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Should the BAR special be deprecated? In classic it serves the purpose of limiting the durability of civilian vehicles. In alpha strike it just slows down the game as you have to figure out how to calculate crits differently for the truck that probably won't survive the turn anyway
Mostly structure with thin or nonexistent armor and light weapons if at all. The construction rules alone is enough to make support vehicles weaker then combat vehicles #battletech
The helm memory core got scrambled by atomic radiation and now everyone has to use weird alt-universe technology #battletech
The game includes two toy switchboards for simulating the experience of giving orders to your men by telephone from within your mobile headquarters because you can only issue orders to a handful of units per turn and the switchboard helps you keep track. When you give an order you have to roll to see what the unit's response is, if they are too panicked to follow your instructions, or even if they heard you correctly! And for the units that you didnt issue orders to this turn you have to consult the cards
You can also tell a unit to become a messenger but don't be surprised if your orders get scrambled by the game of telephone #battletech
So what next for the #cyberpunk genre? Apparently there is no such thing as an "unrealistically horrible person", whatever dystopia you come up with has to compete with real life while staying within that restrictive 18+ rating, and your publisher is begging you to not break longstanding federal laws with your romantic subplot
If you have 7 unactivated units and the aces cards have 5 then you have to move two units (aces rulebook, pg 6). If you have 10 then you have to move three units! Looking at this again I realize i've been playing the campaign incorrectly #battletech
but what if the urbanmech was a useless infantry unit you could bring a combat engineer over to hack it but whats the point #battletech
