I know, right? These threads are the only thing I come to on Yea Forums.
Tyler Lopez
Noob here. I got 89man and 234sou, the new tile was 4sou. I discarded 9man and it told me this was really bad move, and should've discarded the 4sou. Is this true?
Wouldn't 2344sou be better than 89man?
Aiden Reyes
Friendly reminder that calling for 1-2 han hands is considered a bad play 90% of the tme. It's not bad in the sense that other people dislike it or something, it's bad in the sense that you lose more than you win that way.
Well, you're sacrificing tile efficiency to complete your pair.
Nathan Evans
Which riichi theme is the one with the shamisen that transitions to the electric guitar riff? I can't find previews of either anywhere.
Kayden Lewis
Muller pls
Jacob Russell
post room
Landon Bennett
I'd do the same thing people like to hoard those 3 5 and 7 never going to get that shit
Angel Sanchez
How do I keep track of the "round wind" in MS? I usually go for Pinfu and want to make sure I understand what "non-yaku winds" means.
Also I'm decent at the trainer now and at least understand what a two sided wait is now. What are 2 more Yaku I should memorize to take my shit to the next level?
Round wind is literally whatever the round is named in the middle of the board.
e.g. East 1/2/3/4, East wind = Round wind
Tyler Cox
It's clearly there in the middle next to the round number.
Lucas Perry
Is it east round? East is the round wind. Are you the west seat? West is your wind. Basically if a triplet of it gives you yaku, it won't count for pinfu.
Justin Stewart
The wind in the middle is the round wind the letter in front of you is your seat wind
Mason Gomez
The round wind will always be either east or south. It will say East/South followed by a number in the middle of the table. Your seat wind is the indicator next to your score. A triplet of either is worth 1 han, if your round wind is also the seat wind (i.e. being the dealer in East round) it's worth 2.
Cameron Bailey
I thought it would be more efficient, since I get a quaranteed pair and a similar wait with 23sou as with 89man?
Hudson Cox
>Opponent calls Riichi >I call Riichi right after >Auto-Discard right into theirs
That app only measures how close you are to ready state. Whether it is good or not depends on other contexts, but technically it makes you further from tenpai. Which generally speaking is not good but may be ok situationally.
OH! Thank you that perfectly sums it up. Like I understood a triplet of either wind counts for Yaku but those same winds not counting towards Pinfu is what had me uncertain. Thank you everyone for the avalanche of replies!
Aiden Ramirez
doesnt matter they play together anyway in higher ranked
Chase Barnes
92631 get in boys taking a piss, will start in a few minutes
Grayson Stewart
can I get a JP UI for the EN version though?
Eli Hughes
>It's a "1-shanten for chiitoitsu all fucking game" episode
I see it like this: Which is likelier in terms of probability? Getting tiles of the same suit or different suits on your draws?
So you discard the 9man
Draw 9 man Well, ok we've got a pair, so we're throwing that out again >Draw 6man We're going for 1-4 sou, so we don't need those >Draw 3sou, the worst shit imaginable
See where I'm going with this? Of course, I don't know how the rest of your hand is doing, but I'd encourage preferring runs like 2345 or 3457. Then again it also depends on what is happening in the game or whether you're going for a ron win or a tsumo win. Everything depends on everything.
Luke Davis
>finally get into tenpai >immediately draw a pair for the tile you discarded to get into tenpai
Gavin Howard
I wish it was fully translated.
Jayden Harris
You gain a pair but you lose a set since you now have a tile that isn't attached to anything. Some times this is the right move, some times not.
Levi Rogers
It's called the 'free sex button' for a reason.
Always repeat in your head:
IS MY RIICHI WORTH IT? IS MY RIICHI MULTIPLE WAIT AM I DESPERATE ENOUGH TO NEED A RIICHI? CAN I WIN WITHOUT CALLING RIICHI?
Read the dainachiba book. The thing you should know is basic effiency, when to riichi and how to fold. Yaku is a given and if you dont atleast remember them you should do it before reading any guide.
