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Post by Vyt: Down, but Not Out on Jul 15, 2008 16:31:05 GMT -5
Q. In the case of a double-knockout (both active Fighters KO'd in one turn) Who plays their next active fighter first?A. Since your turn ends right after you attack, this means that whoever initiated the attack must end their turn and let their opponent set their active fighter first. This doesn't explain what the first player must do, and how the game must continue. Will the second player skip their turn because the first player has no Active Fighter? When will the first player put his next Active Fighter? Q.Can I attack on the same time I retreat/switch allies?A. No. (?) Actually, there must be an order. Since the Attack Phase is the end of turn, retreating is ALLOWED before attacking. The reverse cannot happen, however.
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Post by Killix on Jul 15, 2008 16:37:15 GMT -5
This doesn't explain what the first player must do, and how the game must continue. Will the second player skip their turn because the first player has no Active Fighter? When will the first player put his next Active Fighter? I was only collecting Q&A that were posted on this thread. I wrote down what I found, and am only going by that. I'm guessing the opponent just simply cannot attack? Either that, or as soon as your active Fighter is KO'd you must replace it. I think one of the rules is that you must always have an active Fighter out at all times, so I suppose the true answer is this: Q. In the case of a double-knockout (both active Fighters KO'd in one turn) Who plays their next active fighter first?A. You must replace your active Fighter with a benched ally if your attack results in a double-KO. Your opponent will be able to set their active Fighter immediately afterwards and the match and turns will continue as normal. Actually, there must be an order. Since the Attack Phase is the end of turn, retreating is ALLOWED before attacking. The reverse cannot happen, however. Obviously you can retreat before attacking, that's not what the question was. XD It was basically "Can I switch allies and then attack?" Which I assume the answer was "no"
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Post by Vyt: Down, but Not Out on Jul 15, 2008 16:47:26 GMT -5
This doesn't explain what the first player must do, and how the game must continue. Will the second player skip their turn because the first player has no Active Fighter? When will the first player put his next Active Fighter? I was only collecting Q&A that were posted on this thread. I wrote down what I found, and am only going by that. I'm guessing the opponent just simply cannot attack? Either that, or as soon as your active Fighter is KO'd you must replace it. I think one of the rules is that you must always have an active Fighter out at all times, so I suppose the true answer is this: Q. In the case of a double-knockout (both active Fighters KO'd in one turn) Who plays their next active fighter first?A. You must replace your active Fighter with a benched ally if your attack results in a double-KO. Your opponent will be able to set their active Fighter immediately afterwards and the match and turns will continue as normal. Oh, so it's like between turns? Love for Pokemon TCG. Actually, there must be an order. Since the Attack Phase is the end of turn, retreating is ALLOWED before attacking. The reverse cannot happen, however. Obviously you can retreat before attacking, that's not what the question was. XD It was basically "Can I switch allies and then attack?" Which I assume the answer was "no" Not to sound like a Nazi (which I'm not, mind you :3), but whenever I hear/read something like "do something on the same time I do something else", I immediately think of three things: 1. Do something before I do something else, 2. Do something after I do something else; or 3. Do something while I do something else. So to explain, that question can be put in some kind of misunderstanding. A little rephrasing won't hurt.
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Post by Killix on Jul 15, 2008 17:18:02 GMT -5
Not to sound like a Nazi (which I'm not, mind you :3), but whenever I hear/read something like "do something on the same time I do something else", I immediately think of three things: 1. Do something before I do something else, 2. Do something after I do something else; or 3. Do something while I do something else. So to explain, that question can be put in some kind of misunderstanding. A little rephrasing won't hurt. but by simply going by the order of the turn phases, retreating must be done before attacking, so the question can only mean one thing. *shrugs* XD
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Post by Jina on Jul 15, 2008 20:15:43 GMT -5
Q.Can I attack on the same time I retreat/switch allies?A. No. (?) Erm... Yes, actually ^^ Rider said no at first because it was part of the PTCG rules, but Amneiger pointed out that it wasn't and so it became allowed.
