Re: MT missiles possibilities
From: Glenn M Wilson <triphibious@j...>
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 19:00:29 EST
Subject: Re: MT missiles possibilities
On Mon, 12 Nov 2001 15:22:28 -0800 Jaime Tiampo
<fugu@spikyfishthing.com>
writes:
>Glenn M Wilson wrote:
>>
>> However I do not see the "closest" on page 3 that we have, to my
>> experience, used as a guideline... Page 3 says "...any ship..." and
>that
>> might imply selectiveness. Hmmm... Why not largest? Or fastest?
>
>You can select any target that lies within their attack arc and range.
>
Superb, now to talk to the GM and see if he will buy that! Not that it
happens all that much, especially the way I use place missiles...
>> 2) The suggested FCS lock-on required during flight sand attack.
>So, if
>> I have 10 MT missiles on board, launch all of them at one time then
>one
>> FCS controls them all? In one mass formation or individual tracking
>for
>> all ten by one FCS? Same single target or multiple targets?
>
>You only need an active FCS to launch all MT Missiles. They don't have
>to fly in formation and can break off and do whatever you want them
>to.
>
I love a good AI! <grin>
>> 3) The FCS is used on turn 1 for launch and general targeting but is
>not
>> needed on turns 2 and 3 as the AI,using Inertial, stellar, passive
>and/or
>> active systems attempts wending it's way to the targets available.
>>
>> Fleet Book 1 is not clear in how the changes for SM's relate to MT
>> Missiles so I have looked but don't see what effect, if any, FB1 has
>on
>> MT Missiles.
>
>The FCS is only needed to launch the missiles. After that they're self
>guiding.
>
>The only change FB1 makes to MT missiles is that they can now be hit
>on
>a 4+ by PDS.
>
>Jaime
And that actually seems better to my mind.
Gracias,
Glenn/Triphibious@juno.com
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