5.5 Stacking AIs never stack with other AIs, unless being transported or ordered to do so in the Mission. If an AI's move would stack it with another AI, it must move into a different hex or, if this is not possible or against orders, not move at all and another eligible AI moves instead.
Nope, completely missed that rule. Thanks!! I will not be able to correct that in this play through. The rule makes sense, since stacking is very dangerous.
Your annotation at 25.45 about going to the next order after a RE is a no enemy is wrong I think going by this text from rule book. a 'No Enemy' counter is drawn, the Rumored Enemy alarm was false. The RE counter is removed from the map, the drawn No Enemy counter is discarded from the game, and the AI passes. But then I am just learning so could be misunderstanding the ruling. Loving the videos, helping me learn the game.
Card 29 said unhit AI closest to fresh unit. The big tank was closer than the one you fired with and he wouldn't have had line of sight. I think you were supposed to go to next order in that situation.
For Card 6. I believe the way it works is, that order is telling you which AI is acting. Not who it fires at. So once you find the AI that would fire, It targets the best valid Target it has in its fire zone. Maybe I'm wrong, this was the way I think I read in the rule book.
Card 29: Hi and thanks for the comment. When resolving AI orders, you don´t go to the next line until no AI can perform the order given. In this case, the order needs to be performed by a fresh AI (green card) and the order is fire, even at long range. To priorities the AI, you check which AI can fire on the target (fresh unit that just acted). The big tank has no LOS, so he can´t fire. The next valid AI, is the tank that fired. He is the AI closest the a fresh unit that just acted (AND can fire). If nobody could fire (say the tank that fired was spent), then we go to the next order. If you inspect the card, you see the next order is a fire order at the lowest DV unit, then a move order towards the fres unit. So first the AI tries to fire at the fres unit with the closest unit, but even at long range it will fire. Then AI wants to fire at lowest DV unit anywhere on the map (the lowest DV unit that can be hit). Then if no fire is possible, he will move towards the enemy. Hope it makes sense :)
Card 06: Yes I agree with this. First you identify acting AI, then the target (but sometimes target is easier to identify first, such as fresh unit that just acted). So yeah, I think I did this wrong.
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5.5 Stacking
AIs never stack with other AIs, unless being transported or
ordered to do so in the Mission. If an AI's move would stack it with
another AI, it must move into a different hex or, if this is not possible or
against orders, not move at all and another eligible AI moves instead.
Only watched 20 mins so perhaps youll notice that. Very entertaining so far
Nope, completely missed that rule. Thanks!! I will not be able to correct that in this play through. The rule makes sense, since stacking is very dangerous.
The Late Night Gamer you do a very good job at explaining the rules and cards while at the same time keeping a good pace.
Thanks, I do get brain-melts once in a while :D Thanks for paying attention and letting me know. I will annotate the video
Your annotation at 25.45 about going to the next order after a RE is a no enemy is wrong I think going by this text from rule book.
a 'No Enemy' counter is drawn, the Rumored Enemy alarm was
false. The RE counter is removed from the map, the drawn No
Enemy counter is discarded from the game, and the AI passes.
But then I am just learning so could be misunderstanding the ruling. Loving the videos, helping me learn the game.
Card 29 said unhit AI closest to fresh unit. The big tank was closer than the one you fired with and he wouldn't have had line of sight. I think you were supposed to go to next order in that situation.
For Card 6. I believe the way it works is, that order is telling you which AI is acting. Not who it fires at. So once you find the AI that would fire, It targets the best valid Target it has in its fire zone. Maybe I'm wrong, this was the way I think I read in the rule book.
Card 29: Hi and thanks for the comment. When resolving AI orders, you don´t go to the next line until no AI can perform the order given. In this case, the order needs to be performed by a fresh AI (green card) and the order is fire, even at long range. To priorities the AI, you check which AI can fire on the target (fresh unit that just acted). The big tank has no LOS, so he can´t fire. The next valid AI, is the tank that fired. He is the AI closest the a fresh unit that just acted (AND can fire). If nobody could fire (say the tank that fired was spent), then we go to the next order. If you inspect the card, you see the next order is a fire order at the lowest DV unit, then a move order towards the fres unit. So first the AI tries to fire at the fres unit with the closest unit, but even at long range it will fire. Then AI wants to fire at lowest DV unit anywhere on the map (the lowest DV unit that can be hit). Then if no fire is possible, he will move towards the enemy. Hope it makes sense :)
Card 06: Yes I agree with this. First you identify acting AI, then the target (but sometimes target is easier to identify first, such as fresh unit that just acted). So yeah, I think I did this wrong.
Great videos!!. Thank you!!
Really enjoying this game.