From: | "Gary L. Kelley" <gkelley@*****.NET> |
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Subject: | Re: vehicle combat question |
Date: | Sun, 17 Sep 1995 01:10:42 -0500 |
> You've missed my point. What happens when the driver of a moving
>vehicle *doesn't* spend an action to control it? The driver needs to make
>a Crash Test. But the vehicle still moves. It's not stationary just
>because the driver didn't spend a control action. So with a turret, if
>you don't spend a control action, the turret can still move. You can
>still fire with it. *Nowhere* in the rules does it state that an action
>must be expended in addition to whatever actions the rigger spends firing
>the wepaons in the turret. Ergo, a rigger does *not* need to spend an
>action to control a turret. Before you apply a rule to something, think
>about what the rule *means*.
>
>Marc
>
>
Think of it like your driving down the street and you turn around to say
some thing to the person behind you, the vechiles still moving but who is
controlling it. In SR you just refused the handling action so now make a
crash test. With turrents you not *driving* it your just pointing it in the
direction you want to shoot so you really don`t need a handling test.
KRK