Standby vs Steady

[Armada Jim 298]

I tried searching, but didn't find this, so here goes:

A unit of snowtroopers waltzes into range 2 of some Fleet Troopers who are on Standby. What happens?

A. The Snowtroopers use Steady to shoot immediately after moving, and assuming they cause suppression, cancel the Standby.

B. Since Steady says "After you perform a move action, you may perform a free ranged attack action", they complete the move action whereupon Standby triggers before the next action, which is the free attack.

I think it's B, but I don't know if it's been clarified anywhere.

[Lemmiwinks86 627]

It's option B as you said. This is the key point of the rules:

"A standby token may be spent before any effects that trigger after an attack, attack action, move, or move action."

The Steady is an effect that triggers after the move action.

Edited June 13, 2018 by Lemmiwinks86

[oubobcat13 3]

I believe it would be B....

[bllaw 92]

I agree-I think It's B

Edited June 13, 2018 by bllaw

[Rauhughes 502]

I'm sure there's an email from alex standby and relentless with saber throw, seems to be the same scenario here - B is correct. 

[nashjaee 653]

8 minutes ago, Rauhughes said:

I'm sure there's an email from alex standby and relentless with saber throw, seems to be the same scenario here - B is correct. 

Even better, it's in the RRG itself on page 41.

B is absolutely the correct one.

[Rauhughes 502]

3 hours ago, nashjaee said:

Even better, it's in the RRG itself on page 41.

B is absolutely the correct one.

Did I tell you I'd seen it somewhere or what! Haha. Thanks for the clarification. 

[Turan 164]

It's odd that there was uncertainty and people posting "I think..." It was correctly answered and referenced in the first reply :P