Selecting Opponents (R230C)
Normally people pair off one-against-one in combat, and engage characters in their own zone as much as possible. That
is, dispersed persons will pair off and exchange fire, while contact persons will tend to contact each other one-to-one. If
the enemy outnumbers you, they will add a second attacker against each target as evenly as possible, etc. If the enemy has
inferior numbers, you can decide which they attack, and which remain unattacked.
You can always order specific people in your party to engage specific targets, including having a number of people "gang
up" to attack a single target, even if the enemy is of equal or superior strength. The only exception is that your characters in
contact with an enemy must attack that enemy.
Remember that robots cannot attack, and are simply victims of attacks.