Can TLT target two ships?

By BCooper85, in X-Wing

If you destroy a ship with the first TLT shot can you target another ship with the second shot? Or is that OP?

Edited by BCooper85

No.

Is the same attack TWICE not different attacks, so same objective etc.

i asked this in the rules questions section last week.

General conscensus (as i thought) was that both attacks have to be at the same ship like with double shot ordnance.

Cool thanks guys, playing my girlfriend earlier I shot down a Z with the first shot so we just wanted to check.

Double shot against a single target, ala clusters

If the first shot kills, the 2nd is just for spite ;)

Double shot against a single target, ala clusters

If the first shot kills, the 2nd is just for spite ;)

:o:D:lol:

The thing I find kinda dumb about using the cluster missile as precedent is that the cluster missile is restricted by what ship the target lock is on. Twin laser turret has no such restriction. As such, it doesnt make much sense to me to have a limitation of only shooting one ship on the tlt.

Well the two guns are on the same single turret so it makes sense at least

Might be fun to have Clusters and TLT be allowed to hit a second target immediately behind the primary if the first shot is a kill shot. The shots fired are already heading in that direction.

Although that needlessly complicates things.

Also I cannot wait for an Empire ship with access to a Turret and EPT.. TLT Ruthless anyone?

The thing I find kinda dumb about using the cluster missile as precedent is that the cluster missile is restricted by what ship the target lock is on. Twin laser turret has no such restriction. As such, it doesnt make much sense to me to have a limitation of only shooting one ship on the tlt.

But Cluster Missiles remain limited to a single target when fired with Deadeye, removing the target lock requirement.

I'm pretty sure the card says perform this attack twice right? And technically you only declare one attack so it makes sense why you can only shoot at one target that way.