You do have to take a suppression when you activate this (on the Super Tactical Droid ) but droids don’t really care about suppression until you get to panic territory, which is minimum four for the Super Tactical Droid. It’s also a nice little safety valve for your B1s if your coordinate chain gets broken up (or if you want to do that on purpose to spread out). Override is especially strong for units that have AI but don’t have coordinate or good access to faceups, which is actually a lot of good units: dekas, BX droids, B2s, and yes, Magnaguards.
Yes, CIS can sort of mitigate the downsides of AI through careful list building, tight positioning, and use of coordinate, but mitigating AI and ignoring AI are very much not the same thing. If you want to hear me soap box about it, feel free to listen to this Scoundrels Episode. I’m going to restrain my disdain for the existence of this keyword here and just talk about the tactical implications. All three of these are unique (yes, even the generic) which means you can only take one Super Tactical Droid, period, regardless of which version you take. We will hit some of the new keywords here and then look at how the three tactical droids are different from each other.
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