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Foxwarrior: /* Crashing */

2018-04-09T23:47:16Z

Crashing

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	==== Crashing ====		==== Crashing ====

	When a vehicle collides with something, both the vehicle and that thing share an attack with values dependent on their relative velocity; if the other thing is [[stationary]] or an unattended object, it is never missed. The relative velocity for a vehicle/non-vehicle collision is simply equal to the full distance the vehicle would have moved this turn. The relative velocity for a vehicle/vehicle collision is equal to that full distance added to the distance the other vehicle moved on its previous turn, using vector subtraction. The damage of the attack is ~~1d8~~-8 with 0 [[Demolition]], and it [[fling\|flings]] the target 45 degrees to the side of forwards, 4 meters per wound. It deals +2 damage and +1 ~~[[Demolition]]~~ with a relative velocity of at least 50 meters/round, another +2 damage and +1 ~~[[Demolition]]~~ if at least 100 meters/round, and +2 additional damage and +1 ~~more [[Demolition]]~~ for every doubling of velocity. The weight of the attacker (see below) applies to the damage and Demolition it deals as well.		When a vehicle collides with something, both the vehicle and that thing share an attack with values dependent on their relative velocity; if the other thing is [[stationary]] or an unattended object, it is never missed. The relative velocity for a vehicle/non-vehicle collision is simply equal to the full distance the vehicle would have moved this turn. The relative velocity for a vehicle/vehicle collision is equal to that full distance added to the distance the other vehicle moved on its previous turn, using vector subtraction. The damage of the attack is 1d6-7 with 0 [[Demolition]], and it [[fling\|flings]] the target 45 degrees to the side of forwards, 4 meters per wound. It deals +2 damage and +1 demolition with a relative velocity of at least 50 meters/round, another +2 damage and +1 demolition if at least 100 meters/round, and +2 additional damage and +1 demolition for every doubling of velocity. The weight of the attacker (see below) applies to the damage and Demolition it deals as well.

	If both parties wish to avoid the collision, the [[accuracy]] of the attack is -2, and the [[AD]] being targeted is that of the higher entity. If only one party wishes to avoid the collision, the attack is equal to the non-avoiding entity's [[AD]] minus 3 and the [[AD]] being targeted is that of the other entity. If neither entity is willing to avoid the collision, the attack ~~roll is +0 versus [[AD]] 0~~. If the attack hits, both entities are hit, and if it misses, both entities are missed, but critical hits are rolled individually.		If both parties wish to avoid the collision, the [[accuracy]] of the attack is -1, and the [[AD]] being targeted is that of the higher entity. If only one party wishes to avoid the collision, the attack is equal to the non-avoiding entity's [[AD]] minus 2 and the [[AD]] being targeted is that of the other entity. If neither entity is willing to avoid the collision, the attack hits. If the attack hits, both entities are hit, and if it misses, both entities are missed, but critical hits are rolled individually.

	The moving vehicle is slowed by each thing it collides with: if it hits something and does not reduce that thing to 0 or less HP, it ends its movement there. Even if it is not stopped, its remaining movement is reduced by 40 meters times the Slowdown Multiplier for the obstruction, divided by the Slowdown Multiplier for the vehicle.		The moving vehicle is slowed by each thing it collides with: if it hits something and does not reduce that thing to 0 or less HP or destroy it, it ends its movement there. Even if it is not stopped, its remaining movement is reduced by 40 meters times the Slowdown Multiplier for the obstruction, divided by the Slowdown Multiplier for the vehicle.

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Foxwarrior at 23:46, 9 April 2018

2018-04-09T23:46:15Z

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	==== Grouping Weapons ====		==== Grouping Weapons ====

	Multiple weapons can be grouped together in order to make them easier for a gunner to fire, letting them all be fired with full effect at once as a single action, although they must always share the same group of targets, and no more than one hit may be allocated to each target per round. The attachments needed to group multiple weapons together cost ~~2 points~~ per weapon and weigh 20 kilograms per weapon. Use the total weight of the set of weapons including attachments to determine whether they work as '''Light''', '''Medium''', or '''Strong'''. If ten or more attacks are made by identical weapons in a weapon group, they use [[regiments#Rapid Rolling\|Regiment Rapid Rolling]] rules.		Multiple weapons can be grouped together in order to make them easier for a gunner to fire, letting them all be fired with full effect at once as a single action, although they must always share the same group of targets, and no more than one hit may be allocated to each target per round. The attachments needed to group multiple weapons together cost 20 coins per weapon and weigh 20 kilograms per weapon. Use the total weight of the set of weapons including attachments to determine whether they work as '''Light''', '''Medium''', or '''Strong'''. If ten or more attacks are made by identical weapons in a weapon group, they use [[regiments#Rapid Rolling\|Regiment Rapid Rolling]] rules.

