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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
On July 05 2013 17:01 Mithhaike wrote: Hmm your right. I thought it was about the same though, didn't realise there wasn't flower & animal tiles. The lack of flower and animal tiles probably is the least important of the differences. Riichi (together with the scoring system) and Furiten make it a completely different game. | ||
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Hesmyrr
Canada5776 Posts
http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013080723gm-0009-0000-a61bfb65&tw=0 It's amazing how much you can suck at mahjong if you stop playing for awhile, however luck based it may feel. | ||
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
IDが正しくありません ("invalid ID" would be my translation) I certainly have the right ID, I have it written down here and verified. I haven't actually played a game in a long time, but I did log in fairly recently to check out my replay backup data. The time between my last login and now has been shorter than the time between my last 2 logins. And on Osamuko's blog someone says it only expires if you don't log in for 180 days. Any ideas what is going on? EDIT: Well, I just tried to register again under the same name I used before and it worked. I guess my account really expired. Too bad. Not exactly a big deal, but I really didn't expect that, especially after I was able to log in recently... Oh man, rookie games are pretty damn hard. Gee, it only took me 8 games to score a first place and get to 9級. | ||
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Lucumo
6850 Posts
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
On August 08 2013 00:12 Hesmyrr wrote: Completely unintentional comeback from 4th place, almost thought of quitting until last few moves. http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013080723gm-0009-0000-a61bfb65&tw=0 It's amazing how much you can suck at mahjong if you stop playing for awhile, however luck based it may feel. Oh hey, I've been looking for that kind of replays! Thanks for posting it  That's gonna serve some good debugging purposes.What Would You Do? ![[image loading]](http://i44.tinypic.com/sv787r.jpg) + Show Spoiler [solution] + Go straight for Kokushi Musou. Proof: http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013080901gm-0009-0000-xa194b08ce1fc&tw=0 (If the names are not shown: no, that's not me, I just rotated the players) Question: When you get a Rinshan Kaihou on Tenhou, why don't you get another Dora Indicator? For example final game in: http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2013080904gm-0009-0000-x6483b9b6c30c&tw=3 I can't remember anything in any rules I read where it says that you have to make a rinshan discard before you get to add a dora indicator, I thought it always said something like "for each kan, add an indicator". | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
If its open then it isnt I think And your hand has to be closed as well | ||
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
What you're saying seems correct for Tenhou though, I think I remember getting the indicator before I have to decide on my discard if I declared a closed kan. I was really hoping to get a couple of doras that game, too  Otherwise I would just have discarded something even though the chances to win after that would have been next to 0. | ||
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S1eth
Austria221 Posts
The gist is that there are different house rules, some may allow you to flip the dora indicator before discarding, some don't. I would generally recommand watching all 4 parts of this guy's tutorial (even though they are 4 hours long). They cover everything from the basics to special rulesets. | ||
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
Of course it's nice to have someone explain that particular variation since I can't find it described anywhere, but I'm not going to watch the whole 4 hours. I guess games in general room aren't as hard as they first seemed when I started playing again. Maybe I was just rusty. 7-7-5-4 is quite the nice score, especially when it doesn't matter whether you're 2nd, 3rd or 4th and play accordingly. Up to 40.7% first place ratio now. I can only hope that independence of events isn't just a myth made up in made up for my math courses. Does anyone know what the point of this tenhou "statistics database" is? http://arcturus.su/tenhou/ranking/ You can see a list of all your games and a couple of general stats, but that's hardly worth anything... You can't even get replay links TT | ||
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Rhaegar99
Australia1190 Posts
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
People with ranks lower than ３級 ending the match volutarily (by putting someone into the negatives or not letting the dealer win in the last round) with hands that have no chance to bring them to first place. | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
Like if the gap is too large, or it's close that I am risking 4th place, I might as well take the 2nd or 3rd that dreaded 4th place :< | ||
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
On August 13 2013 20:04 JSH wrote: I feel like sometimes, it's to cut their losses Like if the gap is too large, or it's close that I am risking 4th place, I might as well take the 2nd or 3rd that dreaded 4th place :< Lower than ３級 you don't lose anything for placing 4th. Except for rating I guess, but I can't relate to someone who cares about his rating but doesn't maximize his chances to enter the lower dan room. Actually ３級 gets away for free too, seems like that changed sometime ago. I tried translating tenhou's rules as specified on the website, it's tough because my japanese isn't the greatest (yet), and mahjong is full of words that Rikaichan doesn't know... There are several things that I wasn't quite sure about. + Show Spoiler + - start with 25000 ten, pay with 30000 ten - uma 10 - 20 - atozuke ari (no yaku before win) - kuikae nashi (call and replace) - kuitan nashi/ari selectable - aka nashi/ari selectable (1 red 5 each