this
legal?