Post by kv1e on Apr 22, 2012 19:17:26 GMT -5
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What you are really asking is the infantry in a field concealed from the observing team.
Being concealed from the falling shells of the artillery has no effect.
You need to define what the field has for concealment before the game begins.
Temis
If the crops in the field are taller than both the spotting team and the target infantry, then the spotting team can only see the target if they are within 6" of them - and then the target is concealed.
If the crops are low enough that the target infantry is only concealed, then they are still concealed from the observer.
If the field is a plowed field with no crops then the infantry is not concealed at all.
Fields have always been an issue in Flames of War, only because they can have so many different effects. Defining what fields do before a game begins is important.
www.flamesofwar.com/Default.aspx?tabid=126&aff=3&aft=541850&afv=topic
What you are really asking is the infantry in a field concealed from the observing team.
Being concealed from the falling shells of the artillery has no effect.
You need to define what the field has for concealment before the game begins.
Temis
If the crops in the field are taller than both the spotting team and the target infantry, then the spotting team can only see the target if they are within 6" of them - and then the target is concealed.
If the crops are low enough that the target infantry is only concealed, then they are still concealed from the observer.
If the field is a plowed field with no crops then the infantry is not concealed at all.
Fields have always been an issue in Flames of War, only because they can have so many different effects. Defining what fields do before a game begins is important.