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Instead, 鳥星雨's specialty is defensive play. Like any good defensive player, he properly understands when to fold, and rarely gets hit when doing so. However, his unique ability is to deny opposing players' chances of a comeback by pushing and winning his own hands after an opposing Riichi call. He takes advantage of the fact that a Riichi call locks in a player's waits and denies him any further defensive ability, and also that the call tends to elicit folds from the remaining players. His favorite strategy is to push hands that win off of the Riichi player's genbutsu tiles, picking off points from other players who are attempting to fold. This way, he not only gains points, but crucially denies opportunities for comeback wins. | Instead, 鳥星雨's specialty is defensive play. Like any good defensive player, he properly understands when to fold, and rarely gets hit when doing so. However, his unique ability is to deny opposing players' chances of a comeback by pushing and winning his own hands after an opposing Riichi call. He takes advantage of the fact that a Riichi call locks in a player's waits and denies him any further defensive ability, and also that the call tends to elicit folds from the remaining players. His favorite strategy is to push hands that win off of the Riichi player's genbutsu tiles, picking off points from other players who are attempting to fold. This way, he not only gains points, but crucially denies opportunities for comeback wins. | ||
Because of his conservative playstyle, 鳥星雨 tends to dislike playing with beginners in what he defines as "turkey shoot" games. This is when there are 1 or 2 beginners without too much knowledge on defensive tactics and decisions. Such games disproportionately reward fast tenpais and riichi calls, which naturally favor aggressive play. | Because of his conservative playstyle, 鳥星雨 tends to dislike playing with beginners in what he defines as "turkey shoot" games. This is when there are 1 or 2 beginners without too much knowledge on defensive tactics and decisions. Such games disproportionately reward fast tenpais and riichi calls, which naturally favor aggressive play. This is embodied in his passionate hatred for the 一般 lobby of Tenhou. Ultimately, he is a player that has more fun losing to skilled players than beating beginners. | ||
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