	=== Pilot ===		=== Pilot ===

Foxwarrior: /* Components */

2016-10-20T20:49:08Z

Components

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	==== Components ====		==== Components ====

	Vehicles have special equipment which can only be hit from certain angles. A Left ~~side~~ item, for example, can only be hit by creatures that have a firing line to the left side of the vehicle. A glancing shot is less likely to be effective than a perpendicular one: if the angle from the firer to the vehicle's side is more than 45 degrees, the item has Cover.		Vehicles have special equipment which can only be hit from certain angles. A Left Side item, for example, can only be hit by creatures that have a firing line to the left side of the vehicle. A glancing shot is less likely to be effective than a perpendicular one: if the angle from the firer to the vehicle's side is more than 45 degrees, the item has Cover.

	There is no penalty for attacking components normally, unlike when [[sunder\|sundering]] items, although some components have their own [[AD]] values that you use when attacking the component rather than the main vehicle's [[AD]].		There is no penalty for attacking components normally, unlike when [[sunder\|sundering]] items, although some components have their own [[AD]] values that you use when attacking the component rather than the main vehicle's [[AD]].

Foxwarrior at 22:30, 14 February 2016

2016-02-14T22:30:27Z

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	A vehicle is a special type of creature, in that it has facing, and non-removable equipment which can only be hit from certain angles.		A vehicle is a special type of creature, in that it has facing, and non-removable equipment which can only be hit from certain angles.

Foxwarrior: 66 revisions imported

2015-12-19T18:34:54Z

66 revisions imported

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Foxwarrior: putting all your assault rifles in a row should not be a good way of hitting the same guy since they're parallel and such.

2015-05-12T04:42:39Z

putting all your assault rifles in a row should not be a good way of hitting the same guy since they're parallel and such.

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	==== Grouping Weapons ====		==== Grouping Weapons ====

	Multiple weapons can be grouped together in order to make them easier for a gunner to fire, letting them all be fired with full effect at once as a single action, although they must always share the same group of targets. The attachments needed to group multiple weapons together cost 3 points per weapon and weigh 20 kilograms per weapon. Use the total weight of the set of weapons including attachments to determine whether they work as '''Light''', '''Medium''', or '''Strong'''. If ten or more attacks are made by identical weapons in a weapon group, they use [[regiments#Rapid Rolling\|Regiment Rapid Rolling]] rules.		Multiple weapons can be grouped together in order to make them easier for a gunner to fire, letting them all be fired with full effect at once as a single action, although they must always share the same group of targets, and no more than one hit may be allocated to each target per round. The attachments needed to group multiple weapons together cost 2 points per weapon and weigh 20 kilograms per weapon. Use the total weight of the set of weapons including attachments to determine whether they work as '''Light''', '''Medium''', or '''Strong'''. If ten or more attacks are made by identical weapons in a weapon group, they use [[regiments#Rapid Rolling\|Regiment Rapid Rolling]] rules.

	=== Pilot ===		=== Pilot ===

Foxwarrior: gotta keep your windows rolled up

2015-03-17T05:53:12Z

gotta keep your windows rolled up

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	Creatures inside a vehicle are protected by it: An attack that tries to hit the creature must pass through 1 HP of the vehicle first, using the normal rules for firing through objects. The wound to the vehicle, if it is successfully inflicted by a non-[[Piercing]] attack, applies to its total health.		Creatures inside a vehicle are protected by it: An attack that tries to hit the creature must pass through 1 HP of the vehicle first, using the normal rules for firing through objects. The wound to the vehicle, if it is successfully inflicted by a non-[[Piercing]] attack, applies to its total health.

			If a creature wants to shoot from inside a vehicle at targets outside of it without harming the vehicle itself, they must open some hole in the vehicle, like a window or porthole, and others that wish to fire back may then choose to treat the vehicle as [[total cover]] instead of shooting through it.

