ASL Pre-OBA-Flowchart Flowchart by Wayne

[von Marwitz]

Just fought my way through the rules of what happens when a Leader manning a Field Phone breaks while the shells are falling and a FFE:2 is on board.

I found this 'ASL Pre-OBA-Flowchart Flowchart' by Wayne to be of great use, which I found in an old thread here:



I thought I share this.

Besides, does anyone know what became of Wayne? I have not seen him for a couple of years here in the forum. While he was active, he often provided expert rules knowledge. I miss him here.

von Marwitz

 

[Michael R]

I've seen Wayne Haddaday (sp?) post in other forums once in awhile. I can't remember if it was CSW or BGG. Yes, it would be nice if he hung around GS more.

 

[Rock SgtDan]

Nice find. But why did you turn it into an image file instead of keeping it as text? Much easier to copy & paste:

ASL Pre-OBA-Flowchart Flowchart

In any phase:
Did Observer just lose Good Order? {Fixes an OBA Flowchart (radio Contact box) omission}
Y: Is that Observer in Contact?
Y: Not anymore: flip Battery X Contact to Battery X No Contact, immediately (C1.61).

End of RPh:
Any FFE:C on board? {Fixes an ASOP omission}
Y: Battery Access is now lost (C1.21). Is Observer for that FFE:C in Contact?
Y: FFE:C remains in place.
N: Remove FFE:C (C1.22).

Start of Observer's PFPh or DFPh:
Is Observer in Good Order? {Fixes some OBA Flowchart and ASOP omissions}
Y: Does Observer Voluntarily lose Contact?
Y: Lose Access and remove that Observer's SR/FFE counters, if any (C1.22).
N: Goto OBA-Flowchart.
N: Does that Observer have an FFE:C on board?
Y: Battery Access (prev. lost) not regained; mission expires and FFE:C is removed (C1.34).

Start of RtPh:
Does the Observer Voluntarily break? {Fixes an ASOP omission}
Y: Was that Observer in Contact?
Y: Lose Access and remove that Observer's SR/FFE counters, if any (C1.22).