It occurred to me that when you strike at an OGRE component, it's pretty much an all or none affair.
What about the DIS right before the X on the CRT chart be a "half damage" to that component? This would make other units that are pretty much useless at least somewhat useful in a conflict with an OGRE facing them.
It would work like this:
A 2/1 militia squad is facing down a Mark 3 OGRE (named "Gracie") and they roll a 3 on d6. They are not panicked by having it 1400m away from them. Of the squad of 120 men, there are 20 of them that are operating 3 missile launchers. They aim at the main battery (defense of 3) at a 1:2 to hit.
They roll a 5 on d6. Consulting the CRT chart, the Main Battery takes a severe battering but is not knocked out. One more half-hit and it IS knocked out.
I don't believe this unbalances the game because the odds of scoring a half-hit means that two units need to score it.
What do you think?
Should a "half hit" only disable it for one turn? Maybe multiple turns determined by the strength of the attack or via a d6 roll?
What about the DIS right before the X on the CRT chart be a "half damage" to that component? This would make other units that are pretty much useless at least somewhat useful in a conflict with an OGRE facing them.
It would work like this:
A 2/1 militia squad is facing down a Mark 3 OGRE (named "Gracie") and they roll a 3 on d6. They are not panicked by having it 1400m away from them. Of the squad of 120 men, there are 20 of them that are operating 3 missile launchers. They aim at the main battery (defense of 3) at a 1:2 to hit.
They roll a 5 on d6. Consulting the CRT chart, the Main Battery takes a severe battering but is not knocked out. One more half-hit and it IS knocked out.
I don't believe this unbalances the game because the odds of scoring a half-hit means that two units need to score it.
What do you think?
Should a "half hit" only disable it for one turn? Maybe multiple turns determined by the strength of the attack or via a d6 roll?
What about half damage to OGREs?
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