kraigssams
Member
I know it's a legal strategy A12.42. But are there any restrictions? Can a jeep, truck, halftrack with no MG (scrounged) be the vehicle? If so seems awful.... crappy
Peeling concealment using bypass movement.
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jrv
Forum Guru
In Journal 10 there was an erratum that said that "broken" vehicles do not concealment loss. If you haven't added your sticky errata, that would make a good new year's resolution.
That said, it has always been a rule I have wondered about. It certainly has no "reality" explanation, and I can't think of a good "game" justification.
JR
buser333
Senior Member
A "broken" vehicle cannot cause concealment loss. A vehicle without functioning armament is "broken."
kraigssams
Member
thanks a ton thats very helpful
kraigssams
Member
can you give me the rule that states what a broken vehicle is
buser333
Senior Member
A12.1
jrv
Forum Guru
buser333
Senior Member
Well now that I re-read A12.1 my previous answer needs a bit of a modification, but you have the actual rule reference.
kraigssams
Member
OK so its legal. Makes no sense to me. I rarely have a problem with ASL rules but this one is weird
kraigssams
Member
AHHHH "all armed vehicles are manned by an inherent crew"... All unarmed vehicles are manned only by an inherent driver who never leaves the vehicle
and is never treated as a crew" D5.1. Thus as per A12.1 it is broken. Wow that only took me 3 hours to figure out.
and is never treated as a crew" D5.1. Thus as per A12.1 it is broken. Wow that only took me 3 hours to figure out.