(01-21-2010, 01:44 AM)Montana Grizz Wrote: My question is: If I had left my unit next to the enemy, not knowing he was in the adjacent hex, would the enemy spot my unit despite the fact that I did not spot his?
Absolutely. Movement in an opponents LOS always reveals a unit.
(01-21-2010, 01:44 AM)Montana Grizz Wrote: I am under the impression that both fire and movement within view of the opposition gives that unit away in terms of visibility.
You are correct sir regarding movement. Within the restrictions of the hidden unit rules, some small AT and a few other units (which I can't remember) can fire with a chance of remaining hidden
(01-21-2010, 01:44 AM)Montana Grizz Wrote: Another question: If I set Op fire to "never" verus any unit and then use direct fire and destroy the enemy, will my unit still remain hidden from the next enemy unit that occupies the hex the destroyed unit once occupied?
You will remain hidden if you destroy the unit and no other opposing units have a LOS to you. However this does not mean that the next unit to have a LOS to your hex will not spot you. It's all based on random spotting. The next unit to have LOS may spot you.
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