Brandon Lee
>mfw multi-suit 3-way wait Suji THIS *unzips dick*
less hands you can win with less points in general rule of thumb don't call unless it completes a dragon/value wind trips and then after that it's safe
Evan Nelson
Open hands are usually worth less, you don't get the benefits of riichi (Ippatsu/uradora), and everyone else gets to see the tiles you've called on.
Winning with cheap hands isn't necessarily a bad thing, especially if you know/suspect someone else has a monster hand or you're in the lead and want to close out a game quickly.
Brody Walker
Primary reasons are 1. It makes your hand cheap 2. It lessens tile efficiency e.g. calling a pon on a 445 then getting a 6.
Avoid it if possible, but it is a tool to use if, for example, your runs are a mess and you need to speed things up.
Noah Lewis
It's important to have a general plan of what you're calling before you just start hitting every chi/pon you get. You don't want to end up with no possible yaku. Generally, you'll be getting higher scoring hands if you leave your hand concealed. There's times to call and times not to.
Jaxon Cruz
Closed hands are generally worth more because they're harder to put together, so you'll get them less often.
People win more with called hands because they're easier, but because they're easier, they're worth less.
Jose Moore
Also breaking up sets is a good way to end up furiten.
Adrian Rivera
If you have the yaku to even go out and score decent with dora or hell complete a major hand, there is nothing wrong with it but the census is that novice players just use it to complete their shitty crap hand and then are unable to call riichi or even ron and have to rely on tsumo to go out, usually resulting in 1300 points or something.
Ryan James
A single mangan is worth more than 3-4 cheap open hands. If you have yakuhai (seat/round winds and dragons) it's okay to open your hand but you're probably not going to get much with it unless you have some other yaku or a shitload of dora.
Ethan Russell
So? Did you get it?
Logan Robinson
What does furiten mean?
Isaiah Jackson
>get btfo first round >get into tenpai easily next 5 rounds but constantly get cucked out of winning
Benjamin Williams
Fucking kill me. I drew the 8 on the last draw and threw down the 7 so I could show it off in the tie, and it went right into someones ron.
Play 100 more. Repeat process until seppuku or world series
Dylan Powell
i don't believe you
Adam Robinson
next time don't call without a yaku baka
Leo Thompson
I managed to get one of them in Mahjong Pretty Girls Battle at least, but even then I was just randomly clicking around out of desperation. Still haven't managed it legitimately though.
>randomly clicking around out of desperation this is your problem
Carson Fisher
So I should do it more?
Hudson Reed
>tfw baiman (16k pt win) >tfw 2nd place >tfw playing like a retard but managed to somehow lucker dog a yaku from west wind triplet (i was sitting west,[got this pon really early found out it was a yaku around midgame])
I've been practicing this game for a bit, but I still don't understand Kan. What's the benefit of calling it? Or having 4 tiles at the end instead of a triplet, if it's not part of a kan-specific yaku? I understand that a closed kan exists, but I still don't really know what it does for points. Contributes to fu maybe?
Wyatt Scott
haitei/houtei/chankan/rinshan, not exactly common but you can still be a luckshitter
Benjamin Watson
>tfw got double ron'd I wasn't aware this was possible
Yes kans are worth 4 times as much fu as a triplet, but since fu is relatively meaningless in riichi mahjong, the main reason to call kan is because you're pretty sure you're going to win and want to try and score extra dora.
Oh man I forgot about the Kan dora. What's the limit on those? Also if I can ask without looking it up what's an Aka dora, if that's relevant? I remember hearing it once.
Hunter Powell
no you baka learn the yaku pinfu and tanyao are your bread and butter at the very least just focus on the basic closed hand four groups of 3 and one pair you can't ignore game mechanics and then complain about not winning user
Colton Nguyen
>Someone could see you had a kan of the dora >They still dealt a red 5 anyway Whoever you killed with that hand deserved it
Ayden Butler
I'm convinced you don't know what yaku means
Aaron Peterson
in real life could you pass on a ron opportunity if it was handed to you by somebody with really bad points that wouldnt benefit you to beat?
seems very risky but it seems like it would make sense if you know you're on one of the last matches and the only way to get 1st is to beat 1st place for his points you feel?
