Tuesday 21 May 2013

World of Warcraft Mahjong Set

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AMSTERDAM, May, 16th - Chinese internet company and World of Warcraft regional publisher NetEase has made a limited edition ‘World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria’-themed mahjong set.

Each set costs 1,288 renminbi (USD209) and includes a fully playable mahjong game, complete with tiles, table mats featuring WoW game maps, dividers and chips, all in a thematic wooden carrying case. The board’s decals are designed to look like artwork straight out of World of Warcraft, with a color palette reminiscent of that used for structures and environments in Mists of Pandaria.
Only 1000 of these mahjong sets will be made available worldwide, although the set only appears to be sold through the Chinese-based company. Pre-orders are being taken right now. More pictures are shown on the NetEase website (link below).

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Readers’ Comments

57Monday, 20 May 2013 11:23
Free Dragons
GRAND BRAVO!
What a nice surprise!
NICE GUY-NICE CHAMPION!
Congratulations from your former partners.
Sylvie, Sven, Kevin...
56Wednesday, 13 March 2013 02:49
Sénéchal (avec accents)
MahjongNews publie dans une langue étrangère. Je peux lui pardonner l'usage d'expressions qui auraient pu être dites autrement. ("too smart" au lieu de "outsmarted")

Par contre, la réplique n'était pas drôle. Informative, peut-être (donc ayant quoi comme but au juste ?), mais ce n'est pas de l'humour, ni du premier, ni du troisième, ni du énième degré.

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Ce n'est pas parce qu'on rit que c'est drôle.
55Tuesday, 12 March 2013 17:00
Quentin
Senechal, the title is third-degree humor, to point out the funny situation: 4 French players are ranked in the upper 5, but the winner is Italian.

This contrasts with the EMA MCR country ranking, which is led by France.

The "Poker Face" won again, congrats to him.
54Monday, 11 March 2013 17:41
Senechal
By labeling group A "too smart", you're essentially labeling group B as "retarded".

When can we drop this sick hyperbole once and for all? I mean, it seems like you aren't even playing mahjong to have fun anymore.

IT > FR. "Yeah but what about..." IT > NL (with innuendo that FR > NL). Sounds more like a penis-measuring contest than a game we can play together...
53Tuesday, 05 March 2013 13:55
Oliv'
Participant in the competition :
french 34/96 = 35%
dutch 27/96 = 28%
italian 7/96 = 07%

In the Top Ten :
french 6/10 = 60%
dutch 3/10 = 30%
italian 1/10 = 10%

And it's not because of dutch players if Marco lose 2 times 2 points... WE have done our job ;)

He was just the best, once again : congratulations to you Marco !

Oliv'

Dutch victory in Belgium again

The honorary stage: Alexander Doppelhofer, Diana Westdijk, Marianne Croeze, Theo De Rijcke. Picture Norbert Luckhardt / Noluck.euTEMSE - In the old days. when the Belgian Championship was played with Chinese Classical Rules, it was the Dutch who massivily attended this tournament, and at the time they always were the winners as well. But after Mahjong Competition Rules were introduced in the championship, those golden days seemed to have passed. In 2006, András Boda from Hungary was the winner, and in the next event (in 2009, after a two years' break) Lionel Legaie from France grabbed the title. 

Today, finally the Dutch re-claimed the tournament. The victory was for Diana Westdijk and Marianne Croeze was the runner-up. Third prize was for Alexander Doppelhofer from Austria.

First Belgian player was Theo De Rijcke at position number 8, so he won the Belgian title.  Lionel Legaie, the winner of last year, did not play.

48 players participated in the event, which for the Dutch also was a qualifier for the 2011 European Championship in Venice, Italy. The better part of the competitors (28 players) were Dutch.

The final results

Rank. First Name
Last Name
Nat. TP MP
1 Diana Westdijk NL 18 649
2 Marianne Croeze NL 15 612
3 Alexander Doppelhofer AT 14 567
4 Ma prem Sohana NL 14 347
5 Benoit Messi-Fouda FR 13,5 140
6 Jerome Bonifas FR 13 547
7 Eveline Broers NL 13 292
8 Theo De Rijcke BE 12 636
9 Dimphy Van Grinsven NL 12 307
10 Rudi Kopmanis BE 12 224
11 Emma Guenel FR 11 471
12 Yvonne van der Heide NL 11 348
13 Yvonne Heemskerk NL 11 252
14 Harry Kal NL 11 226
15 Michel Van Damme BE 11 180
16 Frédérique Grondin FR 11 23
17 Christina D'Angelo FR 11 -74
18 Gerda Van Oorschot NL 10 431
19 Desirée Heemskerk NL 10 311
20 Peter Van Damme BE 10 226
21 Jean-Philippe Caillaud FR 10 132
22 Pauline Van Der Linden NL 10 123
23 John Kuijpers NL 10 100
24 Leni Janssen NL 10 63
25 Chris Redmond GB 9 89
26 Janco Onnink NL 9 -81
27 Anneke Keyl NL 9 -108
28 Chris Janssen NL 9 -178
29 Ton Rijnders NL 8 101
30 Gerda Lubkeman NL 8 -33
31 Caroline Kopmanis BE 8 -64
32 Kees Hermsen NL 8 -338
33 Rick Van Der Linden NL 7 -140
34 Jaap Croeze NL 6,5 -50
35 Berry Heijn NL 6,5 -111
36 Els Kuijpers NL 6 -50
37 Emma Mouwen BE 6 -506
38 Ingrid Broeder NL 5 -236
39 Norbert Luckhardt DE 5 -345
40 Anatole Valcke BE 4 -124
41 Wil Meijer-Kal NL 4 -128
42 Dieter Kopmanis BE 4 -681
43 Sandra Bondoin FR 3 -603
44 Jeroen Meijer NL 3 -622
45 Hanneke Morel NL 2,5 -772
46 Menno Van Lienden NL 2 -646
47 Irma Michiels BE 2 -750
48 Marleen Dewolf BE 2 -757

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