





Case A) Why is 8p considered the safest against the riichi? Otherwise, why such a high score?
Case B) I know I was about to win, but this is East 1 and I'm not the dealer, so why did MAKA suggest I drop such a dangerous tile? (Ippatsu chance too.) Was there (a) safety clue(s) I didn't notice?
I always see it mentioned in the random contests they hold. "Lucky charm x 30 days" to the winners. What does this mean? Random green items + copper for thirty days or something?
Feel free to show this to any player who DCs or gives up hope before last round. lol
Sincerely,
The Pro-Don't-DC propaganda team. (?)
Case A: Is MAKA strongly insisting I drop 3p because there are only two 4p left? [This is an old sc, nowadays I'd have dropped 3m instead since a) I already discarded 2m, and b) it's interfering with a possible* 6m pair route]
Case B: "Just got four pairs, with one of them being un-improvable, so seven pairs it is." Is this what MAKA thought? If this is the case, I guess it suggested 2m instead of 1p (already dropped once) because terminals are more likely to be dropped at any moment [Thus 1m not being suggested, for example].
If you don't mind sharing either, of course~
When kamicha kanned two times in a row I was like "WHAT ARE YOU DOING?! YOU'LL KILL US ALL!"
I put Hinata further into the default background a while ago thinking she looked cute and ready for a picture. I recently changed said bg into the Akagi one and omg she's taller than building entrances lmao. Nice.
Rarely does this "objectively" happen to anyone, I suppose. Props to Kenken001-san.
Jokes aside, it's most likely just that they as critics need to try basic foods for their job, etc. It just reminds me of those "Game journalist don't play games" memes, and I found it funny. (Also this is a game, no logic is required on stuff like this, yada yada.)
Regardless, thank you Chinese person! Even though I ended up ronning them at the end of the round lol
A) What's the logic here? Why is 3s so high compared to 1m? [Both outside my 5 aimed-blocks.]
B) I know dropping the sous bring me closer to tenpai, but what about defense? Is MAKA suggesting 4s just for tenpai reasons? [All Last btw] Or does, idk, kamicha having dropped 1s before mean anything at all?
(As a bonus, on another round kamicha managed to get a Mangan at Draw :O They happily emoted afterwards lol. I respect them for that.)
1st. This is a general question (Happens in many games). I know I already discarded 3s, but why is it almost always preferable to drop the counterpart of a pair of the same tile instead of waiting for a connecting option (2s/4s in this case)? I mean, to me 2p is clearly superfluous, given I already chose 1p as my pair (which in turn is very unlikely to turn into a triplet since shimocha already dropped one copy).
2nd. Okay, I get dropping 3p would have been a better option since I already got 7s to be my pair (after most likely ponning East in a future turn), but why drop 5p? 93 score too, wth, it's a middle tile! Is it just because of "safety reasons" into future opponent turns? 233[5]p... I really want this one explained 🙏
Rather, did I just spend 15 USD to buy an offered-for-a-limited-time-(&-cute-as-hell) costume for my favorite character in the game?
"Yes, I certainly did."
Like, actually. How can you even tell when someone is cheating or whatever.
It's seemingly so obvious, given the high MAKA score, but I can't see it.
[It's time to post my personal doubts here every now and then.]
One of if not the most cinema save I've had so far.
To you, I'm sorry lmao. I was doubtful. I did have two (2) norths but I called kita on them.
then come to this.