>>051649

>Для того чтобы набить 2к рейтинга нужно только иметь упорство

Ты неправ, нужно очень хорошо уметь играть в него, плюс ублюдская рейтинговая система.

Вот пчел с Хаоса расписал что по чем:

DC: Chaos

The amount of games needed: 143, could've been sub 100 with some better luck but hey that's mahjong!

Overall difficulty: 6/10

Queue times: Not that bad during peak hours. Horrible outside of peak hours.

Mahjong soul games played: ~1000

Mahjong soul rating: master 1 peak but currently expert 3.

I'm gonna be honest, whilst the climb was arduous and took more games than I thought I never felt like 2k was impossible for me to reach, thus I was slightly surprised at how rare it was because I know that there are many better players than me.

There were some very good players on Chaos DC which made the climb harder than I anticipated, but in general I felt that the majority of my opponents were novices.

The hardest part was the rating system itself. Once you're past 1800+, the only way to reliably gain rating is to get 1st place. To give an idea of how hard this is, mahjong is a game of chance where if you're able to consistently get 1st place 30% of the time you're considered a very good player.

In short, if I was playing people of relatively equal skill to my own I would say that this title would be extremely difficult to get due to the string of 1st place finishes needed to push through 2k.

Many players seemed to heavily rely on the bot for help which made me change my play-style slightly (mahjong terms ahead):

Suji traps become slightly stronger because the bot will tell you those tiles are safe to discard.

Opponents will do slightly more penchan riichi waits because the bot won't encourage you to discard penchan shapes.

Honor tile tanki wait riichis become slightly less strong because the bot will strongly discourage you from discarding any undiscarded honor tile during riichi.

I think if you're a beginner... I would advise against you playing on the ff14 client because of two reasons:

The hint system. It can be quite deceiving/confusing if you don't understand the underlying rules used in these systems (tile acceptance, suji, kabe, push/fold etc.etc.). Overly relying on it will definitely win you some games, but you won't improve as a player and it becomes a skill ceiling you won't be able to push past.

The matchmaking. There are sadly not enough players for there to be any sort of matchmaking. Which means that it's very likely that you'll queue into a good player in your very first game as a beginner. This can also happen on other clients like Tenhou.

Thus for beginners I would recommend Mahjong Soul, where they have several tiers where only beginners can queue. With the added benefit of way faster queues in general compared to ff14.