[NetEpic ML] Re: R: Decision, decisions, what to do with the revision?

From: Kelvin <kx.henderson_at_...>
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2000 08:14:02 +1000

At 09:38 AM 3/15/00 +0100, stefano wrote:

>Give it a 1+ frontal reactor, otherwise if you will decide to move it on the
>back, you must do the same thing for eldar titans.

Not necessarily, but I can live with a 1+ frontal save.

>> > Option 2:
>> > I always saw the Holofields as making the Eldar hard to hit. So rather
>> > than giving them a special save, why not give them a to-hit modifier.
>> > Against 'standard' weapons, the Titan uses the following progression:
>> First
>> > Fire/Fallback: -2 to hit, Advance: -3 to hit, Charge: -4 to hit. For
>any
>> > weapons that use a template, use the following progression: First
>> > Fire/Fallback: no modifier, Advance: -1 to hit, Charge -2 to hit.
>
>I, also, would like option two, a random location should not preserves it
>from an easy destruction.

Well, in my sleep-deprived state, I just came up with option 3:

Let the Holofields give their save against barrages, but unlike direct-fire
weapons, this save is subject to the barrage's save modifier. This way,
the Titan gets SOME protection from barrages, but doesn't become too immune
to them. Simple, uses the mechanic that is already in use and should be
fairly effective. How's that sound?

Oh, and onto the comments that Hellreich has made, I didn't think we had
given the Volcano Cannon a template, just the Quake Cannon. But in any
event, there are definately some weapons that have templates but should
still suffer the full effects of the holofields (such as the Quake Cannon).
 We should list them.


-Kelvin....

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