All clear, I only have one doubt. Tanks have the "Size +/-" feature. If I interpret it on the basis of what is written on the Keywords, it does not seem to me that there is a logical sense ... In fact it says "+/- Size - Add or subtract the Size value from your Attack rolls when Attacking the Hostile or Objective. Remains in effect even if every remaining Reticle is Suppressed. " But probably this rule was made with reference to my attack on a hostile ... I believe that with reference to my tank, the bonus / malus of the Size feature should be applied to the hostile's attack on my tank. Do you think this is right?Thanks

@SeekOutandPlay

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. The rule applies both ways. It is the size of the target (vehicle) that is applied to the attack roll of the unit firing at it. Whether it is you firing at a hostile tank or hostiles firing at your tank.

@SeekOutandPlay

Жыл бұрын

@@WilliamHELLHASEYIS Yes, if you get some great rolls, it's possible to take a tank down with an M1. Think of it as immobilizing the tank rather than punching holes in it. Or perhaps killing an exposed commander or driver. Anti-vehicle cards have a far greater chance at knocking out a tank, obviously.

Hi, another question if you don’t mind! Some vehicles have something along the lines of MG, range 0 hit on 5 etc, but at the end of the row it might have 1H, which I’m assuming means 1 hit?? But it will also say “Spray”, why would it say spray if you can only get one hit from the attack??

@daleprosser350

3 жыл бұрын

Or am I misinterpreting what the “1H or 2H”, under Attack, mean?

@SeekOutandPlay

3 жыл бұрын

I believe that "1H" is short for "Range 1 Hit". You see the same thing on squad soldier cards on page 21 of the rules. That is the hit number for the vehicle when being fired upon at that range. As the rules say under vehicles on Page 70. "Treat Vehicle cards as being Squad Soldier cards for the purposes of card effects" You can probably get faster and perhaps better answers on BGG or in the DVG Warfighter Facebook group. I'm good, but I'm not perfect.

In the rule book it says that if you only take Light Vehicles then you don't need to play the noise rules. How do you know which vehicles are light or not? I can't see any indicator on the cards

@SeekOutandPlay

3 жыл бұрын

That may be because very few vehicles are considered "light". In the rule example, it states that an SUV from Warfighter: PMC is a "light vehicle". But other vehicles such as jeeps, half-tracks, light, medium, and heavy tanks create noise. So, you may not have the card that says "light vehicle" in your collection given that most are simply "vehicles".

@daleprosser350

3 жыл бұрын

@@SeekOutandPlay ah ok, thank you