I re-read that last night to see if it was worth writing it again. It really isn't. It's too bad MMP didn't just update it the PDF's. There is one paragraph in the original work which speaks to taking a Motion DR at any time rather than immediately. Other than that, the article remains sound and not really worth doing it again. -- jimOle Bøe said as much, noting that "Moving" is used to mean different things in the ASLRB.
Note that a Motion Attempt can be made anytime
during the enemy's MPh. If an enemy unit
expends three MF/MP in your vehicle's LOS,
you can make the Motion Attempt immediately
based on this MF/MP expenditure, or you can
wait either until you have seen the movement of
other enemy units, or even until the end of the
enemy MPh, and still make a Motion Attempt
based on the MF/MP expenditure of the first (or
later) enemy units.
Ole also pointed out a number of imprecise uses of the term "moving" in the rules and discrepancies wrt to various charts and tables. Some, such as C6.11, appear to have been amended, in this case by adding "C.8" in parenthesis following the word "moving," in order to highlight what Ole argued the word actually meant, namely a "moving target." But I didn't bother to see if and how all of his recommendations and interpretations were addressed.I re-read that last night to see if it was worth writing it again. It really isn't. It's too bad MMP didn't just update it the PDF's. There is one paragraph in the original work which speaks to taking a Motion DR at any time rather than immediately. Other than that, the article remains sound and not really worth doing it again. -- jim
EDIT to add: Strike this and the article is sound.