雀魂‐じゃんたま‐

There's a way to get gacha tickets even if you're free-to-play! Go to the place where items you can give to characters are lined up, press 'Offer' at the top right, offer gifts, and exchange them for items you can trade for gacha tickets (save up to 50). You can exchange them for gacha tickets up to 3 times a month in the shop at the very bottom.

I've played this so many times but I still don't understand the rules🤣

Lately, I've been having fun playing Tenhou (Mahjong Soul) with some people I recently got to know on Discord, but just playing normally has started to feel a bit lacking. So, we've been playing 'no-guard showdowns' with a twist: 'restriction rules'. I'm sure some Mahjong Soul users might be doing this already, but we've come up with rules like 'must achieve at least Mangan', 'must include Kanji tiles', or 'no Dora'. Our group's rule is 'Yakuman only (no counting Yakuman)'. It's thrilling because you can see your opponent's hand, making it impossible to discard certain tiles. The intense battles are really fun. Losing means an instant point deduction, of course, but the dramatic comebacks from just a few hundred points down feel very Mahjong-like and enjoyable. What's great about these restriction rules is that even when you lose, you don't feel any lingering negativity.

Finally made it, but Jade Room is tough.

It took a full two months after falling this time... it felt so long... I almost gave up when I encountered what felt like the devs' harassment with a brutal 8-loss streak, but I managed to pull through... I want to aim for one more rank up and keep trying.

The movement is sluggish and lacks a sense of speed.

※This post is for clearing a quest.

防ひっっっっっっっっっっく。

I froze right here and got super serious. Anyway, Do you guys decorate your tables or tiles? ( 'ω' ) I have about 10 of each, but I play with the default settings (as in the screenshot). I tried a few patterns, and while they're pretty, the Dora are hard to see ( 'ω' ) So I thought about changing just the tile backs, but that felt off too, and in the end, the default is the most comfortable. It's not just in Mahjong Soul, but I often see stronger players not messing with decorations in the default settings. They don't touch things unrelated to the match. I'm just weak and haven't touched them, though. Also, I'm pissed about the freeze, normally (back to the origin)

My first Chin Routou after a long time. Btw, a double ron occurred when I achieved it. Sorry about that...