Is it because flurry allows you to make two 'attack' actions, not 'power' actions as they are now known? What does bcf count as? This really does not make sense. But this game doesnt at times, sometimes the wording of the power and abilities descriptions just dont make sense at all.

The two attacks of Flurry are not actions, they are just attacks. Since Incapacitate requires a close (or ranged) combat action to activate it you can't use it (you don't have the action to assign). BCF does not require an action to activate it, it can be activated for free when the character is given a close combat action (which is what you did to activate Flurry).

I hear what ur saying maestro but could u keep a straight face when writing ur response lol

"words they mean nothing so you cant hurt me, i said words they mean nothing so you cant stop me, oh i said ur eyes they see nothing so you cant stop me, i said words they mean nothing so you cant hurt me"

we all know what bcf represents lets just go nuts about why nightcrawler is carrying a sword but doesnt have bcf lol and i already know the answer what with him being TOO sick, heck thats true lol

He'd make a good engineer on star trek, talking all that rubbish about coaxial power actions and attack matrixes!
(laughs endlessly at his own joke. What a proffesional.)



But thanks anyway, Mr. Maestro.

The rulings and clarifications from septrmber say incapacitate may be used on the same character twice in one round.This will happen only if a character has both incapacitate and flurry, or if the same characteris attacked twice in the same round by two different characters that have incapacitate

thats funny...you could incapicitate someone once, then do it again with someone else and push them. He he he he.
(giggles)

I used judge Hershey to do this just today. Strange that this topic came up today

The rulings for September were a facet of the old rules system, however, and no longer apply, which is why they are not listed with the most recent FAQs.

Judge Hershey cannot use Flurry and Incapacitate together.