Re: [Power Projection] Review
From: Dominic Mooney <dom@c...>
Date: Mon, 12 May 2003 20:47:03 +0100
Subject: Re: [Power Projection] Review
Hi,
On Monday, May 12, 2003, at 18:04 Europe/London, laserlight@quixnet.net
wrote:
> I'd suggest that missiles and sandcasters have 3-4 reloads as
standard.
> Checking off shots is faster than rolling to see if you're out of
> ammo; I'd
> think that your weapons officer is likely to know how much ammo he has
> left; and it allows the option of buying bigger magazines if you want
> more
> staying power.
3 reloads is standard assumption. D6 was adopted as a result that big
ships have lots and lots and lots of batteries so became book keeping
nightmares. Reload takes 3 turns per unit of weapons (actually could be
assumed to be less for a PP:E ship).
> I'd also allow missiles to coast between turn 1's move and their final
> run
> on the target. This can get fun if sensor rules make it difficult to
> ID
> ships over, say, 20mu -- you could be firing at ships which turn out
> to be
> weasels, or drones, or civilians...
Only issue I can see with this is the fact that missiles don't have
vector counters for simplicity, but this can easily be remedied...
Cheers,
Dom
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