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Originally Posted by sir_pudding
It's explicit in the text, sure, but it hardly makes any sense. The action of loading and firing a piece is the same in direct or indirect fire, why should it use different skills? The only difference is how the piece is laid in.
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There are edge cases, sure, but the line between skills has to be drawn
somewhere. And while using mortars in the two roles might differ little (although I believe that I'd use Artillery for mortars in all cases, as the fire is always indirect), there is clearly a difference betwen aiming a trebuchet and aiming a rifle.
And similar actions using different skills is not at all uncommon. Compare drawing a bead and pulling a trigger. That's Guns (Rifle) with an M-16, Guns Sport (Rifle) with an airsoft replica of it, Liquid Projector for a squirt gun and Beam Weapons (Rifle) when using MILES gear.