Reality testing firearm rules

[Kromm]

Generic task-difficulty modifiers are, well, generic. You need to define them for each task, and there are infinite possible tasks. In the Basic Set, we felt that "shooting targets at the range" wasn't all that important, but Tactical Shooting goes into detail. Its "up to a total of +10" stacks with the bonuses from Accuracy, bracing, additional Aim, sights, All-Out Attack, etc.; the only thing it doesn't stack with is the extended bonus for Aim from precision aiming.

[DouglasCole]

Originally Posted by Kromm

Generic task-difficulty modifiers are, well, generic. You need to define them for each task, and there are infinite possible tasks. In the Basic Set, we felt that "shooting targets at the range" wasn't all that important, but Tactical Shooting goes into detail. Its "up to a total of +10" stacks with the bonuses from Accuracy, bracing, additional Aim, sights, All-Out Attack, etc.; the only thing it doesn't stack with is the extended bonus for Aim from precision aiming.

I'll also note that it's pretty easy to stack up the firearm bonuses for various range activities using the various dedicated actions from On Target, Pyr 3/77.

[sir_pudding]

Originally Posted by Ulzgoroth

Notably that's just the +3 for lacking stressors, unless you want to assert that there's a combat bonus for melee in high-visibility environments...

Sure, but that's +11 to hit a dummy.