Few Questions...

[princess553311]

How do you play cards mid-turn? I've seen people play sets mid-turn after conquering someone.

Also, If someone deadbeats in a terminator game, can you conquer them for points?

[dominationnation]

read the FAQ

[john1099]

How do you play cards mid-turn? I've seen people play sets mid-turn after conquering someone.

Also, If someone deadbeats in a terminator game, can you conquer them for points?

If, after killing someone mid-turn, you have 5+ more cards in your hand, you may "cash" them, until you cannot cash anymore..

[Coleman]

you may "cash" them

Must actually, may is a little bit like asking someone if they want to hand you their purse at gun point. It isn't really a choice.

[freezie]

How do you play cards mid-turn? I've seen people play sets mid-turn after conquering someone.

Also, If someone deadbeats in a terminator game, can you conquer them for points?

Like stated, if you finish up a player and end up with 5+ cards, you HAVE to play them before doing anything else.


Quick answer...yes. But if you finish up the other players first, the game end without the deadbeater beeing beaten.

[AK_iceman]

you may "cash" them

Must actually, may is a little bit like asking someone if they want to hand you their purse at gun point. It isn't really a choice.

Actually, you can choose to run out of time on your turn and start the next round with 6+ cards.

[safariguy5]

you may "cash" them

Must actually, may is a little bit like asking someone if they want to hand you their purse at gun point. It isn't really a choice.

Actually, you can choose to run out of time on your turn and start the next round with 6+ cards.

I assume this is for escalating card games. I see no real point in holding cards if it's flat rate.

[Coleman]

you may "cash" them

Must actually, may is a little bit like asking someone if they want to hand you their purse at gun point. It isn't really a choice.

Actually, you can choose to run out of time on your turn and start the next round with 6+ cards.

I stand corrected.

[yeti_c]

you may "cash" them

Must actually, may is a little bit like asking someone if they want to hand you their purse at gun point. It isn't really a choice.

Actually, you can choose to run out of time on your turn and start the next round with 6+ cards.

I stand corrected.

So in your analogy - you do nothing and the police arrive within the hour?!

C.

[Coleman]

you may "cash" them

Must actually, may is a little bit like asking someone if they want to hand you their purse at gun point. It isn't really a choice.

Actually, you can choose to run out of time on your turn and start the next round with 6+ cards.

I stand corrected.

So in your analogy - you do nothing and the police arrive within the hour?!

C.

I was thinking more of like you argue with the guy for an hour and then he later shoots you for being a cheap bastard.

I know I'd gang up on whoever choose to delay their turn in like that for escalating, or even flat rate really.

[john1099]

Ok, let me verify my own post..
If you have 5+ cards, you need to cash down to less than 4.
Better, yes, thanks, i know, i suck, but deal with it

anyways, the reason you don't get points if someone deadbeats in a terminator game, is because you have not eliminated them yet.
If you eliminate them, after they have deadbeated, then they are still considered a person, and you get their points

Hope the helps, and AK, glad we're on the same page

[joeyjordison]

you may "cash" them

Must actually, may is a little bit like asking someone if they want to hand you their purse at gun point. It isn't really a choice.

Actually, you can choose to run out of time on your turn and start the next round with 6+ cards.

have you ever done that AK? i'd love to see the look on everyone's faces when you triple cash at the start of your turn

[AK_iceman]

you may "cash" them

Must actually, may is a little bit like asking someone if they want to hand you their purse at gun point. It isn't really a choice.

Actually, you can choose to run out of time on your turn and start the next round with 6+ cards.

have you ever done that AK? i'd love to see the look on everyone's faces when you triple cash at the start of your turn

Yeah, I did it once with 9 cards. But just as a test, not in a real game.

[joeyjordison]

ah i'd love to do some of these stupid tricks in a real game but its never usually worth it. like triple cashing. when is it actually the best thing to do?
-not very often

[b.k. barunt]

Knowing that you were holding 9 cards could tend to intimidate some opponents from attacking you.