Anyone up to play some mahjong?
(4-Player South):
mahjongsoul.game.yo-star.com
5/20
All welcome
Mahjong Soul Matches
Anthony Turner
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Jacob Phillips
I have to sleep but have a bump catfag.
Jace Morales
Jace Gray
Someone recommend me a lewd mahjong game.
I cleared animahjong and I want more.
Isaiah Foster
Does this have good tutorial? I'm afraid to make an account
Aiden King
I'm trying to learn but I feel stupid, so many terms and other stuff.
Oliver Wilson
There's a tutorial, but the game takes a while to learn
Alexander Bailey
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Get in for free sex
Christopher Hughes
*ahem* CAT PEOPLE OR NYAGGERS AS I LIKE TO CALL THEM
Luis James
Ponya
Nicholas Wilson
Any begginer like me up for a match?
Hunter Morris
Make a room
Parker Parker
16297 needs one more
Carson Smith
Joseph Harris
I will never get over that webm.
Josiah Hall
wow i sure love not playing the game for 10 rounds
Evan Phillips
Thanks for the games
Carter Davis
>don't win rounds or deal into anyone's hand
>stealth tsumo on the last hand to win the game
>mfw
Justin Ross
>been wanting to play this but been out traveling without a laptop or PC for the past week and a half
>finally get home and excited to play
>realize I don't know how to play Jap Mahjong
does the game sort of teach you
Benjamin Flores
There's a short tutorial, but i'm not sure how much it actually teaches you.
Jose Stewart
I guess that's fine if I can just reference it back whenever. Mahjong always felt like one of those games where the best way to learn is to go straight in and keep doing it until you get a hang of it and get familiar with everything.
Adam Davis
biggest rule you need to remember is the yaku requirement
Grayson Garcia
This game is especially good for learning because there's a shitload of people currently playing who have no idea what they're doing, especially in the morning when the chinese are on ranked bronze east matches are your best bet.
That coupled with all the helpers from the UI and everything in english i'd say it's the best way to learn.
Jack Johnson
You can create a private room to play against AI opponents to test the waters.
Don't mindlessly Pon, Chi, or Kan everything your opponents discard because it opens up your hand. For now, get used to playing with a closed hand because that's often how you get more points and secure a Yaku. You can start calling your opponent's discards more once you get the hang of things and memorize some of the easier Yaku. All Simples, Triplet of Dragons, and a Triplet of Winds that matches the round or your seat are easy to get and practice with, and expect most of your opponents in the Bronze rooms to also use this strategy.
Isaac Edwards
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