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If you use bracketing and switch to ATT then yes, otherwise no.

You believe you are correct.

I missed that, so in the OB the Berserk units will remain Berserk if the disrupted units are eliminated this way since they didn't kill all the units enemy units.

An AFV FT is not halved for firing in the MPh, but it would be halved for firing while not stopped/Motion in any phase. So if you stop, shoot, then start and run away to hide you shoot at full FP (modified for range/concealment).

However in this situation there are no prisoners, just Disrupted units in Melee that won't surrender because they are already in Melee and therefore can't rout.

Disrupted units in Melee will hide in the corner hoping to be rescued (or more likely just die in CC at some point.) A11.16 says disrupted units do not withdraw from Melee. This Q&A says the same. A11.2, A11.22 & A19.12 May a Disrupted unit attempt to Withdraw from CC/Melee? A. No. [An92...

Remember that the CG date covers all the fighting for a whole day in a few turns. It is possible that during the lull in the fighting someone was sneaking around and spotted something odd about the upper level of the building where you have the HIP Gun.

A vehilce moving from Z9 to AA9 is obviously moving along the road, but I think the wording was chosen because someone at some time tried to argue that a vehicle moving from AA10 to AA9 that once it is in AA9 was moving on the road and not subject to a Bog check. Also don't forget about when...

Actually in Deluxe 1 AFV can have WA on all 6 hexesides at the same time given the right circumstances.

This is why it is useful to fire your squads (and other IFT shots) at big concealment counters if you know or suspect that some of them are dummies. While you won't hurt the real AFVs you will eliminate the dummies.

Not if it is 24 hours clock

Remember we (Don and the rest of the playtest group) were writing the Railroad rules long before they were added to the rulebook and MMP didn't change them. yes. Dummy mines from B28.46-47 don't apply in SaP. Again some of what is in SaP was written before similar rules were added to the current...

I don't know why, but in the second case the LOS is being traced to N5, not O5 (the first hex listed in the note) and while you can't bypass the Orchid the range and hindrances are correct for this LOS.

From the flow chart if you are marked Intensive Fire you must make the OVR prevention shot using the TH roll as a NMC. The Acq does apply, but once you are held in Melee (and no longer OG) you lose all acq. See C6.5.

To enter a bridge, you must first be in the road location connected to the bridge, being at the vertex of the road location, but not in the road hex is not enough to be able to use the road to enter the bridge location. In general if you want to enter a location using a road (or enter the new...

I found this in the Q&A file after making my earlier comments. I would say the Infantry have the same choice in @Mister T's question as they do in this Q&A. D8.2 & D9.31 In Armored Assault the AFV takes a Bog check to cross a Bocage hexside after both the Infantry and AFV have declared their...

You disregard SMOKE when trying to see an FFE. You consider SMOKE when trying to see the base level a hex or an enemy unit (the LOS in either case can be blocked but +5 total hindrances won't matter). You consider SMOKE when determining if you are accurate when correcting an SR or FFE unless...

@von Marwitz, the OP isn't clear that the HS is entering the woods and only the StuG is using bypass so most of your answer doesn't apply. This was also asked (by me) on Discord https://discord.com/channels/415876852419395586/1378577526380691526 Since the HS spent its last MF trying to enter...

If an AFV is attempting to unbog by itself any AL in the vehicle can help (and with a -1 drm) would prevent Immobilization. However the -1 (or even -2) drm would not modify the number of MP spend starting so if you roll a 1,1 with a -1 AL you still spend 1x1=1 start MP. If you roll a 5,6 you...

Also case L (-1) range applies.