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<blockquote data-quote="Felix" data-source="post: 497521" data-attributes="member: 3929">drnuncheon: where does it give units for movement? It never does. It says 30 ft, but it does not say 30 ft per round (nor does it say 30 ft per move action to be fair).To point at this:&nbsp;and say that this means explicitly (30 feet)/(round) is absurd as the citation is unclear.When it says base speed 30 ft, it gives no time incriments.When it says One Round (Tactical) Walk 30 ft. it just might mean that the character is taking two movement actions while moving at half speed. When it says One Round (Tactical) Hustle 60 ft. it just might mean that the character can move 30 feet with one movement action and that this is a characters normal speed. Who is to say that that is not what Base Speed 30 ft means?I can understand how both arguments make sense, and you delivered yours with clarity BTW, but what is the hole in this argument?What makes it a flaw to state that Hustle = Normal (Tactical) Movement?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Felix, post: 497521, member: 3929"] drnuncheon: where does it give units for movement? It never does. It says 30 ft, but it does not say 30 ft per round (nor does it say 30 ft per move action to be fair). To point at this: and say that this means explicitly (30 feet)/(round) is absurd as the citation is unclear. When it says base speed 30 ft, it gives no time incriments. When it says One Round (Tactical) Walk 30 ft. it just might mean that the character is taking two movement actions while moving at half speed. When it says One Round (Tactical) Hustle 60 ft. it just might mean that the character can move 30 feet with one movement action and that this is a characters normal speed. Who is to say that that is not what Base Speed 30 ft means? I can understand how both arguments make sense, and you delivered yours with clarity BTW, but what is the hole in this argument? What makes it a flaw to state that Hustle = Normal (Tactical) Movement? [/QUOTE]

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