There can be a maximum of 4 kans per round, so up to 4 kan dora. However if the 4 kans are called by different players then the round just ends in a null hand, all 4 have to be called by the same player to keep the round going, so realistically you'll never see more than 3 kan dora.
Aka dora means Red Dora (aka = red). Refers to the red five tiles.
Lucas White
>bye, man
Hudson Taylor
user I've played 107 matches. I bullshitted 2 or 3 of them but I swear I've been trying the rest of the way. I know about Pinfu and Tanyao but I just haven't been able to put them together yet. The match is over before I even have half the tiles, that's why I'm rotating between different Mahjong games in the first place. Trying to find some place I can get enough turns in to actually assemble something. Is it not this pic? That's what I've been using.
Isaiah Parker
thanks a ton friendo ;]
Michael Morales
So you haven't won a single hand yet? Because if you've won any hands, you've gotten yaku.
Jonathan Myers
The fu is worth it if it's closed honors and you're not mangan already. It's almost like having another han.
Asher Parker
I have won one hand.
Nathaniel Bell
Yes but you would need at least a two sided wait since passing the first ron would put you in furiten for that tile.
Aiden Peterson
You can take the temporary furiten if you want to snipe but hope the target doesn't just copy the tile you skipped
Noah Jones
Passing on a ron only puts you in temporary furiten, unless you're in riichi. You can call ron again once you've taken another turn or the draw order is interrupted by a pon/chi/kan. Also, being in furiten makes you unable to call ron on ALL your waits.
I encourage all of you to learn the rules before giving advice.
Ryder Collins
got ronned four times in one game and havent opened the game since still mad
Michael Foster
Look up some basic defense strategies. Knowing how to avoid dealing in is even more important than knowing how make a good hand.
>or the draw order is interrupted by a pon/chi/kan Calls don't break temporary furiten. You have to discard first. If you skip a ron on the player to your right, and they then pon from the player on your left three times in a row, you'll still be furiten until it gets back to your turn.
Caleb Lee
I know some of those term like Genbutsu being same tiles
but what is tanki word tile?
Brody Myers
It's probably not a good idea to have a guide like this in the OP. It makes it seem like too much of a general and it makes the mods more likely to move it to /vg/ I like these threads too much to see it suffer that fate
Adrian Howard
we can just skip straight to discord if you want no need to bother with vg
Benjamin Foster
Genbutsu just refers to any tile that's 100% safe, not just furiten tiles. Tanki means a pair wait, and word tiles are another term for honor tiles, so a tanki word tile means discarding a word tile where you can already see three of that tile on the table. If you can see three of an honor tile, the only possible wait anyone can have for that tile is a pair wait, so it's statistically very safe.
why is there sometimes 1 mahjong greyed out that i cant discard after calling a pon?
Christian Bell
>oh someone already discarded 3 of west wind I guess its pretty safe >eat a rising sun
Julian Torres
It's a rule called Kuikae If you call pon on a tile, you can't discard a copy of that same tile on the same turn. If it's a chii, you can't discard any tiles that you could have previously used to make a complete sequence. For example if you have 345 and and you call chii on a discarded 2 to make 234, you cannot discard the 5 on the same turn.
Jaxson Watson
I used all my luck on that double yakuman yesterday, the game aint throwing me a single bone today
Evan Thompson
This game is mentally exhausting.
Hudson Green
If you can see all four of any kind of honor or terminal tile, the last copy of any other kind of honor or terminal is 100% safe. But even without that, Kokushi is so rare that the last copy of any honor tile is already 99.9% safe.
Easton Taylor
Is 7447 dead guys
You guys are playing on gachasoul now?
Isaac Hernandez
Does this game get any interesting events in the future?
