It's actually pretty common in margin time matches, although very few make it past the 5 minute mark

@@CsQ_RandomRepository dont know what that is

@@Yoaster06 If a round exceeds 3 minutes in play time, the game will slowly increase its garbage multiplier, causing an increase in garbage lines being sent. This is why you see a B2B T-spin double, an attack that typically sends 5 lines, has ballooned into 15 lines at the end of the video. So the 45 spike is cancelled easily, since both players have a stupid multiplier from the game going on for over 5 minutes and creating 45 attack becomes significantly easier.

!! a normal tsd sends 4 lines, just like a quad if you didnt know :3 ​@@CsQ_RandomRepository

Upon meticulously scrutinizing the content of a purportedly five-minute video with such celerity that it defied the very fabric of temporal constraints, I am compelled to refute the assertion posited herein that the depicted match therein could be classified as merely "long." Rather, I assert that the match in question transcended the conventional parameters of temporal perception, delving into the realms of the longv, a dimension beyond mere linearity, where the duration of events is measured not solely by chronological increments but by the profundity of experience and the intricacies of narrative development. Thus, I contend that to reduce such a multifaceted and immersive encounter to the simplistic label of "long" would be a disservice to the rich tapestry of events unfurled within the tapestry of the video, demanding instead acknowledgment of its nuanced temporality, characterized by the amalgamation of time and narrative into the complex phenomenon of the longv.

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Within the subjective framework of the observer, the sequentiality of experienced events, though chronologically compressed, might be perceived as a spectrum of heightened or diminished intensity. This disparity can culminate in the misconstrual of a five-minute event, such as the presented match footage, as excessively mundane or conversely, overly stimulating. Consequently, the designation of the match as "long" arises. This incongruence can be attributed to the absence of a shared experiential landscape between the observer and the participant. The hypothetical observer lacks the kinesthetic memory associated with years of honed motor skills in playing Tetris, nor does the observer possess the accumulated cognitive schema derived from prior viewership. Therefore, the designation of "long" ascribed to the match solely reflects the limitations of the observer's experiential repertoire in faithfully replicating the participant's subjective immersion. @@Diaoo

@@Diaoo tldr: Video is not long, but longv.

@@DiaooIn expressing my sincere regret for my limited comprehension of the complex subject matter encapsulated by "The dimension of the longv," I humbly ask for indulgence. It is with genuine contrition that I acknowledge the oversight of allowing such an egregious error to permeate our significant dialogue. Please accept my heartfelt apologies for any disruption this may have caused to the discourse at hand.

he forgets his youtube password from time to time

you mean the months you could have spent learning it yourself? :3

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go vist his acc, there can get ur ans

5 years ago, he was already better than me (I'm U on tetrio, with about 75 apm average). I have about 200 hours considering jstris and tetrio, the only places that I've played. It's definitely possible to reach my level with less than that tho, since about 80 of these hours I played on mobile for not having a pc, and I've never really dedicated myself to learn new concepts like different setups of t-spins. Considering that, I'd say at least 1000 hours+, but maybe he's just more talented at the game than me and this number is lower

11 years

@@Diaoo I felt discouraged because I hadn't improved much after six months of playing. I guess it was nothin I won't give up. I'll keep grinding. Thank you for your reply.

no

@@Diaoo why not

frieza

vatican

@@ottlight real