I was looking over the conflict rules and noticed that the rules for conceding aren't entirely clear.
The book states that if you want to concede, it must be done before the roll that takes you out. What it doesn't clarify is whether this means you can concede after a roll that gives you stress or consequences, but not a Taken Out result, or you can only concede before the dice are rolled for any attack at all, and once they're rolled, you have to wait until the next time you're attacked to concede.
I interpreted this originally to mean that if you take stress from an attack but don't take a consequence and aren't taken out, you can take a concession. It differs from how concessions work in Spirit of the Century, but it made sense to me based on what the text in the book said.
I'm just wondering if anyone else has another interpretation, or if there's an official ruling on it?