OK since there is no need for me to fire down there, consider me delaying actions, being in full cover on the edge of skylight. Also, remeber this situation for future references, when some of us may want to lay down supressive fire, since I feel this use of supressive fire is strictly against RAW:
Any character that is currently in the suppressed area (but not
behind cover or prone), or who moves into or out of the area before the
shooter’s next Action Phase, risks catching some flying lead. That char-acter must make a Reaction + Edge Test (+ Dodge if on full defense) with a threshold equal to the hits scored by the suppressing attacker. If
the test fails, the character is hit, suffering damage at the weapon’s base
Damage Value. Characters in the suppressed area who do not move,
remain behind full cover, or simply drop prone are not at risk.
Cover and Suppressive Fire
e rules for suppressive re state that if a target drops
prone or takes cover from an attacker while in a suppressive re
zone, she is safe from the e ects of the zone. ere are, however,
some circumstances and certain forms of suppressive fire for
which this does not apply. For example, dropping prone against
machine gun re is ineffective when the attack is coming from
above, and it is difficult to take cover when the suppressive re
zone is coming from all directions at once, as is the case with
a cluster bomb or a Fire Cloud spell. The gamemaster has the
final say over what constitutes protection from damage in a
suppressive fire zone.
quoted WAR examples...supressive fire from all directions, or above...
but you are right, GM is free to say that any area is supressed.
Well, that means I wont move or take any action untill situation changes or some real action is needed
