Tavern training

Moving the mouse up and down guides the pick; the mouse wheel picks a pin. Hold the right button and move sideways to set the tension. Hold the left button and move the mouse up — when the pick reaches the pin with the right tension you hear a light “click” (and see a sign): let go at once, holding too long snaps the pick. In the simple lock each of the three pins wants a different tension — start low and go up. The mouse is captured automatically; Esc releases it, ✕ ends the attempt.

Hold the left button and drag the mouse left — that is how you push. The rival announces a grip: W (top roll) beats the hook, S (hook) beats the shoulder press, Space (press) beats the top roll. Answer before his grip lands. Releasing the button is a breather, but the rival pushes then. In a clinch, alternate A and D. In training you get 20% more time to react.

Click your coin, then click the pressing point on its rim and click again — the longer you wait, the stronger the flick. Aim for the pit. The right button returns to the top view.

Each exchange has two parts. PLAN: watch your opponent's stance (it may be a bluff) and pick an intent with keys 1–5 before the bar reaches the line. HAND: carry it out with the mouse — jab: push the mouse away; body: an arc down and up; heavy: pull back, hold, push; block: hold the left button; dodge: jerk sideways. Click the scene to capture the mouse. If you go down, click in rhythm to get up.

Hold Shift and shake the dice in the cup with the mouse, release Shift to roll. Mark dice to reroll and roll again. The stronger hand wins; the match goes to two won rounds.