Anthony Martinez
I'm imagining it with typical gacha events >5 pin rate up! >+1 han with hatsu yaku >2 dora indicator open from start
Joseph Reyes
gg, that was fun also i made the biggest brained play i have made yet so i feel less dumb at the game
i had one of each of them because i was going for some memey kan doras + honitsu miracle hand in order to get out of last place if it makes you feel i had the number tile part done so i was holding on to them for a decent reason
Landon Gonzalez
user please mess with the majhong trainer until you actually have some understanding of how tile efficiency works
Connor Bell
need wan more
Liam Richardson
help i dont understand scoring how does fan translate into points? why did i take 3k from the guys to my left and right and 6k from the guy opposite? i just learnt in a thread yesterday what a dora is but where did this ura dora come from?
the front guy is dealer so he lose more point from tsumo. Ura dora is the bonus dora you get when you riichi under the dora 7p.
Hunter Collins
I think this was a good start for my first match against people after about 10 or so practice matches against AI. Ended at around 43k under the first guy's 47k, and he got the majority of those points off a ron'd haneman in East 2. That chink never recovered, either.
>first round Pon the East Winds which were the Prevalent Winds and my Seat Winds, giving me 2-Han >everyone already freaking out >Keep Ponning every tile, it's clear I'm aiming for a Toi Toi Hou >suddenly someone drops the Haku and I Pon that too >the Haku was the Dora of that round >I've already reached Baiman right in front of their faces, and am waiting on a single tile >can switch that wait out with any tile to further throw them off their game >decide on a single wait on 3-Wan because it was discarded last round and looks like a safe tile >everyone freaking out, taking all their time to discard their tiles because they don't wanna deal into mine >suddenly one guy's turn comes up >I taunt him the yandere knife reaction image >"I will kill you when you put that tile down." >He puts it down >it's 3-Wan >Ron This is why I can't get enough of mahjong.
>getting penalized/awarded for not even playing the game based mahjong
Christian Cook
>tfw too brainlet to learn mahjong seems like fun but fuck
Jordan Sanchez
Missed your posts.
Thanks for explaining. I legit thought 2344 would be the best choice in every case, but that isn't the case.
Carter Parker
the rules themselves aren't actually all that hard to learn, it's just one of those games that takes a while to get good at
Mason Phillips
>cant get my hand fast enough >never deal in >get 4th IT HURTS
Oliver Williams
>east1 >red dragon dora >someone pons white dragon >kans 4 sou >another fucking red dragon dora >tsumo on his next draw >baiman
>east 2 >someone starts with red, white, green dragon and 2 other pairs >pons white dragon >draws red dragon >tsumos off the third green dragon on turn 8
You can't drop in rank (atleast not in bronze). Is this a good or bad thing for the game?
Angel Smith
i'm calling the police
Jason Mitchell
Waiting on a pon with two sets of pairs is one of the worst and unlikely waits you can have.
Why?
Because you have 50% of the tiles in your possession. The likelyhood of you getting them decreases if one of them is in the ponds.
Oliver Johnson
What are my options for starting with a chi 234 or have i fucked myself horribly
Dylan Martinez
Ok so copper exchange in silver+ rooms is zero-sum and based on the plus/minus scores, so you need to average like a 2.33 placement order to make copper.
But there's also an entry fee for the room as well so it's gonna be even worse. Please tell me I'm missing something important here.
Charles Campbell
based cat
Angel Sanders
>hand worth maybe 2 han if it stays concealed >other players call consecutive kans >all the new dora makes my hand baiman thank you bugmen
Don't bother, getting anywhere with bonds is impossible without paying real money. You will never get enough gifts from chests.
Adam Harris
Green item is common drop, do whatever you want with them. Blue is uncommon, try to give it to the relevant girl if we're talking about min-maxing. Sphere is material to unlock alternative dress when your girl has reached max bond, it's not something gift-able.
Jacob Moore
constantly landing in 2nd place is a very frustrating feel
An average of 2.5 would be a placement spread of 1-1-1-1, or 0-2-2-0. 2.3 is better than average, but given that this is literally currency required to play the game after a certain point, and that there's also an entry fee, it seems pretty harsh to do it this way.
Owen Stewart
Someone make a room reee
Nolan Ramirez
oh and thanks for introducing me to mahjong... never thought i'd actually learn how to play this chinese ass game let alone enjoy it
At least you're in the positive, 2nd place is where I end up least. For me it's like 4>1>3>2
Leo Richardson
Someday, I'm going to die violently over a game of this shit.
