silvex
07/31/03 05:24 PM
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Greetings
I noticed that there are a handful of vehicles that list Sensors as equipment. Most do not. How do Sensors in Vehicles affect game-play? I can't find explicit rulings in MasterRules or MaxTech.
-Stan
"Plan!? There ain't no plan!"
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Cray
08/01/03 05:33 AM
68.200.109.244
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Unless the sensors are a "Beagle Active Probe," they do not affect BT game play.
Mike Miller, Materials Engineer
Disclaimer: Anything stated in this post is unofficial and non-canon unless directly quoted from a published book. Random internet musings of a BattleTech writer are not canon.
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NathanKell
08/01/03 06:57 PM
67.86.63.119
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Besides soaking up excess tonage as required by BT vehicle construction rules (IIRC).
-NathanKell, BT Space Wars
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tgsofgc
08/08/03 10:41 PM
67.4.201.167
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Heck feel free to develope your own house rules, just make sure your buds agree. I know that players I played with especially in mechwarrior RPGs were more than willing to add in a little flavor here and there, expanding on stuff written as lore in TROs. A good idea for sensors is to make them function like short range active probes, excpet they can be shadowed by any kind of ECM.
I find that 'pinpoint' accuracy during a bombing run increases proportionally with the amount of munitions used.
-Commander Nathaniel Klepper,
Avanti's Angels, 3058
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