Etiquette on missed turns

Hi All,

I'm relatively new here, but have rapidly become addicted. Working on honing my skills, I play quite a few 2p live games, and from time to time the other player will miss a turn. It's sort of lame to win just because of that, so I wonder if it's more appropriate to take it easy on the other player for a turn in case they just missed one turn, or if I should adopt a No Mercy approach and take advantage. Interested to know your thoughts, sorry if it's been covered before; like I said, I'm new.

Cheers!

BTW irony: I missed a turn while I wrote this post

There is no mercy in war.

They join and if it is a two player game...all is fair in love and war.

I play at least a 4 player game and "Cap"...the only time is if that person is new and has not played caps before then I will warn him that he must keep his cap strong or I will take him out.

I like great players here on this site so I try to train them on what they are doing wrong and if they play poorly after that... then they will only learn by killing them.

You should have no mercy with ppl that let you wait for 5 whole minutes.
Its kind of not very polite to make ppl wait that long. It is even planned to make ppl miss turn after 2 minutes, (and give them 5 full minutes only when they start their turn in the first two minutes).

Really, they should just not miss turns. If you play a live game, pay attention!

How about in a long term game? A guy dutifully has taken the last 15 - 20 turns, misses one and presents a good oppurtunity, which u wouldnt have otherwise. Personally im inclined to not act, (the first time it happens at least), but it is a bit of cheap shot, and not such a fun way to gain advantage.

(Im referring to low capped cards here - i realize in an increasing game w high turn in u might be "forced" to act, as gameplay sometimes goes fast).

For me personally, I'd be angry with myself for missing the turn, but I wouldn't blame the next player to take advantage on it.

If you do want to be gallant and not take the advantage: you can always message everyone and see what they think about it.