"Ooh baby, a quadruple!"

"Ooh baby, a quadruple triple!"

Cwise85 oh yes. Took me a while to get it even after I learned the pattern. But it’s still nowhere near the frustration of the pentuple that’s also on my channel

T-spins are considered anomalies for me, they occur once in a great while. It’s pretty hard to set up the “elevator, let alone a double space.

Its a matter of both muscle memory and luck. So yeah its pretty difficult. And its not super worth doing in pvp since its high risk high reward.

I personally think its easier to memorize and repeat when the tetriminos are colored!

It will help you sort of see how a formation was built with individual pieces

I wanted to see the t spin all the way to the bottom

Yup. I discuss this in my other videos where I talk over the setup. There are links in the description above.

CyanideCN- was playing slow to show the setup.

@@dubalo I see. You should post more Tetris videos if you have the time. I'll definitely watch.

I am doing a soft drop (holding the down button) to the location just above the overhand, releasing the soft drop, and then rotating. When you are first starting t-spins, I would recommend allowing the piece to drop at it's own pace and then rotating. Once you've got that timing down, you can then work on soft-dropping and then rotating.

For me, it will always be known as Dr Robotniks mean bean machine. But yes. Puyo puyo is amazing. So many combos to be had

So you’re able to get the setup, but can’t get the timing on spinning the t-block to do the triple?

@@dubalo exactly. The T blok just land on the place I don’t want. Even when I try to rotate before

@@JCvanSlooten which version of Tetris are you playing?

@@dubalo Tetris effect: connect on the switch

Or my timing of worse or I don’t use the right combination. I’m trying for two days now…

So back to back just means that you are doing two special line clears (e.g. Tetris or t-spin) one after another. You can set down blocks in between back to backs. A combo is when you do two (or more) line clears in a row, one right after another, without setting down a block in between.

Seth Gitter in summary: tspin after tetris, back to back. tetris after tspin, back to back. tspin after tspin, back to back. tetris after tetris, back to back.

Is doing a Double T-Spin and then a Triple T-Spin count as a BackToBack? Or does it have to be the EXACT same?

Me at I think it counts

@@neat3468 Yes. that would count as a back-to-back. All you need for back-to-back is to have two special line clears without any simple line clears in-between. So you could do a double t-spin followed by a Tetris, or a Tetris followed by a triple t-spin.

Absolute worst way to play Tetris? probably not. But I agree that this is not something you want to plan to do as part of regular play. I talk about why in some of the other videos I made on this. Boils down too much room for error without much reward. Instead, it's something you can do and a way to practice getting comfortable with t-spins. That's the only reason I made these videos.