[Mahjong]Tenhou Thread - Page 47
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
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KyuuSC
United States36 Posts
And my stint at tokujou has been quick. Managed to get 101 games in there, before falling below R1800 -- AND -- one 4th away from falling back to 4dan. | ||
spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
On May 02 2016 21:26 KyuuSC wrote: or play against some 7447's. That defeats the purpose. I'd much rather play against random competitive people on L0000 than random random people on L7447. | ||
JSH
United States4109 Posts
I'm down to play, I'm sorta available all time this week | ||
Hesmyrr
Canada5776 Posts
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
![]() Apparently most of you are from the US/Canada, so I compared the US timezones with mine. If I also assume that everyone sleeps at around the same hours (red), that leaves the green cells as possible times. I guess those times are a bit inconvenient for people who go to work/school during the day in the Americas. And I'm really not fond of staying up way past midnight anymore. Can we do it anyways? | ||
Hesmyrr
Canada5776 Posts
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
On May 04 2016 12:29 Hesmyrr wrote: Assuming EDT is Eastern time zone, there should be no problem for me. Well, yes that's what it is suppsed to be. From my quick google search it seemed like these timezone names were used in both the US and Canada. | ||
ApatheticSchizoid
Canada85 Posts
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
http://osamuko.com/complete-beginners-guide-to-online-mahjong-part-1-how-to-play/ If you just want Yaku list you can find one online on wiki but I have a PDF file if that is what you want http://docdro.id/ai3ZQTE | ||
spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
I recommend that you just start playing on tenhou.net right away. See part 1.5 of the guide for that. Osamuko's site is a nice resource in general. Also wikipedia has solid info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Mahjong_yaku https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Mahjong_scoring_rules And once you have a decent grip on the rules, you should read this free book: http://riichi.dynaman.net/ In other news: I've once again hit a streak where I just can't seem to do anything. Never getting tenpai, being forced to bail because I draw an oppoenent's winning tile at the worst time (I manage to draw and confirm those frighteningly often), and obviously my specialty, counter-ippatsu: I call riichi, someone else joins in and I deal into his hand right away. Also I re-watched some Saki episodes (I thought there was more Mahjong and less "fanservice"), and ever since then my opponents call a lot of kans and have won off their rinshan tsumos twice already. I don't think I had seen a single rinshan kaihou in the last 200 matches before that. | ||
Hesmyrr
Canada5776 Posts
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spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
On May 09 2016 02:27 Hesmyrr wrote: So guess no more interest in the meetup? If nobody else declares his interest and is at those times, I guess so. There is still hope. | ||
Drac0nis
Egypt3 Posts
![]() I could go for a few games myself. I'm in the same timezone as CEST, so any of those times are good enough for me. | ||
KyuuSC
United States36 Posts
On May 05 2016 00:24 ApatheticSchizoid wrote: I'm looking to learn mahjong after Akagi has me hooked on it. I was just curious if there's a PDF of the rules of Mahjong and the scoring system. I know a few hands, but it's hard to know them all without learning the rest. I went from knowing absolutely nothing about the game, to writing much of this stuff down: http://arcturus.su/wiki/Main_Page | ||
spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
http://tenhou.net/0/?log=2016060603gm-0089-0000-2b8d77e0&tw=1 Check out the player to my right. I have no idea what the hell he was doing. Not the slightest bit. For a while it seemed like he was forcing honitsu hands, but that wasn't it. When I watched the replay it seemed like a really odd way of forcing Kokushi, but that suspicion went by quickly as well. He also wasn't doing the "eliminate one suit" thing from Akagi. He wasn't trying to win. He wasn't trying to lose. He wasn't trying to make someone else win or lose. He wasn't even discarding randomly. I just don't get it. And that's just about the only thing he could have been doing... making me not get it. | ||
KyuuSC
United States36 Posts
http://tenhou.net/cs/2016/06ak/ Because of that event, I bought 1 month's worth of Tenhou client. So, looks like I'll be playing the game to death this month, especially as I teeter on the lower end of the 5-dan scale on my verge to drop to 4-dan. Naturally, my goal here is to prevent that from happening. And the results of said event: http://tenhou.net/sc/?C0011-sc5m EDIT: And what a short lived goal... sadface. | ||
spinesheath
Germany8679 Posts
On June 06 2016 17:30 KyuuSC wrote: Maybe he's on the verge of deranking; and he's looking to drop down on purpose to 2-dan. So, he didn't give a crap in that game. Wouldn't you then either try to lose asap or just enable auto-discard and auto-no-call? On June 06 2016 17:30 KyuuSC wrote: Because of that event, I bought 1 month's worth of Tenhou client. So, looks like I'll be playing the game to death this month, The Tenhou subscription is so cheap, I don't see why you wouldn't have a 2 year subscription in the first place. I feel like their service is well worth that much. In any case, have fun grinding! | ||
KyuuSC
United States36 Posts
On June 07 2016 02:15 spinesheath wrote: Wouldn't you then either try to lose asap or just enable auto-discard and auto-no-call? Nah, I'll fight every inch that I can. It's the harder road. I realized this during my 4-dan stretch, when I was on the verge of dropping from 4 to 3. As for the client, well, I'm not in favor of pay-to-play (if I can). Now, if Tenhou changes such that access to tokujou and beyond requires a subscription, then no choice there. I suppose, I can treat myself to client here-and-there every few months. I've played so many games on the flash browser, so it's not gonna bother me. It's strange playing a few on Sega Mahjong though, where I find myself trying to shift tiles left and right (out of new habit). | ||
KyuuSC
United States36 Posts
http://pacificml.com/tournaments/pml-riichi-mahjong-open-2016 === And another thing to note. 48 player cap, using 12 auto tables. Time to play lots more this summer. | ||
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