系统设定与实际的关系类：
为什么有的班长是单独的列出？
Leadership is abstracted in ASL. If you actually included a counter for every sergeant and corporal present,
you would have far more leaders than squads. The leaders that are present in every squad are assumed to be
doing their job competently, so they are factored into the squad’s ratings and do not appear as separate leader
counters. The leaders that do appear in counter form are the few that perform above average, and who thus
might be able to influence the course of the battle. In other words, they are the leaders who make a difference.
为什么美军的士气要比德军低？
If you compare the American and German 1st Line squads, the Americans are more likely to break when fired upon (Morale 6 vs 7); but flip these squads over to their broken sides and look at the difference. The broken side of a squad’s counter has only one combat value: that squad’s broken Morale Level. The American broken Morale is 8, while the German broken Morale is 7... the higher number is better, so the Americans will rally much more easily than the Germans.What’s happening here is this: when an American squad fails a Morale Check and breaks, it likely hasn’t really
panicked... the troops are simply keeping their heads down. This makes it relatively easy for a leader to rally them and get them back into the fight. A German squad is less likely to break, but when it does break it really is panicked, and it will be more difficult for a leader to rally them from a panicked state.
为什么美军步兵班火力要比其他国家的强？
An American rifle squad would normally have one soldier using a Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR), which does
not quite qualify as a true light machine gun and so never appears as a separate support weapon counter,
seven soldiers with M1 Garand semi-automatic rifles, and a sergeant and a corporal armed with either M1s or
submachine guns. The American FP advantage over similar German, British, and Russian rifle squads comes
from the semi-automatic rifles, which can fire far faster than any bolt-action rifle.
为什么射击相邻的格子里的敌人，我方火力*2？
/color it is much easier to hit a nearby target; and
(b) when firing into an adjacent hex the range is close enough that hand grenades can be used
为什么班溃散后会做降格处理或损耗处理？
Casualties in ASL are handled in a somewhat abstract manner, in order to avoid having to track casualties on a
man by man basis:
1.A squad that breaks can be thought of as having suffered light casualties.
2.A squad that breaks and is replaced by a lower quality squad can be thought of as having suffered casualties
among key personnel, causing it to become less effective.
3.A squad that is casualty reduced (K result) to a half squad (HS) has suffered heavy casualties.
4.A squad that is eliminated due to a Killed in Action (KIA) result has suffered catastrophic casualties.
为什么会有残余火力值？
When a unit fires in ASL, it is, with only a few exceptions, actually firing throughout the entire player turn. If a
unit moves into a hex and is fired upon, and then later in the turn another unit moves into the same hex, that
second unit can possibly run into some of the bullets that are being aimed at the first unit. Residual FP is how
ASL handles this possibility: if you move a unit into a hex containing a Residual FP counter, you will be attacked
immediately by that Residual FP, prior to any separate attacks that might be aimed specifically at you.
为什么前进射击阶段火力值除2？
Advancing Fire is less effective than Prep Fire, because units that are moving cannot fire with the volume or
accuracy of units that do not move. Units that have the Assault Fire bonus are equipped with semi-automatic
rifles and/or submachine guns—weapons that are easy to fire while moving—and have trained in using them in that manner.
为什么投掷两个骰子点数一样会导致cowering？
Cowering in ASL originally confuses a lot of players, because you normally think of cowering as something that
occurs when you are fired upon, rather than when you are firing. In other words, how can being ordered to
fire on the enemy cause you to cower? But most actions in a turn of ASL are actually occurring simultaneously,
even though the turn itself is broken into sequential steps for ease of play. So while the Germans are firing at
the Americans, the Americans are also firing as they approach the German position (even though such firing
will not be resolved until the AFPh). In most situations, you can’t fire at the enemy without exposing yourself to
their fire, so when you roll doubles some of your soldiers have decided that they would just as soon stay under
cover this turn and not be shot at, which reduces your firing effectiveness by requiring you to resolve the shot
using the next lowest IFT column.
技巧类：
ASL原则：
1.Stack only when you have a valid reason to do so。（善用”kill stack“）
2.Think about moving before you think about Prep Firing
7原则
因为7是掷色子的期望值，所以当你决定是否射击的时候，首先看看如果投掷结果是7后？（再加上修正值），效果怎样的，然后在决定打不打，怎样打
8-0之类的班长的如何用？
Leaders with a Leadership Modifier of zero give little benefit in actual fighting, so they are often used behind
the front lines to rally broken troops.其实也可以留在前线，防止其他部队射击时发生“cower事件”，哈哈。
火力组齐射还是几次单独射击？
You will find a lot of different opinions as to whether it is better to make two weak attacks or one strong attack,but a general rule is that the better the defensive terrain the more need there is to make a single strong attack.If the Germans were in Open Ground (+0 TEM) or maybe even woods (+1 TEM), it is possible that two weak attacks might actually have a better overall chance of breaking them... but since they are in a stone building (+3 TEM) a combined attack is going to give the Americans their best chance.
空地上移动怎么办？
Assault Movement 防止敌人的FFNAM)；多放烟雾弹
