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Notable change(s):
One of four size options for armor outlines for arms missing lower and hand actuators is now selected based on:
• Kind and caliber of the weapons in the arm,
• Whether or not the unit has the No/Minimal Arms quirk,
• Armor quantity,
The logic means that, for example, an AC/10 Urbanmek (No/minimal arms) is going to have one stubby-cannon-sized arm whereas an AC/10 Rifleman is going to have a more normal sized cannon arm, but also that the AC/20 Urbanmek is going to have a larger arm than the AC/10 variant, but not as large as say, the Gauss arm of the Gladiator prime,
The weirdest area is probably around 2/5 caliber autocannons that often end up with the same barrel size as arms with large lasers and PPCs -- blame it on Sentinel art that's establishing these guys as legit cannons. I'm open to complaints though.
I'm also trying hard to avoid bespoke dot patterns (for reasons) so sorry if some assaults end up having cannon arms instead of blobxes. That's just not changing for now.
Anyhow, If you get a chance, maybe check on some of your favorite, or perhaps peculiar units, that lack lower and hand actuators and see if there are any real objectionable results!
Added: Up to three of a unit's quirks are listed in the header. NOTE: This may not be included in the main release due to how frequently the list for common units is truncated and the difficulty of working the list in elsewhere. (e.g. Working it into the Inventory area is a no go because the loadout of some units would leave no room for more.) Other reasons quirks might come off:
• Quirk list is chassis specific, but some are weapon specific and only apply to a single variant. I'm... not dealing with that.
• Quirks aren't in AGoAC and I don't assume players have any rules beyond that.
• I don't want rule automations to appear to be ignoring what's on the sheet.
FWIW, the main reason they're in there right now was that I needed a solid list of units with No/Minimal Arms quirk for informing arm-outline sizing. Speaking of which...