David Brooks
TANYAO AND PINFU ARE THE FOUNDATIONS OF MAHJONG do you mind posting the yaku screen for that hand? i'm curious to see how it became so monstrous. i'm assuming ippatsu riichi and some ura dora?
Andrew Davis
>Have all week to work on final paper for University >Found out about Mahjong Soul Wednesday >Become completely obsessed with improving >Final paper is due in 8 hours and barely started >Can't stop checking on the thread every half hour
Sorry guys, I really have to take a shit. Kick me if I'm still afk at the end of the match
Parker Diaz
That's what them jongs'll do to ya
Thomas Fisher
You can see it's second honba and the other players are still on 25k so that guy dealt into the dealer three times in a row.
Carter Hernandez
Is there a training mode in this game? Or practice against AI? I need to start on the lowest possible entry level to learn Mahjong. Is there maybe a baby mode for 5 year olds or anything?
how long would it take to just gift 2 times every day? i mean how many items do you need to roll 1 time and how many stuff do you get from 1 roll?
Henry Moore
Obviously. People keep forgetting that there's 14 tiles in the wall.
Grayson Davis
Finally home from work, any empty rooms needing players or should I just start my own?
Jordan Peterson
yeah, but that specific hand he dealt in for a dealer baiman. i was overlooking the iipeikou and missing 1 han >tanyao >pinfu >iipeikou >dora 1 >riichi >ippatsu >uradora 2 jesus christ
William Adams
should have just thrown that shit away
Blake King
the tiles at the bottom of the wall button screen are the dead wall tiles, it's probably in there
Josiah Torres
Depend on your luck. Common item = 1 dust Uncommon item = 5 dust Price of Summon Scroll = 50 dust
Jackson Baker
I'll pass then. Back to real videogames.
Lincoln Jackson
so i might as well gift the commons as long i have stock and decide later to donate blues or not?
Yeah, common is pretty worthless. Also Common = 200 bond point = 1 dust Uncommon = 1000 bond point = 5 dust Rare = 5000 bond point= can't be turned into dust. The game need an update and event There's already a menu for tournament, which I assume will award the winner with jade. They need to open that ASAP.
Caleb Wilson
the real mahjong souls starts here
Brandon King
I don't see iipeikou in that hand. Just tanyao pinfu 1 dora and presumably riichi ippatsu. If the player dealt the red 5sou and the hand got ura dora on the pair it would be it would be baiman, but that hand isn't necessarily a baiman. Dealer haneman would be enough to cause a score of -14400 if the player dealing in was on 3600 points. So he only needed tanyao pinfu riichi 1 dora and then some 2 han combination of ippatsu, uradora and akadora
Gavin Davis
still haven't figured out how the fuck I'm supposed to get the rarer hands. is it just luck of the draw early game or what?
Another reason we need indicators to show direct discards outside of replays. If he'd seen you changed your wait, he might've been more cautious.
Christopher Cruz
I still haven't figured out how the fuck to get ANY hand.
Nolan Robinson
it's pretty much luck, yea the whole "pinfu and tanyao are the foundations of mahjong" thing isn't just a meme, since you can pretty much always get one or the other instead of some huge meme hand
Brayden Bell
yeah i realized almost immediately after posting that i had been wrong about iipeikou. it has to be a baiman though, the score in the center of the table shows the poor bastard had 10200 at the start of the round. it has to be dora or akadora like you said, i'm just blown away because it's such an innocuous looking hand
Alexander Cook
drop honor tiles you don't need drop terminals get trips and sequences win
alternatively pon on an honour call like a madman try to get dora if possible win
Actually it can't be akadora on the 5 sou because the 5 sou is also the OP's wait, which would have made it double ron. So it has to have been uradora 3.
Charles Rivera
Just get to 2* Adept after 40 games.
There are still people who don't defend against ippatsu. And according to the ranking, I'm already top 300.
Is this server that new?
