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It's been a long time since I've played mahjong.

I haven't posted anything about mahjong because there isn't much to talk about, but I play mahjong every day.

It's not that I didn't upload it because no one likes mahjong.

As the title of today suggests, there are many situations in which you lose hope and have to give up when playing mahjong.

But, giving up doesn't mean you'll ever come back - in any way.

In games, there are rank points, and in reality, there are dissatisfaction, frustration, etc., right?

In this mahjong report that I posted after a long time, I encountered a situation that made me very angry.

Even though he had a very advantageous hand, he was hit with an absurd loan from the start.

You keep getting tsumō with a very advantageous hand and lose points ridiculously.

I really hated long hair today

Then, he tried to catch up with the score he was behind, but he was hit again with a long shot.

Again and again and again in the next round, I was hit by Tsumo and the score just kept getting sucked away...

As a decisive blow, the awakened Gin on the other side threw Ron with a fast timing and even with the Dora Mark, and I was pushed to the last place...

That foot was a hand that was caught from the start, and it was a hand that was thrown because there was already a 3-sack, so it hit Ron...

However, in mahjong, the game continues until all four people are in the same position.

If the East continues to burn the four countries, the game will not end.

I was in the last 4 countries and held out a total of 3 times.

In the first four countries, we made a quick decision to declare a reach and continued the game with a small loss.

For the second board, he held 3 Dora and tried to see if he could win without declaring, but he held on once again with Tenpai.

And in the last 3rd round, he took back 2nd place by winning 2 rounds with Japung and Jangpung, and eating Dora and Jeokdora in total.

And after reclaiming second place, I threw my cards defensively with the thought that I would never get first place again.

The result is, of course, second place shooter

Folks, giving up is something you only say when you're counting cabbages.

If you grab the opportunity and hang on, the results may not be perfect, but it will be better than just sitting still!

Hizuki is cute

There are two days left until the probability increase, so you're not going to pick it???

Mr. Tjang caught 83 dinosaurs!
I got 0 Flakes as a challenge reward.
Top Ranker Mode ON 👑
But you mustn't let your guard down!

🦕Catch the moving dinosaur
Take the challenge now!
👉 [Play on the Stove App]

Simon's record is -1719 points!
I got 0 Flakes as a challenge reward.
I can't wake up from my egg..
Next time, try faster!

🦖Want to feed your baby dinosaur?
Take the challenge now!
👉 [Play on the Stove App]

S1730831988195611 caught 71 dinosaurs!
I got 200 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

👉 [Play on the Stove App]

Theobromine's record is -740 points!
I got 0 Flakes as a challenge reward.
I can't wake up from my egg..
Next time, try faster!

👉 [Play on the Stove App]

Evasion and defense are absolutely essential in Cop33. You can see your allies lying on the ground after just a few failed attempts.

However, even people who have played Souls-like games find it difficult to fail at evading/parrying in Clash of Clans 33.

The biggest problem is that the monsters keep casting "Hit me~ Hit me~" without thinking...

So some gamers started distributing mods that "make this ruling more lenient".

https://www.nexusmods.com/clairobscurexpedition33/mods/28

And in the process of making this mod, you can check the "Basic mode evasion/parry judgment time (invincibility treatment time)"...

Each has Easy/Expedition/Expert difficulty, Expedition = Expert had the same setup time.

The time setting for receiving a defensive judgment was 0.15 seconds, which was set to "tighter judgment than a loose rhythm game."

This is a similar setting to the rolling judgment in Souls-like games.

In addition, you can see that evasion is more difficult to judge than 'defense' on easy levels, such as Expedition or higher.

So even people who are used to parrying on easy mode might find it difficult to dodge when the difficulty level is raised. Hahaha

The average human reaction speed for visual information is 0.25 seconds, which is a setting that cannot be overcome physically = memorization play is essential.

Even on the easiest difficulty, evasion was at a level where I could react precariously.

So, if you are someone who enjoys the game but has difficulty evading, using a mod might be an option.

The game is so great that you'll want to give up on it just because it's too difficult.

Oh, and for those of you super experts who think this is easy, this mod also "provides a harder difficulty level for experts" lol

It's so disgustingly easy... Can I just press roughly and dodge and block everything? Hahahaha

<Mod Story>

In response to the game's popularity, various modes are pouring out.

For those who feel their field of vision is narrow, a mode to expand the field of vision / a mode to reduce fog judgment (expand the field of vision)

'Graphic Enhancement Mode (High-Spec)' and 'Low-Spec Mode' / Ray Tracing Mode / Forced Frame Generation Function Activation Mode / (Ciel) Skin Whitening Mode, etc.

If you want to try out mods, visit Nexus Mods ^^

https://www.nexusmods.com/games/clairobscurexpedition33