	=== Mounting Weapons ===		=== Mounting Weapons ===

Foxwarrior: I hope this works

2015-03-17T05:33:25Z

I hope this works

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	There is no penalty for attacking components normally, unlike when [[sunder\|sundering]] items, although some components have their own [[AD]] values that you use when attacking the component rather than the main vehicle's [[AD]].		There is no penalty for attacking components normally, unlike when [[sunder\|sundering]] items, although some components have their own [[AD]] values that you use when attacking the component rather than the main vehicle's [[AD]].

			==== Passengers ====

			Creatures inside a vehicle are protected by it: An attack that tries to hit the creature must pass through 1 HP of the vehicle first, using the normal rules for firing through objects. The wound to the vehicle, if it is successfully inflicted by a non-[[Piercing]] attack, applies to its total health.

	=== Mounting Weapons ===		=== Mounting Weapons ===

Foxwarrior: the weapon grouping experiment is tricky

2015-03-11T07:03:16Z

the weapon grouping experiment is tricky

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	Each properly mounted vehicle weapon comes with a specialized reloader, which contributes all actions necessary to reload the weapon, delaying when no reloading is necessary. The weapon braces count as two hands devoted to holding the weapon. For incremental reloads, the reloader has an effective carrying capacity equal to twice the reloader's weight (any weight may be chosen for the reloader, but it's added to the weapon's weight to determine if it's '''Light''', '''Medium''', or '''Strong''').		Each properly mounted vehicle weapon comes with a specialized reloader, which contributes all actions necessary to reload the weapon, delaying when no reloading is necessary. The weapon braces count as two hands devoted to holding the weapon. For incremental reloads, the reloader has an effective carrying capacity equal to twice the reloader's weight (any weight may be chosen for the reloader, but it's added to the weapon's weight to determine if it's '''Light''', '''Medium''', or '''Strong''').

	'''Light Weapons''' have an [[Accuracy]] of +0, '''Medium Weapons''' have an [[Accuracy]] of -1, and '''Strong Weapons''' have an [[Accuracy]] of -2. Once per round, a gunner standing at the weapon can use a [[Standard action]] to fire a weapon two times, or once if it is [[Heavy]], taking penalties to accuracy in order to make extra attacks with semiautomatic and automatic weapons as desired. It is also possible to use a [[Standard action]] to [[Ranged Guard]] with a non-[[Heavy]] mounted weapon.		'''Light Weapons''' have an [[Accuracy]] of +2, '''Medium Weapons''' have an [[Accuracy]] of +1, and '''Strong Weapons''' have an [[Accuracy]] of +0. Once per round, a gunner standing at the weapon can use a [[Standard action]] to fire a weapon two times, or once if it is [[Heavy]], taking penalties to accuracy in order to make extra attacks with semiautomatic and automatic weapons as desired. The gunner may opt to use their own accuracy instead of the amount provided, at a -1 penalty if '''Light''', -2 if '''Medium''', and -3 if '''Strong'''. It is also possible to use a [[Standard action]] to [[Ranged Guard]] with a non-[[Heavy]] mounted weapon.

	==== Grouping Weapons ====		==== Grouping Weapons ====

	Multiple weapons can be grouped together in order to make them easier for a gunner to fire, letting them all be fired with full effect at once as a single action, although they must always share the same group of targets. The attachments needed to group multiple weapons together cost 2 points per weapon and weigh 10 kilograms per weapon. Use the total weight of the set of weapons including attachments to determine whether they work as '''Light''', '''Medium''', or '''Strong'''. If ten or more attacks are made by identical weapons in a weapon group, they use [[regiments#Rapid Rolling\|Regiment Rapid Rolling]] rules.		Multiple weapons can be grouped together in order to make them easier for a gunner to fire, letting them all be fired with full effect at once as a single action, although they must always share the same group of targets. The attachments needed to group multiple weapons together cost 3 points per weapon and weigh 20 kilograms per weapon. Use the total weight of the set of weapons including attachments to determine whether they work as '''Light''', '''Medium''', or '''Strong'''. If ten or more attacks are made by identical weapons in a weapon group, they use [[regiments#Rapid Rolling\|Regiment Rapid Rolling]] rules.