Evan Garcia
so does the profit actually go up the higher you climb or does the higher penalty balance it out?
Benjamin Morgan
it's like a week old, yeah
Luis Phillips
It’s basically just charge you more to play a match Yes you win more and you lose more But you get access to better loot box too
Jack Rivera
Does anyone know what it means when you're looking at a replay and some tiles in the discard pile are dark/greyed-out?
Julian Brooks
Tiles that you discarded after drawing them and tiles that you discarded from your current hand.
Ryder Hall
does the grind for the box improve at all I watched the recorded stream that was posted here and it barely moves even though the player was winning in 1st place
James Hughes
>There are still people who don't defend against ippatsu When you could have a baiman but somebody breaks your ippatsu
Evan Williams
reduce the 80% luck by 60% because you know your probably not gonna win so decide to defend
Evan Phillips
Here's a tip on how to become pro at the game. Buy some jades with real cash. Your starting hand will become better and you'll draw more useful tiles too nyaa.
Tyler Jenkins
I have heard there is a mod that lets you use your own background
Anyone else lost some weight cause he's too busy with mahjong to eat?
Alexander Rivera
One more
Landon Nguyen
More like Mahjong Soulless
Benjamin Robinson
Welcome to silver hell.
Joseph Richardson
I've had it worse. >from Novice3 120 to Novice3 _0
Benjamin Ortiz
>east 4 >double ron'd by two chinks >both of their hands were 1 tile red dragon waits >both worth 2000 points >no positions changed, still end first pathetic
Nolan Scott
That's why you have snacks and coffee Hoo boy, you'll need that coffee. don't forget the piss bottle either
Joshua Carter
Unbelievable. A chink just ronned 4 times in East for 1k at 4th place. That had to be cheating, one of those players had to know. Its bronze 3 so they have to know they won't win like that. Fuck.
Can someone explain furiten to me? This dude is in furiten because he discarded 1man but he apparently can still win from 4 and 7? I thought furiten meant that you had to win from tsumo no matter how many sided waits you have
>game doesn't want to load >load in the middle of the first round >still riichi first dare I say it.. epic
Charles Perry
haku, something and 4pin 4 dora 1 aka dora 1 ura dora
Logan Rodriguez
you can still win a furiten hand by tsumo
Joseph Lopez
furiten just means you can't win off another person's discard if it's a tile you discarded. So you can win off 1 man tsumo, but 4-7 ron is fine. I don't think I'm wrong on this but I welcome a correction
Ethan Rogers
Winning is luck, not losing is skill.
Luke Rivera
You're wrong. Furiten for any of your waits is furiten for all of your waits.
Luke Bell
>So you can win off 1 man tsumo, but 4-7 ron is fine Wrong. If any of your winning tiles are in your discard, even if they'd give you no yaku or whatever, you can't ron.
Kevin Rodriguez
Why can't you create money match rooms? I want to bully Yea Forums out of their hard earned shekels.
You can't ron a 4-7 either. The only instance you could ron on a 4-7 is in case the 1 is used for the pair and not part of any of the sequence sets used for the hand.
I don't remember that hand in particular, but in this case it might be 111-23-4-56, you discard a 1 11-234-567 wait on ONLY 4-7.
What? 1123456 is 11 23456 waiting on 147. That's furiten.
Jason Jones
Huh, I knew I couldn't win with 9m, but I didn't know it'd put me into furiten if someone else played it. Good to know. Still won by tsumo though luckily.
David Bennett
Should i even play against normal AI? Or just go for bronze retards like me?
Jason Adams
Just play bronze and learn, who cares if you lose a bit unless you're a statswhore. Besides, the AI goes so fast you'll barely have time to think, and it's more fun to play against real players even if they're chinks.
Grayson Martinez
you may as well go for bronze and start learning how to deal with chinks that open their hands at the start of every game
Zachary Torres
fucking cats
Leo Gonzalez
Is it ever worth it to pursue kokushi? The temptation to go for it is strong with 9-10 tiles, but it never works out.
the only time you should ever go for it is when you have 12 tiles
Luke Phillips
I panic in later rounds and have missed my good position numerous times, so I am trying to devise plans for sure draw in later rounds, this was just one of my attempts
Ayden Brown
It was only a temporary furiten. You can't win from someone's discard just after someone else discarded your winning tile. The furiten will be removed after you draw a tile.
