Sort your fucking life out, mate

What I like is the BBC reporting it.

Headline says 'dozens' of students walked out.

First paragraph says 'several'.

Accompany video shows scores of students getting up and leaving en masse.

Estimate in actual article say about two hundred got up and left.

So yeah. Several.

I might have missed a few developments, somewhere…

Basically, remember in the olden days when there was an explicit rule where orks could use gretchin as cover and get a cover save for any fire that passed through a grot unit on its way to an ork unit? Nowadays, there seems to be no provision at all for units being in the way of other units.

Like, if you’re behind a tank and can’t be seen at all you can’t be a target, fine. But if you’re behind a unit and someone can see so much as an elbow poking out, you are visibile, and ergo a target. Similarly, if (now) most of the unit is behind ‘obscuring terrain’ but have a model poking out you are also visible and a viable target.

I think my issue is the idea of models in a unit not necessarily visible to the firing unit dying as a result, you know?

I think that shooting is worked out on a ‘who can see – they can shoot’ basis – i.e. while a unit may be ‘visible’ and therefore a viable target for shooting, only, say, two models in the firing unit might be able to draw LOS and hence be able to shoot, and everyone else in the unit can’t shoot at them. Right? The whole unit surely can’t, that’d be like being out of range – you just can’t! Right?

But if you can, say, see two models poking out and have three shots, and all three are kill shots, is that third one wasted, or do you kill some guy around the corner who you couldn’t see?

I’d assume it’s wasted, but the rules don’t really have any examples I can see that clear this up for me.

Oh no! I don't know which is worse!

I really liked the old stealth suit! It just looked like a chonked-up Fire Warrior, really, but has long-since been discontinued (with an in-universe explanation, no less).