En Garde, n00b!, Or, the nitty gritty of Cybercombat Options

[paws2sky]

After GMing a rather magic-centric group for a couple months, I've joined a rather tech-centric group so I can get some play time in. Since the group I was GMing never really messed around with the matrix rules, I realized that I had a big gap in my knowledge when it comes almost everything Matrix.

Ryu's Introduction into the Matrix Rules helped fill in many of the gaps, but I'm still very fuzzy on Cybercombat. I'm hoping either he or someone else could help fill in the last few missing pieces.

Here's what I've been able to piece together:

1. To engage in Cybercombat, you must be aware of your target and within range.
   
   • For AR users, both the attacker and defender need to be within Signal range of each other.
   • For VR users/IC/Agents, both attacker and defender need to be in the same node.
   • If your target is unaware your presense, you get to test for Surprise.
2. Roll Initiative.
   
   • AR users use their normal Initiative and Passes.
   • Full VR users use their Matrix Initiative and Passes.
3. Cybercombat proceeds as per normal combat...
   
   • Attacker rolls Cybercombat + Program Rating (using Attack/Blackout/Black Hammer) vs. Defender's Response + Firewall (+Hacking if on full defense)
   • IC/Agents use their Rating in place of Cybercombat, Response, Firewall.
   • Damage is resisted with either System + Armor (vs. Attack) or Willpower + Biofeedback Filters (vs. Black Hammer/Blackout).
   • IC/Agents and AR users are immune to the effects of Blackout and Black Hammer.

Correct?
Any steps I'm missing?

-paws