Tyler Stewart
11 tiles in your opening hand? Go for it. 10 tiles? Only if you're desperate. Otherwise, always call kyuushu kyuuhai.
Christopher Thompson
Don't listen to those lucklets. If you have 9 then be a real cat and go for it.
honestly, in earlier rounds i don't see a problem to at least try to go for kokushi with first couple of draws even if you have 8 or 9 tiles. the thing is, even if somebody declares riichi you have tons of tiles to defend. but yeah, in later rounds it's probably wiser to kyuushu kyuuhai
Adam Cook
When you fail your chiitoitsu, how do you rebuild your hand?
Zachary Barnes
Is kokushi really babby's first yakuman? I have never gotten in in 100+ matches (mostly IRL). Almost got it one time but the final 2 never showed up.
I have almost gotten suu ankou like 3 times but always get cucked to toitoi or just nothing.
>all last >fourth place >shit hand and no dora >some guy start with two dragon triplets >make a tanyao >fuck everyone in second and third place No yakuman for you sir.
Who needs a yakuman when I can just drop $30 and drop 14 han on you when I feel like it.
Christopher Morris
>tfw got to adept and it now turns out I was retarded all this time That's how I've internalized it up until now, if my hand isn't worth at least 3 yaku (disregarding dora) I can't pon or chi three times. Can someone clarify this to me so I stop being retarded?
200 game 1 yaku user here. I've lost hope and patience with this. Is there anywhere I can just pay to have someone teach me this game? Like, a real-time coach over a monitor or something? Doesn't have to be for this game specifically, I just want to learn Mahjong.
Hudson Nelson
You need at least 1 yaku to win. That's it.
Isaac Myers
Yes, the gacha is there to bait stupid people. Mahjong is the real shit
Am I missing something with calling chii? Half the time I actually want to call a tile I can't and I don't think I've ever run intothis problem in other engines. If the guy after me plays a 4 bamboo and I have a 556 which I'm trying to break (to hit tenpai for a draw as an example), why can I not call for it? Can you not call for items you've already passed on is it the placement. Can I not call in specific ways (inside chi). How did I get so far not understanding this?
Kevin Kelly
One more.
Kayden Scott
reported and called the cops
Eli Watson
can only call chii from player to your left.
Charles Reyes
You can only call chi on the guy to your left.
Jeremiah Myers
>it's another "riichi after my 4th draw and still lose" episode
Xavier Moore
should've waited for better outs
Brayden Morgan
I like how someone riichis 10 turns later after my riichi and I immediately deal into them or the tsumos.
>made-up yaku names That bothers me to no end too. At least they had the dignity of making the call names accurate, instead of the subhuman Pung/Chow/Kong option.
Jayden Rivera
>not mugi sems their dempais
Chase Morales
>basedouretellingmetheresachance.jpg if its the only way i may aswell go for it, ill never spend real money and if its my only shot then why not
Easton Smith
We need a mod to change yaku names. It triggers my autism.
With a single tile wait, the odds of drawing it after 4 turns (14 left) is 1-((33/34)^14), about 35% assuming no one deals in. Early riichi isn't always the answer.
Christian Ramirez
no, tenhou is better
Ryder Evans
IT'S HON'ITSU WHAT THE FUCK IS A HALF FLUSH WE'RE NOT PLAYING POKER YOU FUCKING NIGGERS
Couldn't it just mean a room with no password? Like the opposite of a private room?
Jason Torres
I actually think it's really smart how they do it. The characters do say the actual yakus, so unless you have it muted it's fine and it actually helps newbies understand what they got.
