Re: [Epic] Q&A 2 (and notes)

From: <oki_at_...>
Date: Wed, 28 May 1997 13:23:11 +0730

At 11:29 PM 5/27/97 -0500, you wrote:
>
>>
>>Well, it depends on what you use the flak cover for, I guess. I think of
>>flak units protecting artillery pieces more than anything else. Sure,
>>your infantry detachments are going to get shot up a bit, but them's
>>the breaks, I guess. The Eldar actually have it pretty good, as their
>>flak units can actually keep up with everything else in their army,
>>_and_ shoot farther,
>
>Actually since you need to be on special orders, thus no move, you can't
>keep up with your army. Unless you buy 2 detachments and "leapfrog" them.
>Buy this time your almost better off going with some inetrcepters, or
>bombers of your own on intercept orders.
>
>
>>with a great shot on any flier it wishes to take.
>>Marines can't even take flak units unless they want to take IG allies.
>>Orks also have fairly cheap flak units, and if you keep a couple of
>>them dispersed along the edges of the detachment, say on the corners,
>>you should have enough coverage to deter incoming flier attacks. It
>>might be that I'm a little more naive, being that I'm not as
>>experienced a commander.
>>
>>
>>Elias
>
>It looks good on paper. Actually trying to keep your flak units in front
>of your troops to protect against fliers just means that they get shot up
>by the ground forces, then the bombers blow the hell out of you. Unless
>they come up with flak units with a much greater (60+ cm) range they are
>pretty much usless. IMHO anyway.
>
>Thomas
>

What is the range anyway (did not have the Armies book wih me) ?

Maybe GW wants us to buy more flak units so as to be able to protect the
detachments.

Regards
Oki
 
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