[GZG] Re: [FT] Agility, Stealth, and the Fist of Doom

On June 3, I said:
> Another approach might be to simulate the target ship's ability to

Just played a test game with a NSL CH against two FSE corvettes, a frigate and
a destroyer. The rule we used was that each unused point of turning ability
could count as one level of Evasion (as Noam's
"stealth") against one arc.  We wrote movement orders like "P1+3 E2"
for a Thrust 6 ship, and after movement you could decide which arc(s) to evade
against. Example: CT Triton is closing on the Prinz Eugen. Triton orders
P1+3 E2 and ends maneuver with Prinz Eugen in her FS arc at 24mu.
There's only one NSL ship in the area, so Triton applies her Evade-2
against fire coming through her FS arc (ie, from Prinz Eugen). Prinz Eugen
could normally have hit with B2's, but due to Triton's evasive maneuvers can
only hit with B3's.
   In the test game, the small ships always used at least Evade-1; the
NSL mostly didn't Evade, since he usually was using all of his turning ability
to turn.. The result was that the small ships could get in closer than they
normally would have, which made it a more even battle than it would normally
have been.