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You're welcome! Hope you enjoy the game!

Thank you for your question. Yes, it is possible to win with all kongs in the same hand (maximum 4 Kong meld sets plus a pair of "eyes"), though that will be very rare as it'll depend on how lucky you are to be able to achieve this hand. You will still require a pair of "eyes" to win, as when the player makes a Kong meld, they are required to draw another tile from the other end of the wall (the same end where you patch your flower tiles instead of the part where you do the regular draw). I hope that answers your question!

You and me both. 😅 Even for games featured in Steam Next Fest I don't get to play with all of them because of lack of time.

¡Sí! Es una mecánica de juego muy interesante en una novela visual. 👀

Thank you for your comment! Glad you found it helpful! 😄

Thank you for your question!😃 Short answer: Honor tiles can be used in your hand but can only be formed into Pong melds (3 of a kind) or Kong (4 of a kind). Longer answer: On the other hand, it's a whole different beast to explain in the comment section, and scoring is slightly different as it depends on a few other factors, such as how many melds you have and what kind of hand you're building (e.g. do you have numerical runs etc), but I will try my best to answer them in a follow up video. 🀄

Thank you for the feedback and much appreciated. 🙏 Yes, you're right about the jitter - most likely cause is the video exporting. Will be aiming to improve on that visual quality!

Thank you and happy to hear you found it helpful! 😊 Now go win some games! 🤣

Give the demos a try if you can! 😄

With Inosuke as the best character to use the buff bod layer too! 🤣

Thank you Felix! 😄

Hahaha, thank you. 😊 Chun Li is one of the OG badass ladies in gaming and she really brings a lot of joy to arcade childhoods, so there'll always be people who will request photos. 🤣

@@TaintedMantis I'm not surprised, You make a great Chun li.

Thank you for your question. I will be using our point of view as point of reference. If we look to our right of the screen where the yellow box is, we see there are 3 dice and an S. This gives us 2 pieces of information: 1. The first piece of information that you're asking is who the dealer for that particular game is. The player who throws the dice is always the dealer, and the position of the dealer is always the East wind seat position. This then indicates the wind direction of all the other players in the process, and we always move in the anti-clockwise direction. This means that the player sitting across from us is in the South wind seat position, the player to our left the West position, and our seat in the North position. 2. The second piece of information we see is the S, this means we're playing the South wind round. For this, the wind position changes after every player has had the chance to be the dealer at least once (the nuance of it will be explained in a different video as it can get a little complicated if we do not see the visuals). Anyway, let me know if this helped!

Yes it does! Not as many people play DB (despite it being my main in GU), but I should probably do a similar tutorial at some point. 🤣😅

Thank you for your kind comments! 😊

Glad you found it helpful! Happy LS hunting! 👍

Ohooo some great titles there. 👍 Still need to finish NieR myself, along many other titles that are in the backlog, but hopefully I'll get to play a bit more of it in 2024.

Hello and thank you for your comment! 😊 For wall building, remember to just shuffle everything face down, then build 4 rows of 18 tiles, stacked 2 tiles high so that each wall will consist of 36 tiles total. Also, aim to focus on learning to build your hand first during game play so you can practice winning! 😉

Hi! This set should be in the form of layers already!

Hello! The B-Rolls are from a mix of the following movies: Fat Choi Spirit (2002) Mahjong Heroes (1981) Fantasia (2004) Let me know if you enjoy any of them! :)

Welcome back and may MHGU bring you the same level of euphoric joy it did for many of us! Happy hunting! 😊👍

Yes, the one with a few Sakura flower patterns is the Mizutsune sword! Absolutely worth creating for monsters weak to water. 👍

Yes indeed! Haven't played with the color dyes yet, though I think Shui will work better as an outfit variation than the classic look.

Thank you for your kind comment! 😄

Thank you for your comment! Yes, the primary purpose of this tutorial is to be able to sit down at the table immediately as usually there'll be more experienced players who will cover areas to speed up the game play such as where to split the wall. I do have intentions of releasing a new tutorial that will handle slightly more complex areas such as wind direction, flowers, and wall splits later, so stay tuned! 😉

@@TaintedMantis that would be awesome. I have been looking around YT, albeit, not that deeply to find some explanation into breaking the wall, wind direction and seating etc, but to no avail. Even direction of play would be appreciated. I have done reading on all the topics, but visually, I can't see it. So if you do that video, I am definitely viewing it. Your New subscriber.. 😊

@@ManBearGote Thank you for your support! 😊🙏 It's a game with many factors to take in, but once you get into the groove, especially when you're starting to win games by your own skills, it's a great feeling of accomplishment. Especially if one of your opponents is an excellent player! 😉

If I go to Japan again next year, this could be a regular thing! 🤣