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ncrcalamine
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 Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2018 7:15 pm Post subject: x ship movement |
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just to be sure
a speed 8 x-ship moves after a speed 24 non x-ship.
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mjwest
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Yes, that is correct. An X-ship that is Stopped moves after a non-X-ship with a base speed of 24. (As much as a Stopped ship of any caliber moves.)
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Mike, the question was speed 8 (eight), not speed 0 (zero).
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mjwest
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I know. The point was that the speed of the X-ship does not matter, so I picked a more extreme example in my reply.
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ncrcalamine
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thx
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