Lol, so it can be even worse than I described; great news

My question hasn't been answered though: Why is all of this acceptable? Is it simply because the program allows you to do it? That's not really a great answer...I was hoping to get an answer on whether or not this behavior was intentional ...

Lol, so it can be even worse than I described; great news

My question hasn't been answered though: Why is all of this acceptable? Is it simply because the program allows you to do it? That's not really a great answer...I was hoping to get an answer on whether or not this behavior was intentional ...

When you eliminate someone and get their cards and have 5 or more, it "forces" you to cash in immediately. But instead you can just let your turn time out and end up starting the next turn with anywhere between 6-9 (you have 4 to start your turn and eliminate someone with 5).

Just like the other ...

What is annoying about this is it makes everyone wait longer to do this "tactic." If it is acceptable practice, there should be a "skip turn" button so that we don't have to all wait an hour (or 24 hours when someone is intentionally skipping their whole turn).

So I've noticed some people intentionally letting their turn time out after earning more than 5 cards in order to hold on to them for their next turn. Is this considered legal gameplay?

On a related note, I've also noticed people intentionally skipping their turn to save their troops for later in ...