Worst you've seen to the Defenses?

[rtfgnow]

Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber

So, for purposes of shooting and being defended... did they complete a crossing?

Originally Posted by 2016 STRONGHOLD MANUAL

A DEFENSE is CROSSED by a ROBOT when that ROBOT
■ starts free of contact with the DEFENSE and completely in the NEUTRAL ZONE
■ traverses the DEFENSE such that its BUMPERS go fully between the adjacent SHIELDS/GUARDRAIL,
and
■ ends up fully contained by the opponent’s COURTYARD

I think it counts as crossed. The robot ends fully contained by the opponent's courtyard. Nothing says it has to end completely free of contact with the DEFENSE.

[first3234]

Originally Posted by rtfgnow

I think it counts as crossed. The robot ends fully contained by the opponent's courtyard. Nothing says it has to end completely free of contact with the DEFENSE.

It does count as a crossing but thanks to the rock wall coming out of the outer works it is a field fault

[Sperkowsky]

The defenses at the Suffield Shakedown were all wood and were beat HARD. I saw ramparts become a ramp. Drawbridges and portcullises becoming open doorways and overall some pretty badly beaten field elements.

[rtfgnow]

Originally Posted by first3234

It does count as a crossing but thanks to the rock wall coming out of the outer works it is a field fault

I didn't say it wasn't a field fault, I just answered Andrew's question.