That videogame was amazing.
I read it like Fenhorn but in fairness the card says "Model moves Long distance vertically and fires Aimed from there and then lands on the same spot (cost 1 m-point)
or flies Long distance (in any direction and across any terrrain) per m-point spent (cannot be used to Charge)."
Which can be read as:
1 Model flies up, then EITHER shoots and lands back down (1 m-point) OR moves ignoring terrain (1 or more m-points)
2 Model flies up, shoots (1 m-point) , then EITHER lands back down OR moves ignoring terrain (for additional m-points)
The italicised
or in the card text implies to me it's a choice between moving and shooting, otherwise flying away is an extra option, not a choice. But the lack of "either" makes it hazy, it's not a hill I'd die on
