AZslim
Elder Member
All,
If a vehicle pays to stop, eligible infantry do not pay the +2 for CC against it,
correct? ie, Street fighting, CC reaction fire. More broadly, I have always
argued that when a rule specifically says Motion/Non-Stopped, when a
vehicle pays the stop MP, it no longer applies. Example, are CC, FT, MOl.
Case L instantly applies. Using this "rule of thumb" seems to work. Any place
where it doesn't?
If a vehicle pays to stop, eligible infantry do not pay the +2 for CC against it,
correct? ie, Street fighting, CC reaction fire. More broadly, I have always
argued that when a rule specifically says Motion/Non-Stopped, when a
vehicle pays the stop MP, it no longer applies. Example, are CC, FT, MOl.
Case L instantly applies. Using this "rule of thumb" seems to work. Any place
where it doesn't?