suit) - nooten oya nagare, tenpai renchan (renchan if oya win or tenpai) - sudden death rule (south/west round someone >= 30000 ten win (deposit outstanding?)) - maximum game length south/west round - tobi ari (game ends if someone < 0 ten, negative ten count towards final score) - last round oya placed first automatically wins match if he wins a game or goes tenpai - final ten are rounded up to next 1000 - deposit (probably riichi payment) at end of match goes to first place - draw at end of match decided by wind order in first game of match - round+seat wind pair worth 4 fu - rinshan tsumo adds 2 fu - 2 han shibari nashi (never need 2 han to complete hand, always 1) - abortive draws grant renchan (9 different winds/honors, 4 riichi, 3 ron, 4 kan, 4 of same wind) - 9 winds/honors must happen on first draw with no melds made - nagashi mangan ari (mangan payment, tenpai oya gets renchan) - double ron ari (left hand opponent takes deposit) - double ron oya gets renchan - player who is responsible for last meld in daisangen/daisuushi pays all if tsumo, half if ron (+something about honba?) - no responsibility for 4 kan - formal tenpai ari (discarded tiles are ignored) - riichi possible if >= 1000 ten, tsumo must be possible - don't have to pay for riichi if discard is ron'd - furiten riichi ari - ignoring a winning tile after riichi = furiten - (something else about riichi and ignoring a tile = furiten) - (stuff about which kans are allowed after riichi) - kan dora/kan ura ari - ankan = instant dora, others wait until discard/next rinshan draw - (probably about conditions of interrupting a go-around) - (something about same go-around choice ron nashi...) - same go-around furiten is removed by discarding a tile, not by a meld call - (bottom of the ocean tile (the very last one) can't sing???) - (a list of some not allowed yaku/wins including 8 renchan, renhou) In any case, it mentiones the rules for revealing dora indicators as well as renhou nashi (no yakuman for win on discard in first round). | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
I know for sure these 3 are correct: - double ron oya gets renchan - last round oya placed first automatically wins match if he wins a game or goes tenpai (except you must have over 30k points, if not you go into renchan) + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/omAbQJu.png) clutch 30k end win - draw at end of match decided by wind order in first game of match also I found some ss for rinshan dora closed +dora + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/7cofC9b.png) open no dora + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/NIVvWHv.png) | ||
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
Not enough action in here! I'll just show off my recent results then: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/uOGg9kx.jpg) That's from the 46 games I played after I had to recreate my account. Those stats seem quite crazy to me. I'm well aware that they will take a dive as soon as I get to play in the lower dan room again (which I will, I'm here for the challenge after all). But after 46 games I still wouldn't have expected such good stats from myself. Maybe there are more people playing now and the average skill level is a bit lower. Enough about myself (nah, not really). On this page you can download replay packs of all players that reached the Tenhou rank so far (the second white box from the top). That's 3 people for 4 mans, 独歩, （≧▽≦） and ASAPIN. Several thousand replays each. If you download the pack and copy the filename of one of the files without the extension, like this: 2011020320gm-00a9-0000-32e99008&tw=3and add that behind this: http://tenhou.net/0/?log=you will get a working replay link: http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2011020320gm-00a9-0000-32e99008&tw=3 So how is that about me? Well, now I know where I will be getting the empirical data I need for replay analysis from. | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
I started a new one and I'm at 2kyu ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/ujTyR45.png) I was rusty at the start though and got 4th a bunch of times My recent games have been good though But it's nice to see how much you've improved since it seems pretty easy to win in the beginner room lol edit: what do the number stats mean? I can understand the 1,2,3,4th place stats but the others are a mystery I imagine it would be like riichi%, dealing in % or something like that If anyone knows that would be nice~ | ||
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
Here you go, Osamuko explains the stats: http://www.osamuko.com/sex/ In short (hope I don't get this wrong, still don't know all the kanji yet): Right side is hand win rate, deal in rate, meld call rate and riichi rate, middle is match count, average final score gain, average final place. Left side the line below 4th place is "flying ratio", which is how often you go negative. Bottom half first line is games this month, rating, and your ladder rank. Rest is some averages over the games of the month. | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
Also I got hit with a Kokushi earlier this week I was super sad it was like E2 and bam game over instant 4th ;_; | ||
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Tenhou
1052 Posts
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
maybe even a week I made a mistake of just keeping on grinding games, and that was bad Yeah bad luck does happen but it can happen to anyone so just gotta play though without getting upset... which is really hard You just have to get a few good games in and always remind yourself that you made the right decision even if you dealt in! (assuming you did make the right decision) and not be too upset over a loss If it's just bad luck where you get hit with haneman tsumo when you are dealer or like a bs okkake riichi with shit wait (have some really salty memories on this one) and you deal in ippatsu... it's hard to get upset but you have to brush it off :< And I like that tenhou background ingenious lol I should probably renew my subscription | ||
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