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RE: AFV Leading activation questions
I like the fact that Assault is a Fire action. I think it gives you more flexibility in arranging an assault from multiple stacks of units.
Example: You have a single hex of defenders with four adjacent hexes (two combat units each) of attackers. You announce that you are activating all four hexes (with subordinate activation) to Fire. The two units in hex 1 use Direct Fire at the defender. If the defender is disrupted or demoralized, units from hexes 2 and/or 3 can enter the defended text and assault, while the remaining units can fire at another enemy if one is in range. If the defender is unaffected by the first two units' fire, you can continue using Direct Fire from units in hex 2, hoping for a Morale result so that units from hex 3 and/or 4 can assault.
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