Conquer Club

What happens to their armies and their cards? I looked in the rules, but couldn't find an answer.

Thanks.

heelinbrasil wrote:What happens to their armies and their cards? I looked in the rules, but couldn't find an answer.

Thanks.

in think they are given to there teamate

Armies and cards are given to the remaining player highest on the play order list.

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the.killing.44 wrote:Armies and cards are given to the remaining player highest on the play order list.

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on your team

They used to be neutralized, as a punishment for deadbeating, but this new system seems kind of rewarding in a number of situations. I don't think rewarding a rule-break is a good idea.

obliterationX wrote:They used to be neutralized, as a punishment for deadbeating, but this new system seems kind of rewarding in a number of situations. I don't think rewarding a rule-break is a good idea.

it's not exactly fair to the deadbeat's partner though, especially since the lower lvls tend to join games with strangers. as do i.

jammyjames wrote:

the.killing.44 wrote:Armies and cards are given to the remaining player highest on the play order list.

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on your team

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obliterationX wrote:They used to be neutralized, as a punishment for deadbeating, but this new system seems kind of rewarding in a number of situations. I don't think rewarding a rule-break is a good idea.

When did that happen? As far as I can recall, deadbeat armies have always gone to a teammate. They only go neutral in standard, or assassin games.

Timminz wrote:

obliterationX wrote:They used to be neutralized, as a punishment for deadbeating, but this new system seems kind of rewarding in a number of situations. I don't think rewarding a rule-break is a good idea.

When did that happen? As far as I can recall, deadbeat armies have always gone to a teammate. They only go neutral in standard, or assassin games.

no, that is what used to happen, they used to turn neutral, and would just screw the game up completely...-0

owenshooter wrote:

Timminz wrote:

obliterationX wrote:They used to be neutralized, as a punishment for deadbeating, but this new system seems kind of rewarding in a number of situations. I don't think rewarding a rule-break is a good idea.

When did that happen? As far as I can recall, deadbeat armies have always gone to a teammate. They only go neutral in standard, or assassin games.

no, that is what used to happen, they used to turn neutral, and would just screw the game up completely...-0

When did that change? I don't remember the old way. Then again, some of my most preferred pass-times are hell on the memory.