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Heya... I have a thingee I need to clarify: Strafe... you have to attack every character you pass over? I've heard that that is the case, yet haven't found anything in the FAQ that states that. It just says you can attack every character... which is a little different. Help!
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When you declare Strafe, you must attack each character you pass over.
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Before moving someone with Strafe, you must declare if the character will be using it or not. If you do decide to use it, then you MUST attack every enemy you fly over whether you want to or not..
Sincerely,
Jester007
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You CAN, however, declare that you are not strafing anything and simply move to get into a better tactical position. That sneaky Weeks did that to me in a game recently on his way to yet another victory. I do have more hair than he does, however.
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Darth_Jim wrote:You CAN, however, declare that you are not strafing anything and simply move to get into a better tactical position. That sneaky Weeks did that to me in a game recently on his way to yet another victory. I do have more hair than he does, however. I'm very sneaky sir.
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Darth_Jim wrote:You CAN, however, declare that you are not strafing anything and simply move to get into a better tactical position. That sneaky Weeks did that to me in a game recently on his way to yet another victory. I do have more hair than he does, however. i think you under estimate the Sneakiness
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