Callie's Mahjong

A FEW FIXES, INCLUDING ONE THAT AFFECTED WINNING HANDS Winning hands are now checked against your exposures Once you expose a group, you're committed to it, so the hand you win with has to actually contain that group. Callie's wasn't checking that at the end. It looked at your fourteen tiles, but not at what you'd already laid face-up on the table. Six flowers exposed together isn't the same as two separate groups of three, even though it's the same six tiles. Some hands want one, some want the other. Callie's knows the difference now, and everything you were legitimately building toward still wins exactly as it did before. Blind passing on the first Charleston You can blind pass on the last pass of either Charleston, going left as well as going right. Callie's was only allowing it on the second one. Now it allows both, the way it should have all along. Sorting your tiles between the Charlestons The screen where you decide whether to go on to the second Charleston now lets you drag your tiles into any order you like, just as you can on the passing screens. Much easier to see what you're really holding before you commit. Thank you to everyone who sends in notes and game reports. That's how the first of these was spotted. If you experience a purchase issue, please email support@calliesmahjong.com