Remedial Blocked Fire & Assault Hexes

[cjsiam]

I couldn't find anything either. Logic dictates that it SHOULD be there, definitely for the Armored Vehicles (any vehicles for that matter) and safety matters for the foot troops.

GG

Grog---I'm thinking that your right about Direct Fire...
But looking at a 200meter hex....and the footprint of a vehicle in that hex....there is LOTS of space to shoot at other vehicles beyond the hex...
We're not spraying machine gun fire---these are a few well directed shots....
over 15min....

So----AT Fire would be allowed in circumstances where Direct Fire would be prohibited...

[Grognard Gunny]

I guess so, just ANOTHER thing to remember. (Sigh.) 

GG

[Grognard Gunny]

At what point does the "remembering" of "exception" rules start becoming an issue that overly detracts from the fun of the hobby? Just sayin'.

GG

[Blackcloud6]

It's not really an "exception."  Direct Fire, AT Fire and Bombardment Fire are distinctly different mechanics of combat, each with their own rules, procedures and charts.

[Grognard Gunny]

That WAS a rhetorical question.

 GG