[ASLML] A.2

[Seth Semenza]

Hi,

      You could have kept your HT in the same position by using
up its MPs in the same hex. This of course would allow your opponent
to fire at it. Which he also could have done in Defensive Fire
anyway.
     But It seems that A.2 would apply unless you want to go
back and allow your opponent to fire. Not sure you really need
to though since he could have in Defensive Fire anyway. The only
differance I can see is if the HTs target facing or non-stopped/stopped
status would have changed his TH/ kill potential.
     


    Seth Semenza

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>--- Original Message ---
>From: "Al Cann" <acann at pascack.k12.nj.us>
>To: <aslml at asl-forums.net>
>Date: 11/17/03 8:24:47 PM
>
Guys,
>
>     Another one.  In a recent game, I forgot to move a HT that
had a
>motion counter on it.  The omission was discovered in prep fire
of my
>opponent's next player turn.  I inadvertantly benefitted from
the
>mistake because the HT is better placed where it is than if
I abided by
>D2.4 and spent at least 1 MP in moving it.  Is this just a case
of A.2
>and I just got lucky?  If not, how should this be handled? 
Keep in mind
>that this was not a sleazy act of "gamesmanship" on my part.
>
>Thanks again,
>
>Al Cann    
>