I'm a new player for Hanabi and just lost a game. I just want to know what I do are wrong in the game. The two cases below are happen in a game with all settings standard. And English is not my first language, so please ignore the grammar errors. Sorry for problems I may brought.
Case1 happen when the game just started, all color 1 was played except green, and the green 3 is the only card folded. Clues can be used are abundant. Cards in hands are below
A:green1, yellow1, blue3, white4
B:blue2, green2, red4, green1（clued）
C:white3, white3, green2（clued color），yellow3
me:white1, red1, green3,blue4
To the playerA's turn, he choose to clue C's yellow3 by color. Then B and C play the green1 and 2. In my turn, because I see others dont have yellow3, I think A try to tell me the first card in my hand is yellow2 and want me to play it for C's 3. But it wasn't. I, then C who might think the card is yellow2, make two error.
Case2: cards in deck were red2, yellow3, green4, blue2 and white4. Folded cards were red14, yellow113, green23, blue3 and white1234 (each number means a card folded). Only 7 cards to the game end and useable clues were abundant. Cards in hands are below:
A:blue4, red5, blue1, green1
B:green5, yellow4, blue5, yellow2
C:white1, green4（clued both color and number）,blue2, blue1
Me:red4, red2, red1 and blue4
In C's turn, he clued B's blue5 by color. I thought he want to let us play the first in our hand because i saw A's first card is blue4. And I think if there are no blue3 on the board, clue green5 is the better choice because it can be played without waiting other cards. So I just play the first card in the left and run out the only chance for error left.
After the game end, A was pretty mad with me and told me I don't have enough intelligence to play hanabi and uno is the best choice for me. It's quite hurtful, and I don't know whether and why I should get this comment. So, do I really make big mistakes? And am I not suitable for the game? If the second question's answer is yes, I'll give uno another try lol。
Case1 happen when the game just started, all color 1 was played except green, and the green 3 is the only card folded. Clues can be used are abundant. Cards in hands are below
A:green1, yellow1, blue3, white4
B:blue2, green2, red4, green1（clued）
C:white3, white3, green2（clued color），yellow3
me:white1, red1, green3,blue4
To the playerA's turn, he choose to clue C's yellow3 by color. Then B and C play the green1 and 2. In my turn, because I see others dont have yellow3, I think A try to tell me the first card in my hand is yellow2 and want me to play it for C's 3. But it wasn't. I, then C who might think the card is yellow2, make two error.
Case2: cards in deck were red2, yellow3, green4, blue2 and white4. Folded cards were red14, yellow113, green23, blue3 and white1234 (each number means a card folded). Only 7 cards to the game end and useable clues were abundant. Cards in hands are below:
A:blue4, red5, blue1, green1
B:green5, yellow4, blue5, yellow2
C:white1, green4（clued both color and number）,blue2, blue1
Me:red4, red2, red1 and blue4
In C's turn, he clued B's blue5 by color. I thought he want to let us play the first in our hand because i saw A's first card is blue4. And I think if there are no blue3 on the board, clue green5 is the better choice because it can be played without waiting other cards. So I just play the first card in the left and run out the only chance for error left.
After the game end, A was pretty mad with me and told me I don't have enough intelligence to play hanabi and uno is the best choice for me. It's quite hurtful, and I don't know whether and why I should get this comment. So, do I really make big mistakes? And am I not suitable for the game? If the second question's answer is yes, I'll give uno another try lol。
