First one to pass still get first turn?
What is up with being the first one to pass and you still need to start the next turn?
What is up with being the first one to pass and you still need to start the next turn?
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If you go second in round 1 and pass on even points, you'll go first in round 2.
Other example: if you go first in round 1 and dry pass right away, even if the opponent also passes right away you'll go second in round 2. It would be pretty punishing if you had to go first both times.
Other example: if you go first in round 1 and dry pass right away, even if the opponent also passes right away you'll go second in round 2. It would be pretty punishing if you had to go first both times.
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devivre;n10790381 said:
I had to go first both rounds though.
I opened with Voorhis for a 20 point reveal and passed after my opponent didnt catch up.
He then also passed right away.
And i had the joy of also starting the second round for some reason.
cloak111;n10790391 said:
This has never been the case, dunno where you got that from.
Last to pass starts the next round.
I've been operating under the same assumption as cloak111 since after my first few games and can't recall ever having been surprised by who went first when.
Good grief, I do miss a freaking rule book.
Good grief, I do miss a freaking rule book.
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uhm nope, you win the round, you go first next round... always.TheEpicWhale;n10792951 said:
Did they change that? I'm positive that I had several games where even points resulted in a new coinflip. Didn't stop to check who started the round or who had how many cards though.
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Sure does. I do remember seeing several r2 coinflips though.
/edit: next project: build a deck that maximizes the odds of a draw. Or ask support, I guess.
/edit: next project: build a deck that maximizes the odds of a draw. Or ask support, I guess.
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Huh. Guess it's not the first time my memory screwed me over.
Thanks!
Thanks!
XD i have been playing this game for over a year now under the wrong assumptions then .... wow
My bad. Guess most game where the 1st one who passes also loses the round in my case???.....
My bad. Guess most game where the 1st one who passes also loses the round in my case???.....
TheEpicWhale;n10792951 said:
This is how it has always worked. It’s never been any different. Whoever won the previous round goes first in the next. It’s for balance. Because going first is universally worse, the winner of a round has to go first. If someone who lost had to go first that would be awful and unbalanced. If you won on even cards, the opponent plays -1, then you play a spy and they have to play -2, that would be so unfair.
The fact that you think whoever passes first goes first is incorrect, and it’s hilarious that you think it’s always been like that when it never has.
EternalJxx;n10795481 said:
already admitted my mistake, at least bother to read everything if you reply to something
probably down to playstyle. depends on whether the round winner can edge out far enough or the round loser over-commits.TheEpicWhale;n10795241 said:
TheEpicWhale;n10792951 said:
It's interesting that you have been playing so long and has this wrong that whole time.
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