So I and I notice others have their turns skipped.. I feel bad when I take advantage of people and it sort of hurts the games I play.. I'm wondering if people would be willing to have sort of a code when it comes to this..

The Main one is if at the beginning you are the same level and you only supposed to get one move.. do not use two moves.. just cool down instead to make it fair and to not exploit that glitch..

1)Where if both my turns are skipped.. My opponent cools down both turns out of respect and fairness(still an advantage but a sign of good will also if you just didn't cool down the other guy would think your turn was skipped as well so that doesn't work..) and vice versa

2) If one of my turns are skipped.. My opponent cools down once to make it even.. And vice versa

This is just sort of a gentleman's thing if anyone is interested.. If you'd like I'll add you to this list where we'll follow these rules with each other
RupertAngier

Lol well you didn't cool down that extra turn against me.

All I really do is not attack a second time on my first turn if we are the same level. Or if the opponent does nothing on his first turn ( when they have 2 actions) I will also do nothing. If they do nothing on the first turn and have only 1 action... I will just put my shield on and do nothing else.

If they stop during a match... it just throws things way off, so I am probably going to beat on them. I do quit sometimes if it is someone who gives me a hard time in battles, but is not attacking me for what ever reason.

unless the match is a total blow out then i normally will do this anyway. but i have yet to get the same respect in return. and deflower youd never take just 1 turn when we are at the same level and i only start out with 1

I have a question about this Gentlemen's Agreement.

If opponent get's heat lockdown (looses both his 2 action points due to overheating), will any of you, who agreed to be part of this Gentlemen's Agreement, also skip your turn (e.g. you cool down yourself twice)?

According to the Gentlemen's Agreement ("If opponent skips his turn, i'll also skip my turn."), if you're truly a gentlemen and like to have a fair play, you should also skip your turn.

Though, i doubt that any of you would do that under those circumstances.

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Aeacus

we are talking about if they get lagged out of a turn

Not all opponent turn skips are due to a lag.

Turns are also skipped when opponent can't decide what to do next in those 15-20 seconds.

That happens mostly with newer players, but it can also happen with experienced players.

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Aeacus

ok dude im not arguing with every single detail you know what this is meant for sand you are here just trying to put in a million other factors