Cash in cards of player you just eliminated


⋅ According to this thread , if I elimate a player, and gain his cards, i cannot cash in a set if i have less than 5 cards in my hand.
⋅ I want to be able to cash in the cards of an eliminated opponent to prolong my turn if I have ...

Both are correct. I just killed an opponent, got his cards and want to cash them in immediately. What timminz is saying is that I won't be able to cash-in in mid turn because I have less than 5 cards.

In my situation, I had 1 card, gained 3 more. I had a cashable set, but because I don't have 5 ...

Twice now, in two different games, I have eliminated another player, and received cards enough to cash in. But it won't give me that option. But I see the log of the player before me who has eliminated a player, and immediately cashed in cards and then goes on to attack other players.

Why can't I ...

agree w/ dekloren

In my game... (conquer man), an opponent missed a turn, got 9 extra armies for that missed turn (due to the vast number of territories one owns in CM), and used those plus current army bonus to plow through a part of the board.

The stockpiling of armies still happens. This is a ...

agree w/ dekloren

In my game... (conquer man), an opponent missed a turn, got 9 extra armies for that missed turn (due to the vast number of territories one owns in CM), and used those plus current army bonus to plow through a part of the board.

The stockpiling of armies still happens. This is a ...

:bump:

I just encountered this concept on a game I'm currently playing. Why is a player who missed a turn given his armies deferred or not? Seems ot me that there should be a penalty. If there's another thread discussing this in greater detail, I apologize. This is what i found using search.

Honestly, I don't get the big deal. Looks fine to me.

Problem is that I use CC mostly on my work laptop, on which I cannot install Firefox, since I am not an administrator.

Box on board detailing next card redemption amount:
Specifics:

⋅ show somewhere on board how much next card redemption will be worth.

This will improve the following aspects of the site:

⋅ it will help gameplay. If i see an opponent has 3/4/5 cards, I might wait until ...