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Also, like I mentioned below, if the enemy is adjacent to you and wants to move away, you may want to let him if it'll increase your fire zone range.
]]> feeds@yuku.com (PamplinMan) http://cauldron.yuku.com/sreply/39 Sun, 09 Mar 2008 18:30:15 GMT http://cauldron.yuku.com/reply/38/t/Oportunity-Fire-Usage.html#reply-38
Before your activation comes up, and enemy unit is passing through the same gap. You Opp Fire at it, suppress it, and now it's stuck in the gap, blocking it. Of course, next activation you can move up the first vehicle, assault it and clear it out of the way...but that'll cost a command point (and you'd need... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (nrichard9) http://cauldron.yuku.com/sreply/38 Sun, 09 Mar 2008 18:28:02 GMT http://cauldron.yuku.com/reply/37/t/Oportunity-Fire-Usage.html#reply-37 The most common case where you'd pass on the Opp Fire I imagine would be when a suppression result would create problems in your own mobility on a later activation. This is also pretty rare, but there are circumstances where a suppression would be a pain.

Not sure I follow this. Suppression on the enemy cause you problems?

Jim ]]> feeds@yuku.com (PamplinMan) http://cauldron.yuku.com/sreply/37 Sun, 09 Mar 2008 18:13:15 GMT http://cauldron.yuku.com/reply/36/t/Oportunity-Fire-Usage.html#reply-36
It'd be pretty rare when you wouldn't want to take the Opp Fire shot. I can only think of a few examples, and most of those are for very exotic situations (one being that as the German player you're watching the Allied player try and deploy the assault ferry...you think he's doing it in a very poor location, but seeing as he can only do so once in the game, you want him to go ahead and succeed).

The most common case where you'd pass on the Opp Fire... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (nrichard9) http://cauldron.yuku.com/sreply/36 Sun, 09 Mar 2008 18:04:33 GMT http://cauldron.yuku.com/topic/376/t/Oportunity-Fire-Usage.html For those of you who frequent the TDC forum on CSW, this is a cross post.

Since the VASSAL module is nearly release, I'm getting ready for PBEM of TDC. Just curious about how others are using opportunity fire. It seems like the phasing player could just roll for any opportunity fire opportunities he causes. In some cases like stacks moving, if he rolls for the non-phasing player and op fire is allowed, he may need to return the log then to see which target is selected but in... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (PamplinMan) http://cauldron.yuku.com/topic/376 Sun, 09 Mar 2008 16:36:23 GMT