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Re: 'Mech Damage Question
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lugnet.gaming.brikwars
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Fri, 11 Jun 2004 01:18:47 GMT
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In lugnet.gaming, Chris Yoder wrote:
> In lugnet.gaming, Mike Rayhawk wrote:
> > It looked like you'd answered your own question in the earlier post -
> > any mixture of component, statistic, or platform damage will do. It
> > all depends on which type of damage the attacker thinks is most effective
> > or most appropriate to the type of attack he's making. If the attacker
> > is trying to disable a specific hinge-connection or is targeting a
> > specific chink in the armor, then component damage is the way to go. For
> > non-targeted damage, like getting caught in the blast radius of an
> > explosion, then either of the general damage tables is more appropriate.
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> So, the attacker gets to choose which type they want to use?
It's more the difference between the attacker saying "I attack your mech" and "I
attack the inner joint of your mech's left elbow." If he attacks a specific
part, then he can use component damage. If he attacks the mech in general, then
he uses general damage.
Like everything else in BrikWars, it's open to negotiation if the defender
thinks that the attacker's choice of damage doesn't make sense for the attack
he's making.
- Mike.
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| (...) Okay. I'm digging it. My friend, who I'll be playing against next Sunday asked me this question. If he builds covers over the joints of his mecha, will that prevent an attack against the joint until the cover is blasted away? It seems like it (...) (20 years ago, 14-Jun-04, to lugnet.gaming.brikwars)
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