nuclear spoils question

[GeneralJestix]

If i eliminate someone with my nuclear spoils, do i get their cards?

[iamkoolerthanu]

im not 100 percent sure, but I dont think you do...

[Echospree]

I'm pretty sure you do, actually.

[eddie2]

yes you do

[Aesop Jones]

I've got a nuke question myself:

If you nuke yourself out of existence in a Terminator game, do you keep your points?

[eddie2]

why nuc yourself just time out after playing shot to save geting card 5

[AAFitz]

why nuc yourself just time out after playing shot to save geting card 5

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[Aesop Jones]

You missed the point. Say you've already hit five cards. Say you've got one territory that you're forced to nuke. Say your opponents knocked out every territory but that one.

I'm not talking about exploits. I'm talking about the mechanics themselves. What happens when you push the button and go all Dyson-in-Terminator-2?

[gregory7]

for the first, yes. i am 100% positive

[gamerzz]

You missed the point. Say you've already hit five cards. Say you've got one territory that you're forced to nuke. Say your opponents knocked out every territory but that one.

I'm not talking about exploits. I'm talking about the mechanics themselves. What happens when you push the button and go all Dyson-in-Terminator-2?

that's interesting.

here's another one: what happens if in an assassin game, you nuke out of existence TWO people?

[iamkoolerthanu]

You missed the point. Say you've already hit five cards. Say you've got one territory that you're forced to nuke. Say your opponents knocked out every territory but that one.

I'm not talking about exploits. I'm talking about the mechanics themselves. What happens when you push the button and go all Dyson-in-Terminator-2?

that's interesting.

here's another one: what happens if in an assassin game, you nuke out of existence TWO people?

in the game log, the spoils will show up, and in the order of their naming, thats the order that the territories are 'nuked'. Example: spoila, spoil b, and spoil c are played. The first territory to be nuked wuld be a, killing that territory. the seond would be b, killing that territory, then c. so if there was a player on territory b and c, each with only one territory left, b would be eliminated before c was. I might not have explained that clearly, sorry about that

[natty dread]

what happens if in an assassin game, you nuke out of existence TWO people?

The first one to get nuked counts.

[Aesop Jones]

So the spoils get played in the order you receive them, yeah? That's genuinely terrifying then.

[Shovalis]

I've got a nuke question myself:

If you nuke yourself out of existence in a Terminator game, do you keep your points?

so what's the answer to this?

[iamkoolerthanu]

I've got a nuke question myself:

If you nuke yourself out of existence in a Terminator game, do you keep your points?

so what's the answer to this?

I would assume that you would keep your points... otherwise who would get them? But I haven't seen any examples of this yet, although I am sure that there are a few.. Does anyone else know?

[iamkoolerthanu]

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I found this in another thread... When the game is completed, we will see who gets the points...

[b00kw0rm]

I would think neutral player gets your points, since the game log records that Neutral Player eliminated you if you nuke yourself out of existence... not sure though as I have yet to play nuclear spoils.

[Streaker]

Nah, I'm quite sure that the winner of that game gets your points.

[darth emperor]

Yes,the winner of the game gets your points. Just like if one player deadbeats in a terminator an no one takes him out.

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[SirSebstar]

EDITED TO UPDATE ACCURACY OF MY REPLY
If a player in a terminator game gets nuked dead BY HIMSELF, his points will go to the victor of the game, much like deadbeat points.

points cannot go to a neutral player.

nuclear spoils, like any other spoils are played in the fashion that you got them. So the 'oldest' card gets played first.

In an assassin game If you take out 2 players with one set, the victor will be the hunter of the first player eliminated, thus the first card played, thus the oldest card you have recieved.

and to add, if you nuke someone out into oblivion, you WILL get their cards. His points(along with cards) will go to the player with the nuke cards.

[eddie2]

If a player in a terminator game gets nuked dead, his points will go to the victor of the game, much like deadbeat points.

points cannot go to a neutral player.

nuclear spoils, like any other spoils are played in the fashion that you got them. So the 'oldest' card gets played first.

In an assassin game If you take out 2 players with one set, the victor will be the hunter of the first player eliminated, thus the first card played, thus the oldest card you have recieved.

well this needs to be sorted out because if you have 5 cards and have to play them and get 2 kills 1 for u to win and one for the other player to win then its not right. i should be the order you mark the cards

[SirSebstar]

well, if you care, you could make a suggestion.
you could refer to this game as a reference and state your case using the form supplied.

[Forza AZ]

I've got a nuke question myself:

If you nuke yourself out of existence in a Terminator game, do you keep your points?

so what's the answer to this?

I would assume that you would keep your points... otherwise who would get them? But I haven't seen any examples of this yet, although I am sure that there are a few.. Does anyone else know?

I would guess it is the same as when you deadbeat in a terminator game. The player that wins the game in the end will get your points.

[Phr34ky]

Has the first question of this thread been answered? Who gets the cards?

Also, if I nuke myself in a team game, where do the cards go? Or if I nuke my teammate in a doubles game, do I get his cards?

[SirSebstar]

EDITED TO UPDATE ACCURACY OF MY REPLY

If a player in a terminator game gets nuked dead BY HIMSELF, his points will go to the victor of the game, much like deadbeat points.

points cannot go to a neutral player.

nuclear spoils, like any other spoils are played in the fashion that you got them. So the 'oldest' card gets played first.

In an assassin game If you take out 2 players with one set, the victor will be the hunter of the first player eliminated, thus the first card played, thus the oldest card you have recieved.

and to add, if you nuke someone out into oblivion, you WILL get their cards. His points(along with cards) will go to the player with the nuke cards.