Very true!There are many ways to kill an enemy.
But yes, the wording "you must immediately attack your enemies and you won’t stop until you or all enemies in sight are Broken" can include reloading if you want it to.
Also remember that panic can be triggered in many other ways than rolling a 1 when firing a gun.
On p.104 it is stated that "When triggering Overkill, you must immediately attack your enemies and you won't stop until you or all enemies in sight are Broken". So, that's how long Overkill last.Sorry to be a pain.
If you're under the effects of Overkill due to a panic roll do you get a fresh set of actions for that turn or do you have to wait until your slow/fast actions refresh next turn?
Also I'm assuming is Overkill not subject to the usual rule of the effects of Panic only lasting 1 round?
Makes sense to me, thanks Fenhorn.On p.104 it is stated that "When triggering Overkill, you must immediately attack your enemies and you won't stop until you or all enemies in sight are Broken". So, that's how long Overkill last.Sorry to be a pain.
If you're under the effects of Overkill due to a panic roll do you get a fresh set of actions for that turn or do you have to wait until your slow/fast actions refresh next turn?
Also I'm assuming is Overkill not subject to the usual rule of the effects of Panic only lasting 1 round?
Several Panic results have forced panic actions. Since Overkill replaces the panic result, I would go with the same rule, meaning that you do it as your next action or if the panic result was due to a skill check action, that action is immediately replaced by the Overkill action, even if you rolled a success. This is how I read it.