hey_yu
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AAM: Some Chinese MG Clarification - OverheatI don't own any Chinese units, but I'm playing them on an online game. I was going thru the units and had two questions/clarifications in regards to:
1.) If the unit 'Overheat' then when does the disruption come off. The text is a little confusing to me. Is it implying 'never'.
2.) See if I understand the text correctly. If I have an Ammo Dump. I roll three 1s on the initial roll. Then I re-roll the 1s and the total is less than 3. I don't suffer the Overheat since the Ammo Dump allows re-roll of the 'Attack'.
Thanks
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Amandil
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Re: AAM: Some Chinese MG Clarification - Overheat | hey_yu wrote: | I don't own any Chinese units, but I'm playing them on an online game. I was going thru the units and had two questions/clarifications in regards to:
1.) If the unit 'Overheat' then when does the disruption come off. The text is a little confusing to me. Is it implying 'never'.
2.) See if I understand the text correctly. If I have an Ammo Dump. I roll three 1s on the initial roll. Then I re-roll the 1s and the total is less than 3. I don't suffer the Overheat since the Ammo Dump allows re-roll of the 'Attack'.
Thanks |
To my knowledge, the disruption cannot be removed -- ever! Same thing with the Italian Brixia mortar (although the SS-Haupsturmfuhrer comes in handy for the Axis in this regard).
But apparently, if you have an Ammo Dump, you can re-roll the ones and potentially avoid the perma-disruption (unless your reroll also has three ones!)
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mjos220
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since it's move, assault, casualty, repeat, by the way it's worded it would come off at the second casualty phase, so disrupted for a whole series of turns. maybe I'm wrong though.
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Sharpe
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The counter is removed during the casualty phase of the turn after the turn in which it is received.
On turn two, the unit rolls three ones during its attack. (This is after any rerolls.) The marker it receives is removed during the casualty phase of turn three.
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hey_yu
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Thanks for the clarification. I think they could of worded it better with 'until the next casualty phase.' Also, just another quick clarification:
The disruption counter is never removed from this unit. Correct?
Thanks again.
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Sharpe
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Correct
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