Also since it's made in a way that I barely have 4-5 seconds to look at the hand so I don't even bother most of the times. In Tenhou you first looked at the hand, then you read the yakus, then you confirm. In Mahsoul it's pretty much I DID THESE YAKUS NOW PRESS FUCKING CONFIRM ALREADY I WANT TO MAKE ANOTHER OPEN TANYAO so what I think sticks is the character talking instead of reading them.
p2w confirmed
Eli Jackson
Red fives and tonpu need to exist to give brainlets the rush of victory.
Jason Martinez
To think this fucking faggot would've won then and there, with the biggest bullshit hand, if it wasn't for a slight bump.
JP bronze is surprisingly hard, like who the fuck crawled outta woodwork to play this? if not for occasional tourist it's all dans doing all the dirty tricks in the book
Liam Hall
I'm a brainlet, and even I don't like the red fives. Feels extremely cheap to get free hans for nothing when there's already the dora lottery.
Jason Bailey
All I want is for this shit to be on mobile. Then I'd be able to say "fuck you" to FGO, and be freed from this hell.
you would do it all the time even on tenhou, war is hell
Bentley Scott
Some pro mahjong leagues run rulesets like no red fives, no kan dora, no ura dora no ippatsu. While I wouldn't that far I just can't understand people in here wanting to play tonpu where the game is decided by a single 4h/30f hand with three dora in it.
Pinfu is almost the default hand, if you make the most efficient discard every turn more often than not you'll end up with something that looks like pinfu.
Jayden Morris
How do you change your username? I think the gooks are bullying me because it's in english.
Isaiah Evans
>have a tenpait wait on a dora, 2 of it left >don't riichi, surely they can't be that dumb >damaten ron
Fucking chinks I swear.
Jack Stewart
Imagine his suffering once he is somehow in the gold room.
how do i decide the server? i don even know what server i am on but i play tons of china/japs
Jayden Scott
Just did a match where every single draw was a 1, 9 or a dragon/wind even though I only needed 1~3 tiles for Tanyao, spent every round discarding them one after another after another and lost everytime. It's what I expected though.
Dylan Ortiz
if you're using the link on the top then you're playing in the EN server which let's you see CN players from bronze up and then JP from gold up
So Kamicha called pon on my riichi and dealt my winning tile, why no ippatsu?
James Johnson
Calls interrupt ippatsu
Logan Evans
because he called
Brandon Lewis
newfag here noice for different reasons:
Tenhou (no tourneys for shitters), SegaMJ (no stable hanchan play), Majs*ul (no tourneys yet), Maujong! (bot game is da best but is separated client from their online play WHY), Tengokuhai (ugly waifus, superb 1vs1 gambling mode)
Anthony Ward
>check rank >I'm in top 150 >click top rank players one by one >most of them are mahjong freaks with no friend games
Wow it's my first time getting catcalled, does that mean I can finally abandon my virginity?
Aiden Clark
Is it also free?
Jackson Martinez
are there people playing on a discord or teamspeak? kinda wanna play while "trash"talking
Jonathan Myers
That leaderboard is eng ver only so nope.
Jace Thomas
Is there an easier AI setting than "easy?" I can't get a single hand in against them.
Brody Allen
You have to use in-game currency for ranked match, but casual free matches are free. Pretty fun to play while laying on the bed.
Nicholas Ward
Is kamicha left or right?
Juan Morris
A lot of English players are from Mahjong discord.
Lucas Evans
*higher rank English players I mean
Brayden Johnson
probably yes, since there's an official discord and all
Kevin Wright
Why does it feel like the special animations are all fucked up feels like they play a bit later than when you expect them tobe
Parker Moore
...
Adam Ross
MJ has hanchans for 3P. Also, the best mobile client (except the menus) by far.
Joseph Baker
I've heard Tanyao is the easiest thing for beginners to do, but I can't get it to work under any circumstances. I don't have the clairvoyance or luck to guess when I'm going to be given 1's and 9's on every consecutive draw or I would've tried to actually do something with them.
Isaiah Gonzalez
It has 4p hanchans too but they come out in weirdest goddam time of the day patterns. Probably a cartel deal with tenhou desu
Elijah Parker
Interested since I always wanted to learn the game. This is getting an mobile app release, right?
Are there at least some kind of basic play guides in the game itself?