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Post by zendor on Dec 11, 2019 22:19:06 GMT
Hi guys! Please, help me with a couple of question. I have some inner feeling of right answers, but I want to clarify. 1) Is it possibel for element C to move in such possition marked with shaded lines.
2) First element A contacts the flank of elements C. After that on the same bound element B makes front contact with element C. Will the element C turn to face towards the element A (this is the first element that come into contact with it this bound) or it'll remain with B in front contact due to: "...unless they are already in full front edge contact with another enemy element"?  Many thanks! |
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Post by paulisper on Dec 11, 2019 22:52:55 GMT
Hi guys! Please, help me with a couple of question. I have some inner feeling of right answers, but I want to clarify. 1) Is it possibel for element C to move in such possition marked with shaded lines.
2) First element A contacts the flank of elements C. After that on the same bound element B makes front contact with element C. Will the element C turn to face towards the element A (this is the first element that come into contact with it this bound) or it'll remain with B in front contact due to: "...unless they are already in full front edge contact with another enemy element"? Many thanks! Q1) Yes Q2) Remains in contact with B |
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Post by zendor on Dec 11, 2019 23:17:25 GMT
Great, paulisper! Thanks a lot!
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Post by bob on Dec 12, 2019 3:18:02 GMT
You only quoted part of the turn sentence. ""...unless they are already in full front edge contact with another enemy element" The full sentence is
"Immediately after the movement phase, elements contacted to flank or rear by an enemy front edge turn to face the first enemy element to contact them unless they are already in full front edge contact with another enemy element or providing rear support. "
So you check the arrangement after the movement phase, it is then the full front edge contact situation comes into play. Not full edge front contact before movement.
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