Hi,
I played my first game of live Riichi today, and let met tell you it's a lot harder when the dora don't shine, and there's no help bubble telling you what wait you'll have on each discard.
I won exactly ONE hand (out of maybe 15), where i'd made a huge mistake, cutting the I was waiting on to riichi instead of the .
So instead of tanyao, riichi, ippatsu, menzen tsumo, I got... menzen tsumo.
Anyway, it was a lot of fun!
First Live Game
Moderator: Shirluban
Re: First Live Game
Another thing I can tell you about the Live Game vs Online. You become more self-conscious about getting Ron'd. Why? It can be very embarrassing, especially when the person's waits become more and more obvious. With this in mind, defense strategy gets more attention.
Re: First Live Game
Building the wall is rather complicated too. I had it fall a couple of time, and I wasn't even trying to use the build your rows, then put the second one on the first trick.
Then again, I'm a klutz (I managed to pick a brick from the dead wall, and forgot a couple of times to draw for my hand, resulting in one hand in chombo).
Then again, I'm a klutz (I managed to pick a brick from the dead wall, and forgot a couple of times to draw for my hand, resulting in one hand in chombo).
Re: First Live Game
Yea. Thanks to Tenhou... or other PC/online means of playing...
The wall building... and even... execution of making (chii, pon, kan) calls... can make one clumsy. Simply because -- the computer manages that kind of stuff for us. Ah... I remember the day when I first sat down at the table.
The wall building... and even... execution of making (chii, pon, kan) calls... can make one clumsy. Simply because -- the computer manages that kind of stuff for us. Ah... I remember the day when I first sat down at the table.
Re: First Live Game
If possible with what you have, you may be able to mix the tiles in a bag similar to how they do it in Washizu mahjong (regardless of whether or not you are using any transparent tiles)