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[invalid] #mahjong channel requests
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Hey peppy have you ever thought about playing japanese mahjong?
Hey peppy have you ever thought about playing japanese mahjong?
lolwhat
mintong89 wrote:
well, most of osu! players play Touhou, and they always talk this topic at #fuckingeverywhere. so please make this channel.
I hope i can have a mahjong teammate when this channel created 
she_old
Dobrze, jak chcesz.
(Good, if you really want to...)
(Good, if you really want to...)
I've always wondered. What's the difference between japanese and chinese mahjong?
I like the idea. ^^
I like the idea. ^^
Japanese Mahjong doesn't use the seasonal bricks and have a different rule-set.Francis56789 wrote:
I've always wondered. What's the difference between japanese and chinese mahjong?
I like the idea. ^^
^That. Also Japanese Mahjong starts with 13 pieces each, while Chinese Mahjong starts with 16.Sotodashi wrote:
Japanese Mahjong doesn't use the seasonal bricks and have a different rule-set.Francis56789 wrote:
I've always wondered. What's the difference between japanese and chinese mahjong?
I like the idea. ^^
Only Taiwan uses 16. Mainland China has another set of rules that uses 13, but the rules are complicated in their own way, imo. Hong Kong also uses 13 tiles, and the rules for that one are extremely basic.
Oh yeah you're right about the 13/16 setup
太好了，osu还可以找人来打麻将！
一起来玩日本麻雀吧 XD
By the way, mahjong is one of the most popular board games so I think this calls for a channel
Inspired by Saki咲
一起来玩日本麻雀吧 XD
By the way, mahjong is one of the most popular board games so I think this calls for a channel
Inspired by Saki咲
Again I'm against this stuff. There is no point that osu! has to create a new channel on an irrelevant game only because many people play this.
I insist this, even while mahjong players are flooding #chinese and mapper QQ qun.
I insist this, even while mahjong players are flooding #chinese and mapper QQ qun.
basic rules, but complicated point counting. at least in my experience.blissfulyoshi wrote:
Only Taiwan uses 16. Mainland China has another set of rules that uses 13, but the rules are complicated in their own way, imo. Hong Kong also uses 13 tiles, and the rules for that one are extremely basic.
+support because
theowest wrote:
The Chinese community is pretty big (...) they deserve more channels of some sort.
the Japanese community is also pretty huge. So the Asian communities in general.
Personally, I'm neutral towards this idea with a slight tilt towards not supporting it.
Personally, I'm neutral towards this idea with a slight tilt towards not supporting it.
i think #mahjong is not just only for Asian (Japanese & Chinese) community. It's for all who know,want,or interested to play mahjong. 