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?
Why does MAKA think going for dama iipeikou is the move here? The Riichi here results in a 4-way wait across 8 tiles (4567m lets me go out and end the game. Right dropped a 4m a couple turns later, giving me the win). By my count too, there will be 3 each of 3s and 6s, so there are even less tiles to wait on should I go for the alternative. Is it because going full dama here will have the best chances of catching the others unawares?
Is there a way to know what banners are coming up in advance? Or at least when a new one will come out
This basically has become a yearly certification thing to me...
the farthest I can go are Expert 3* and just somehow continuous bad luck and skill issue kick me back to Adept.
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?
I've got over 8 hours of gameplay. I can't believe it took this long. There's still a lot I don't understand.
Right lord kan gave me dora 3, making my hand haneman, perfect for my comeback...
Drew the worst tile possible and I can't even fold at this point. To add insult to injury, 3/4 of my winning tile is in right lord...
Dealt into a sanbaiman. I hate this game.
I've always wondered
