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Post by Davy Wagnarok on Aug 10, 2015 15:19:22 GMT
Post any questions you have regarding the banking of cards and when they can be used to purchase new cards from the Pit-Stop.
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Post by lance on Aug 11, 2015 15:04:16 GMT
some questions:
- banking is done after receiving the 3 brawl of the pitstop correct? - Can i first add something to the bank and then cash in? - can i cash as much as i want or do i NEED to cash everything? - suppose i have 3$ in bank ready to cash and i exceed my hand limit: what is the order of action? what if first bank unitl i reach 7 cards in hand , then cash in and draw more cards exceeding my limit again? can i repeat this process ad infinitum?
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Post by Davy Wagnarok on Aug 12, 2015 14:45:55 GMT
I'll answer these in order: -There is no rule for when you must bank cards, though I would assume that players would like to first collect the nominal 3 Brawl cards before they do. You could shop for cards and then decide to bank what's left. It's really up to the player's discretion. The Pit-Stop is kind flexible when it comes to its order of operations. -Negative. A player must wait a full combat round before the cards are converted into cash. So you will never see an instance where a player will bank a card and instantly use it to purchase something at the Pit-Stop. -You can cash as much as you want, though you cannot enter the next round with more than 7 cards in your hand. If you have nine cards, for instance, then you must choose and bank two of them before proceeding into the next combat round. -Well, you can't cash in the cards you just purchased because they take a full combat round to process into money. You could, however, decide to bank a card you just drew from the Pit-Stop, but again, it won't be ready to use until the next Pit-Stop.
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Post by lance on Aug 24, 2015 18:04:49 GMT
ok then:
- pit stop starts and you collect 3 brawl - you "shop" with whatever you banked in the previous turn - you bank for the next turn (you MUST do it if you have more than 7 cards)
is that right?
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Post by Davy Wagnarok on Aug 24, 2015 19:50:47 GMT
You've got it!
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