Oh wow, they used my game! That’s awesome! Back when I was still playing Ichihime. Looking at the game now, I would never play it that same way, but it’s still one of my best Mahjong Soul moments! -Jyanshi Altrus
It can go up to a sextuple yakuman: 4 quads OR Blessing of God/Earth, big winds, all honor tiles, 4 closed triplets single tile wait. I'll probably never experience it in any of my games, though I have seen clips of it on youtube.
@@bysweazz4658And could render opponents empty pocketed. Gambling is such cruel thing. One second you are like Scrooge McDuck, the next one you are bankrupt, homeless and with multi-million debts on your back. All it was take to happen is to discard a wind tile only to hear "RON" And seeing opponent revealing Big 4 Winds + All Honors + Black and White + Earthly Hand combo. Prior to introducing Yakuman rule, this combination was worth a total of 1 444 000 points, and discarder paid for all with real money (1 point - 1 yen, 6x,East pays double).
@lkjkhfggd it actually did happen, in this video czcams.com/video/Rd7KKv_dzdE/video.htmlsi=4rWlTh6hOGD-n3D2 it's a game mode though. the fact that this person got quadruple yakuman in a ranked lobby though is quite impressive
@@yoshimine5 The riichi itself is irrelevant; because the player would discard the winning tile for the sake of 13-wait kokushi, they'd be in furiten. As they're in a state where they can't win from other players discarded pieces, might as well riichi just to "send the message".
@@MrSocrates_ Yeh I think the riichi there is always correct. If it makes a single opponent give up and start defending, then the 1000 pts was worth it.
Give them a break man! They're just Silver Room players, and (probably) new to mahjong, so they probably don't know how to defend or watch for clues when someone's attempting a yakuman. If this happened in the Jade Room, however, I'd be like: WTF MAN! WHY DIDN'T YOU DEFEND AGAINST THE YAKUMAN???
And im just sitting here trying to build a hand while all the Ichihimes around me roning with tanyaos
Lmao
Oh wow, they used my game! That’s awesome! Back when I was still playing Ichihime. Looking at the game now, I would never play it that same way, but it’s still one of my best Mahjong Soul moments! -Jyanshi Altrus
that last one though
That last hand... just wow!
四暗刻單騎﹑小四喜﹑字一色自摸﹐太神啦。
Very epic moment 😂
7:17 not a single step back, blinded by the lights and don't see discard so gonna drop danger tile
Ron
Oh sweet, my clip made it
I never saw a Quadruple Yakuman before... Can someone calculate the probabilities ? I feel like that's on a billion's range... Maybe more.
If only anyone who played Mahjong Soul have posted in Discord this set would not be the best, so close yet so FAR
It can go up to a sextuple yakuman:
4 quads OR Blessing of God/Earth, big winds, all honor tiles, 4 closed triplets single tile wait.
I'll probably never experience it in any of my games, though I have seen clips of it on youtube.
@@lkjkhfggd It happends once
@@bysweazz4658And could render opponents empty pocketed. Gambling is such cruel thing. One second you are like Scrooge McDuck, the next one you are bankrupt, homeless and with multi-million debts on your back. All it was take to happen is to discard a wind tile only to hear "RON" And seeing opponent revealing Big 4 Winds + All Honors + Black and White + Earthly Hand combo. Prior to introducing Yakuman rule, this combination was worth a total of 1 444 000 points, and discarder paid for all with real money (1 point - 1 yen, 6x,East pays double).
@lkjkhfggd it actually did happen, in this video
czcams.com/video/Rd7KKv_dzdE/video.htmlsi=4rWlTh6hOGD-n3D2
it's a game mode though. the fact that this person got quadruple yakuman in a ranked lobby though is quite impressive
Those thanks earth and thanks heaven would be epic if in the catbowl finals
Holy fucking shit that last fucking hand! Even ippatsued it!
I would have dropped that north too tbf
So... if you can tsumo a kokushi, make sure you riichi first for an extra yakuman.
was it the riichi, or the 13 tile wait?
@@yoshimine5 The riichi itself is irrelevant; because the player would discard the winning tile for the sake of 13-wait kokushi, they'd be in furiten. As they're in a state where they can't win from other players discarded pieces, might as well riichi just to "send the message".
And if the opponents chickened out they'll start to fold which helps you.
@@MrSocrates_ Yeh I think the riichi there is always correct. If it makes a single opponent give up and start defending, then the 1000 pts was worth it.
mine didn't make it :(
They used my clip, but I submitted it about two episodes ago. You might show up soon.
Some players on here are so idiotic. Obviously if someone has ponned 3 of the 4 winds, you don't discard the last one...
Well that's the only way you can get these crazy scores lol
Give them a break man! They're just Silver Room players, and (probably) new to mahjong, so they probably don't know how to defend or watch for clues when someone's attempting a yakuman. If this happened in the Jade Room, however, I'd be like: WTF MAN! WHY DIDN'T YOU DEFEND AGAINST THE YAKUMAN???
this was the gold room. i'd excuse it in bronze but even in adept 3 i'm just screaming at them to fold that haneman@@Mernusify
I'm toimen in the replay. My first place was generously gifted to the player in fourth by that discard. Top 1 angriest mahjong moments.
They probably wanted to see it happen aswell just giving them the benefit of the doubt