I have looked at the previous thread by T9FURY for this same issue, however I am intellectually deficient enough not to understand a simple explanation, so I must ask if I can get this explained at "moron" level, thank you.
Line from AGOAC rulebook:
"Pg 12 JUMPING MOVEMENT Into Water it says "A mech cannot jump directly into a water Depth of 1 or deeper, but can end it's jump over such a hex".
Explanation given for the previous question for this was:
"Normally a jump takes you from the ground to the ground, from the bottom of one hex to the bottom of another. This passage instead says that, unlike normal, your jump jets cut off just over the water and you drop to the bottom through the water. In other words, you aren't rocketing your way safely to the bottom like normal jump jet use. The success or failure of the PSR determines if you land safely at the bottom or fall somewhere along the way and take damage at the bottom instead."
I am unable to understand an explanation, so basically I need an explanation on an explanation. This would best be given with an example, if at all possible, thank you.