Anti-Air and line of sight required

Hey together,

Do a AA Must have LOS to an Aircraft to Fire Supressing Fire, if it is in ambush

If it is Not in ambush i think Lign of sight is required

Just common sense. I would not, for example, let a pintle machine gun fire at an aircraft from inside a wooded area.

Maniac-Eye wrote:Hey together,

Do a AA Must have LOS to an Aircraft to Fire Supressing Fire,  if it is in ambush

If it is Not in ambush i think Lign of sight is required

It's an Aircraft.

In the Sky.

There aren't many places for it to hide.

Movement, and thus position is abstracted because it can literally cross the largest battlefield in mere moments.

Range, and thus position is abstracted because it could be anywhere, and you could have shot it at any point as it buzzes around the sky.

How on earth would you go about determining whether or not line of sight was obstructed?