CaptMDKirk wrote:Choosing a personnel to be stopped (for example vs Command Decisions) meets the requirements; you show the skill on the person you choose, and No-Win triggers its random stop as a mandatory response. As an optional response, Williams could then prevent either the Command Decisions stop (triggering its kill text), or he could prevent the No-Win random stop.
But there is a space in between the selection of the personnel and them meeting the requirements by stopping. If something happens in that space and there is not a person with leadership stopped, then the requirements are not met and I have to randomly kill a personnel. It isn't a matter of mandatory or optional responses, dilemma guide part 3i says "process the dilemma's non-cost related actions one at a time", so I respond to the choice of personnel, not to them using the skill and being stopped. I am using a Response action..
Oh, also there's this:
There are two special types of response actions, cost modifiers and
“prevent” response actions. Cost modifiers occur before a card’s cost is
paid, and before any other response action. “Prevent” response actions
are taken after costs are paid, but before any other response action can
be taken. In the case of dilemmas, “prevent” response actions can be
taken before or after any action of the dilemma.
If a card, action, or
effect is prevented, no further response actions to that card, action, or
effect may be taken.
(emphasis mine)
Whiz + Wit.. and cheese fries... I'll get my own peppers.
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