Not sure if this has been talked about, how does the veteran turret gunner apply on a decimator since it has no primary arc? Does it allow for me to shoot from both directions of my turret indicator? If there are ships in range?

13 minutes ago, BobaFett009 said:

Not sure if this has been talked about, how does the veteran turret gunner apply on a decimator since it has no primary arc? Does it allow for me to shoot from both directions of my turret indicator? If there are ships in range?

His primary IS his double turret arc. So yes, he can shoot out both sides of his arc if he has targets on either side of him.

Since the Decimator has a double-turret primary weapon, and since a double-turret indicator literally means two separate single-turret indicators pointing in opposite directions... then yes, you can shoot out one side, then again out the other, in a single activation. The difficulty, of course, is getting yourself into a situation where you have enemies on both sides... most commonly, you'll find yourself with a single united front, rather than being caught in a crossfire.

17 hours ago, BobaFett009 said:

on a decimator since it has no primary arc?

Although i think the term is used every so often in the rules, there really isnt a 'primary arc' in 2E. There are primary weapons, that use specific arcs. Most of which happen to be the front standard arc, but the Decimator, uses a double turret arc (two single turrets opposite each other).