	=== Pilot ===		=== Pilot ===

Foxwarrior at 06:30, 11 March 2015

2015-03-11T06:30:31Z

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	==== Crashing ====		==== Crashing ====

	When a vehicle collides with something, both the vehicle and that thing share an attack with values dependent on their relative velocity; if the other thing is [[stationary]] or an unattended object, it is never missed. The relative velocity for a vehicle/non-vehicle collision is simply equal to the full distance the vehicle would have moved this turn. The relative velocity for a vehicle/vehicle collision is equal to that full distance added to the distance the other vehicle moved on its previous turn, using vector subtraction. The damage of the attack is 1d8-8, and it [[fling\|flings]] the target 45 degrees to the side of forwards, 4 meters per wound. It deals +3 damage with a relative velocity of at least 50 meters/round, another +3 damage if at least 100 meters/round, and +3 additional damage for every doubling of velocity. The weight of the attacker (see below) applies to the damage it deals as well.		When a vehicle collides with something, both the vehicle and that thing share an attack with values dependent on their relative velocity; if the other thing is [[stationary]] or an unattended object, it is never missed. The relative velocity for a vehicle/non-vehicle collision is simply equal to the full distance the vehicle would have moved this turn. The relative velocity for a vehicle/vehicle collision is equal to that full distance added to the distance the other vehicle moved on its previous turn, using vector subtraction. The damage of the attack is 1d8-8 with 0 [[Demolition]], and it [[fling\|flings]] the target 45 degrees to the side of forwards, 4 meters per wound. It deals +2 damage and +1 [[Demolition]] with a relative velocity of at least 50 meters/round, another +2 damage and +1 [[Demolition]] if at least 100 meters/round, and +2 additional damage and +1 more [[Demolition]] for every doubling of velocity. The weight of the attacker (see below) applies to the damage and Demolition it deals as well.

	If both parties wish to avoid the collision, the [[accuracy]] of the attack is -2, and the [[AD]] being targeted is that of the higher entity. If only one party wishes to avoid the collision, the attack is equal to the non-avoiding entity's [[AD]] minus 3 and the [[AD]] being targeted is that of the other entity. If neither entity is willing to avoid the collision, the attack roll is +0 versus [[AD]] 0. If the attack hits, both entities are hit, and if it misses, both entities are missed, but critical hits are rolled individually.		If both parties wish to avoid the collision, the [[accuracy]] of the attack is -2, and the [[AD]] being targeted is that of the higher entity. If only one party wishes to avoid the collision, the attack is equal to the non-avoiding entity's [[AD]] minus 3 and the [[AD]] being targeted is that of the other entity. If neither entity is willing to avoid the collision, the attack roll is +0 versus [[AD]] 0. If the attack hits, both entities are hit, and if it misses, both entities are missed, but critical hits are rolled individually.
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	! rowspan="1" \| Weight		! rowspan="1" \| Weight
	! rowspan="1" \| Damage Modifier		! rowspan="1" \| Damage Modifier
			! rowspan="1" \| Demolition
	! rowspan="1" \| Slowdown Multiplier		! rowspan="1" \| Slowdown Multiplier
	\|-		\|-
	\| Less than 1 [[kilograms\|kilogram]] \|\| -6 \|\| ×1/8		\| Less than 1 [[kilograms\|kilogram]] \|\| -6 \|\| -3 \|\| ×1/8
	\|-		\|-
	\| 1-10 [[kilograms]] \|\| -4 \|\| ×1/4		\| 1-10 [[kilograms]] \|\| -4 \|\| -2 \|\| ×1/4
	\|-		\|-
	\| 11-40 [[kilograms]] \|\| -2 \|\| ×1/2		\| 11-40 [[kilograms]] \|\| -2 \|\| -1 \|\| ×1/2
	\|-		\|-
	\| 41-200 [[kilograms]] \|\| +0 \|\| ×1		\| 41-200 [[kilograms]] \|\| +0 \|\| +0 \|\| ×1
	\|-		\|-
	\| 201-1000 [[kilograms]] \|\| +2 \|\| ×2		\| 201-1000 [[kilograms]] \|\| +2 \|\| +1 \|\| ×2
	\|-		\|-
	\| 1001-5000 [[kilograms]] \|\| +4 \|\| ×4		\| 1001-5000 [[kilograms]] \|\| +4 \|\| +2 \|\| ×4
	\|-		\|-
	\| 5001-25000 [[kilograms]] \|\| +6 \|\| ×8		\| 5001-25000 [[kilograms]] \|\| +6 \|\| +3 \|\| ×8
	\|-		\|-
	\| 25001 or more [[kilograms]] \|\| +8 \|\| ×16		\| 25001 or more [[kilograms]] \|\| +8 \|\| +4 \|\| ×16
	\|- class="noalt"		\|- class="noalt"
	\|}		\|}