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Post by Killix on Jul 15, 2008 20:42:40 GMT -5
Erm... Yes, actually ^^ Rider said no at first because it was part of the PTCG rules, but Amneiger pointed out that it wasn't and so it became allowed. See, this is why we need an FAQ. XD We have disjointed info all over the place.
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Post by Killix on Jul 17, 2008 19:44:25 GMT -5
QUESTION! When does the poison status effect activate? After it is inflicted? After you draw? After you attack? Anyone?
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Post by Vyt: Down, but Not Out on Jul 18, 2008 14:46:31 GMT -5
QUESTION! When does the poison status effect activate? After it is inflicted? After you draw? After you attack? Anyone? Methinks it activates after drawing. No particular reason, but it felt like the most logical way to inflict poison damage.
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Post by Omni on Jul 18, 2008 15:00:42 GMT -5
Anyone? Methinks it activates after drawing. No particular reason, but it felt like the most logical way to inflict poison damage. I think it's at the start of your turn, like in the Pokémon TCG. Besides, after drawing could mean it would take effect when you use cards like Treasure Hunt.
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Post by Vyt: Down, but Not Out on Jul 18, 2008 15:36:30 GMT -5
Methinks it activates after drawing. No particular reason, but it felt like the most logical way to inflict poison damage. I think it's at the start of your turn, like in the Pokémon TCG. Besides, after drawing could mean it would take effect when you use cards like Treasure Hunt. The Drawing Phase is done as the start of a turn, so I don't think it makes a substantial difference.
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Post by Omni on Jul 18, 2008 16:30:45 GMT -5
I think it's at the start of your turn, like in the Pokémon TCG. Besides, after drawing could mean it would take effect when you use cards like Treasure Hunt. The Drawing Phase is done as the start of a turn, so I don't think it makes a substantial difference. Well, the way you worded it could be confusing. If it's just before/after the drawing phase, that would be alright. Come to think of it, I think in the Pokémon TCG, poison may have been at the end of your turn. I don't remember for sure. One of those 'changing turns' points.
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Post by Vyt: Down, but Not Out on Jul 18, 2008 16:40:46 GMT -5
The Drawing Phase is done as the start of a turn, so I don't think it makes a substantial difference. Well, the way you worded it could be confusing. If it's just before/after the drawing phase, that would be alright. Come to think of it, I think in the Pokémon TCG, poison may have been at the end of your turn. I don't remember for sure. One of those 'changing turns' points. In Pokemon TCG, poison damage occurs "between turns".
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Post by Rider on Jul 18, 2008 20:01:06 GMT -5
Well, the way you worded it could be confusing. If it's just before/after the drawing phase, that would be alright. Come to think of it, I think in the Pokémon TCG, poison may have been at the end of your turn. I don't remember for sure. One of those 'changing turns' points. In Pokemon TCG, poison damage occurs "between turns". [glow=red,2,300]Poison's once every round in this game, after your active fighter attacks. ^_^ Because I'm cheep like that.[/glow]
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Post by Killix on Jul 18, 2008 22:13:58 GMT -5
In Pokemon TCG, poison damage occurs "between turns". [glow=red,2,300]Poison's once every round in this game, after your active fighter attacks. ^_^ Because I'm cheep like that.[/glow] After which active fighter attacks? The one inflicted with poison or the one who inflicted the poison? You really need to post these rule details, y'know. =P
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Post by Omni on Jul 18, 2008 23:54:51 GMT -5
[glow=red,2,300]Poison's once every round in this game, after your active fighter attacks. ^_^ Because I'm cheep like that.[/glow] After which active fighter attacks? The one inflicted with poison or the one who inflicted the poison? You really need to post these rule details, y'know. =P And if one chooses not to attack?
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