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june's secret method to teach people riichi mahjong: Play 3-4 games of it to start, with a limited ruleset each time Game 1: no scoring. Just making a 3-3-3-3-2 hand. First player do so wins. Teach draw, discard, and pause halfway through to teach pon, chi, tsumo, ron

dora is fun extra points. Don't even mention ura dora. Do that like game 5 or whenever it comes up. All the other yaku you can now mention, but remind them that these are all bonus points; the base ones are what they need to be allowed to score. Now they gotta combine yaku to get the biggest hand

june's secret method to teach people riichi mahjong: Play 3-4 games of it to start, with a limited ruleset each time Game 1: no scoring. Just making a 3-3-3-3-2 hand. First player do so wins. Teach draw, discard, and pause halfway through to teach pon, chi, tsumo, ron

This game is just to reinforce "you need to find one of these to win". When the game ends, check which one they got, congratulate them on finding one, and then explain scoring; since that yaku is worth X han, they get Y points. Do not explain fu. Tell them fu is a mystery to us all.

june's secret method to teach people riichi mahjong: Play 3-4 games of it to start, with a limited ruleset each time Game 1: no scoring. Just making a 3-3-3-3-2 hand. First player do so wins. Teach draw, discard, and pause halfway through to teach pon, chi, tsumo, ron

game 2: limited yaku. Still no scoring, only goal is to GET one, because "you need one to win" Only explain the simplest ones; toitoi, straight, tanyao, dragons, the two wind triplets that matter, half/full flush and Most Importantly Riichi

june's secret method to teach people riichi mahjong: Play 3-4 games of it to start, with a limited ruleset each time Game 1: no scoring. Just making a 3-3-3-3-2 hand. First player do so wins. Teach draw, discard, and pause halfway through to teach pon, chi, tsumo, ron

hi it's my birthday and i was looking for something indulgent to play then i spent all weekend routing a new speedrun to an underappreciated game this year that i fuckin loved and nobody played. gonna try it out! and also PUPPYTRUCK DEMO come watch! www.bimbo.city

hi it's my birthday and i was looking for something indulgent to play then i spent all weekend routing a new speedrun to an underappreciated game this year that i fuckin loved and nobody played. gonna try it out! and also PUPPYTRUCK DEMO come watch! www.bimbo.city

IT'S MY BIRTHDAY EVERYONE LOVES ME YAY if u wanna do something nice for me because of how perfect and good i am i accept: draw my fursona steam games (my massive wishlist:) store.steampowered.com/wishlist/id/... watch me stream www.bimbo.city playing an obscure game and telling me about it

okay first step for speedrunning key fairy is done complete map of the game. now i just gotta plan out routes for any% and all endings

fun thing i did here: key fairy is a monochrome game with just black and white (well... mostly, :P ) but it lets you set color palettes in the menu you can unlock in game so, i used those colors as a vague key for my map so i can remember where stuff is! just switched before taking screenshots.

gotta figure out a new game to speedrun

need something that - isn't super well known, the more obscure the better - isn't super physically demanding; if i have to try 2000 times to get a good run i'm uh. not gonna - has an amount of interesting routing and planning involved in figuring out a speedrun

gotta figure out a new game to speedrun

good music genre names: Math Rock - it's rock for nerds who like math Thrash Metal - it's metal that makes you thrash around Plunderphonics - it's full of stolen sounds. and it sounds cool to say Bluegrass - sounds really cool. "bluegrass" what's that. i wanna see the blue grass

more good music genre names: "Big Beat", "Drum and Bass", "Drone" - they sure do! "Sludge Metal", "Thrash Metal" - accurately describes the vibes of the metal "Funk", "Darkwave", "Grunge", "New Age" - this doesn't really describe music. but i have to agree. it IS that

good music genre names: Math Rock - it's rock for nerds who like math Thrash Metal - it's metal that makes you thrash around Plunderphonics - it's full of stolen sounds. and it sounds cool to say Bluegrass - sounds really cool. "bluegrass" what's that. i wanna see the blue grass

meeting someone who cares a lot about disney world is like meeting someone who cares about WW2 tanks. It's a big red flag, but there's a fair chance they're someone who appreciates an incredible fear of design. You just gotta ask some pointed questions to make sure they Know How Evil Things Are

Plunderphonics is such a good genre name great job with that. Awesome. Please recommend me some I love it