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--- stargrunt:heavy_weapons [2013/01/06 14:12] – created sam
+++ stargrunt:heavy_weapons [2013/01/18 23:41] (current) – [Direct Fire Against Infantry] sam
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 ^ Weapon Type ^ Sizes ^ Firepower ^ Impact ^
-| RFAC        | 1-2   | Q + 2D8   | D10 x S|
+| RFAC        | 1-2   | Q + 2D10  | D10 x S|
 | GAC         | 1-2   | Q + 2D12  | D12 x S|
 | MDC         | 3-5   | Q + 2D10  | D12 x 2|
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 | SLAM        | 3-5   | Q         | D12    |
-Within 6", any weapon of size 3+ only get their quality die for firepower.
+If infantry targets are within 6", then vehicle weapons of size 3+ will only get their quality die for fire power due to the difficulty in targeting the enemy. If enemy infantry are in contact with the vehicle, then only APSW and AFDC can be used against them.
 SLAM counts as artillery fire, with a burst radius of 1" per size class. If quality success against range die, hits the designated point, otherwise deviates in random direction by distance on range die. DFFG counts as same, but radius is half size.
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 The HEL is assumed to be firing in anti-infantry mode (lots of low power shots). Treat as an HKP if it isn't. Note that the HEL has two entries, one for small HELs and the 2nd for large HELs.
-As it stands, the GAC and RFAC are about the best anti-infantry heavy weapons. They're limited to Size 2 however.
+As it stands, the GAC and RFAC are about the best anti-infantry heavy weapons. They're limited to Size 2 however (against infantry, the size of both weapons is irrelevant - both over penetrate anyway).
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