Which obstacle effect diverts the enemy?

Which obstacle effect diverts the enemy?

• A. Disrupt
• B. Turn
• C. Fix
• D. Block

Answer: (B)

This question tests how obstacle effects influence enemy movement. Turning is the effect that diverts the enemy by forcing them to change direction from their planned route, channeling their advance into a different path or terrain you’ve prepared. That redirection can place them into a more favorable kill zone or into a position where you have better firing control. The other effects don’t redirect movement in the same way: disrupting slows and disrupts cohesion, fixing holds the enemy in place, and blocking stops forward progress at a point. So the act of turning—redirecting the approach—is the effect that diverts the enemy.

This question tests how obstacle effects influence enemy movement. Turning is the effect that diverts the enemy by forcing them to change direction from their planned route, channeling their advance into a different path or terrain you’ve prepared. That redirection can place them into a more favorable kill zone or into a position where you have better firing control. The other effects don’t redirect movement in the same way: disrupting slows and disrupts cohesion, fixing holds the enemy in place, and blocking stops forward progress at a point. So the act of turning—redirecting the approach—is the effect that diverts the enemy.