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== Current Rooms == | |||
The special rooms can be accessed by clicking Tournament Match. As of March 2024, the following rooms are available: | |||
*[[#Tournament|Tournament Lobby]] | |||
*A weekly rotation room - this changes every week. | |||
*[[#Bloodshed Skirmish|Bloodshed Skirmish]] | |||
*[[#Battle of Asura|Battle of Asura]] | |||
*[[#Casual Room|Casual Room]] | |||
In addition, [[#Battle of Darkness|Battle of Darkness]] is available only through Friendly Match (it cannot be accessed through random matchmaking). | |||
== Casual Room == | |||
'''Casual Room''' {{kana|交流の間}} <small style="color:#999;">(''Kouryuu no ma'')</small> is the unranked lobby. The ruleset is identical to normal gameplay. However, no coppers are spent, no rank points are gained/lost, and no progress towards Casual Chest / bond points are made. Unlike Friendly Match, this room lets you match up with random players (with Friendly Match, you must find players or use AI). Casual Room is long-term available. | |||
== Event Room == | |||
'''Event Room''' {{kana|特別対局}} <small style="color:#999;">(''Tokubetsu taikyoku'')</small> is a room for event purpose. Despite its name, there's nothing special at all to the room: it follows every regular settings of 4P-East gameplay, requiring standard payment identical to Silver Room, as well as progress of opening Casual Chest / Ichihime's Gift Box. | |||
== Melee Room == | == Melee Room == | ||
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{{Majsoul/Yaku_table/Melee_room}} | {{Majsoul/Yaku_table/Melee_room}} | ||
== | == Tournament == | ||
''' | The '''tournament lobby''' is a permanent fixture in the game. Users have the ability to pay 60 Jade to create tournament lobbies. They may apply special rule customizations for their desired tournament or otherwise utilize default rule settings. A number of clubs, individuals, and Yostar itself have hosted tournaments. | ||
== Chaotic Wall Break == | == Chaotic Wall Break == | ||
'''Chaotic Wall Break''' {{kana|龍の割目}} <small style="color:#999;">(''Ryuu no wareme'')</small> is a special room with three dora indicators revealed in advance, as well as applying a special [[wareme]] rule. The dora | '''Chaotic Wall Break''' {{kana|龍の割目}} <small style="color:#999;">(''Ryuu no wareme'')</small> is a special room with three dora indicators revealed in advance, as well as applying a special, altered [[wareme]] rule. The maximum amount of dora remains at 5 (not counting uradora), so only the first two kans reveal dora indicators. | ||
One player is designated as the wareme. The payment to and from the wareme player is doubled (excluding honba and riichi bets). Due to the lack of physical wall position, the game determines the wareme player in a different way. In each round, one random player get a wareme marker. This switches randomly every five turns. The same player can be chosen when the marker switches. | One player is designated as the wareme. The payment to and from the wareme player is doubled (excluding honba and riichi bets). Due to the lack of physical wall position, the game determines the wareme player in a different way. In each round, one random player get a wareme marker. This switches randomly every five turns. The same player can be chosen when the marker switches. | ||
== DoraDorara == | |||
'''DoraDorara''' {{kana|ドラさんモード}} <small style="color:#999;">(''Dorasan moudo'')</small> is a special room with 3 dora indicators revealed in advance. The maximum amount of dora remains at 5 (not counting uradora), so only the first two kans reveal dora indicators. | |||
== Duel of Divination == | == Duel of Divination == | ||
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A hand using sequences rarely scores yaku. The only yaku that allow sequences are chinitsu, junchan, root, and the other bonus yaku. Still, keeping sequences will let your hand develop faster, thus allowing you to escape payment from others. Plus, even a yakuless tsumo is worth 6000 points if nobody has won yet. | A hand using sequences rarely scores yaku. The only yaku that allow sequences are chinitsu, junchan, root, and the other bonus yaku. Still, keeping sequences will let your hand develop faster, thus allowing you to escape payment from others. Plus, even a yakuless tsumo is worth 6000 points if nobody has won yet. | ||
== Battle of Clairvoyance == | == Battle of Clairvoyance == | ||
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The first four tiles that each player draws are fortune tiles: | The first four tiles that each player draws are fortune tiles: | ||
*They are revealed to all players. | *They are revealed to all players. | ||
*On a win, for each fortune tile in hand, the hand's score | *On a win, for each fortune tile in hand, the hand's score is multiplied by x(fortune_tiles + 1). This equates to x5 with four tiles, x4 with three tiles, x3 with two tiles, and x2 with one tile. This does not affect points from riichi bets or honba. | ||
*When calling a tile, the fortune tile is always used for the meld first. | *When calling a tile, the fortune tile is always used for the meld first. | ||
*Once discarded, a fortune tile becomes a regular tile. | *Once discarded, a fortune tile becomes a regular tile. | ||
== Battle of Incantation == | == Battle of Incantation == | ||
'''Battle of Incantation''' is a special room introduced with the collab with [[wikipedia:Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya|Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya]]. | '''Battle of Incantation''' is a special room introduced with the collab with [[wikipedia:Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya|Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya]]. The rules are the same as regular 4P mahjong, except with the addition of Azure Bonus and Crimson Bonus. | ||
*Azure Bonus is gained for each consecutive tedashi discard (discarding a tile other than the one you drew) in the pond. The bonus is equal to 1 han for 3 discards, 2 han for 6 discards, 3 han for 9 discards, 5 han for 12 discards, 12 han for 18 discards. | *Azure Bonus is gained for each consecutive tedashi discard (discarding a tile other than the one you drew) in the pond. The bonus is equal to 1 han for 3 discards, 2 han for 6 discards, 3 han for 9 discards, 5 han for 12 discards, 12 han for 18 discards. | ||
*Crimson Bonus is gained for each consecutive tsumogiri discard (discarding the tile you drew) in the pond. The bonus is equal to 1 han for 3 discards, 2 han for 5 discards, 3 han for | *Crimson Bonus is gained for each consecutive tsumogiri discard (discarding the tile you drew) in the pond. The bonus is equal to 1 han for 3 discards, 2 han for 5 discards, 3 han for 7 discards, 5 han for 9 discards, 12 han for 12 discards. | ||
A hand can score both the Azure Bonus and the Crimson Bonus at the same time. Note that bonuses consider the amount of consecutive tiles ''in the pond''. Therefore, an opponent [[naki|calling]] a discard means that the called tile won't count towards either bonus | A hand can score both the Azure Bonus and the Crimson Bonus at the same time. Note that bonuses consider the amount of consecutive tiles ''in the pond''. Therefore, an opponent [[naki|calling]] a discard means that the called tile won't count towards either bonus. | ||
In this mode, tedashi discards are marked in the normal color, and tsumogiri discards are greyed out (as with replays). | |||
== References == | == References == | ||