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Ok so i won a game last week in a campaign/friendly match, near the end of the game i screwed up some of the rules at crucial time(forgot to take a pinning teat and chraged out of a transport) because i got cought up in the moment.
Now the guy i played is nice as is everyone there, so he either didnt mention or didnt notice.
Should next time i see him say im sorry or just forget about it? I dont want to be a guy who is known as cheating. The guy was fun and i would like to play him again.

I'd offer a quick apology than ask for a friendly rematch just for the fun of it.

Just apologize when you get the chance. Everyone's still getting used to 6th so slight oversights like this arn't a huge deal.

DeffDred wrote:I'd offer a quick apology than ask for a friendly rematch just for the fun of it.

This. I played a game against a guy at my club who sniped a powerfist sergeant with JotWW, saying that the sergeant's powerfist made him Initiative 1 for the purposes of the JotWW test. The next day I got a message from him saying he looked up the rule and that he did it wrong. No harm done! Everybody's accidentally cheated at this game at one point or another; it usually doesn't make the biggest difference, and just letting the other guy know will clear it all up.