my teammate must die

mattyjay · Post by **mattyjay** » Mon Nov 13, 2006 8:37 pm

This has probably been asked before...Is it possible to eliminate your teammate in a doubles or triples game? What happens to the teammate's cards in that case?

D.IsleRealBrown · Post by **D.IsleRealBrown** » Mon Nov 13, 2006 8:52 pm

Happens all the time, in some cases it could win you the game. A smart teammate knows when it's time to go.

Yes, you get their cards.

tals · Post by **tals** » Tue Nov 14, 2006 1:42 am

D.IsleRealBrown wrote:Happens all the time, in some cases it could win you the game. A smart teammate knows when it's time to go.

Yes, you get their cards.

Agreed - you definitely want to get the teammate before someone else does and you should have the advantage of knowing what cards they have if they are communicating.

Tals

chauf · Post by **chauf** » Tue Nov 14, 2006 9:49 am

It's always nice taking out Tals when he has no place to run! ;0

FT!

ghoste99 · Post by **ghoste99** » Wed Nov 15, 2006 9:03 pm

I was once playing team capital risk with a couple of friends of mine, and my brother and his ally showed eachother there capitals at the beggining ( like you should ) and then right as they where about to lose my brother killed his allys capital took all his cards cashed in for a ton of units and ended up winning the game.

If your ally is going to die like next turn any way and he only has like 1 guy on a place, you mite as well just kill him since it would help your team out.

DraconisOrion · Post by **DraconisOrion** » Wed Nov 15, 2006 9:05 pm

Always good in taking Chauf out too. Well most of the time he isnt the teammate, but its still good taking him out!

Yeah in all honesty, if you know your team mate doesnt stand much of a chance, and you cant really support him/her that much, discuss it with them...Very rarely will you get a partner that complains, and in those cases they probably werent a good or supportive partner anyway.