5:54 I won a versus game shortly after doing a fin recently, and I know of someone that used to incorporate them a lot into their gameplay

man, even ignoring tspins, doing 6-3 halfs my pps

orz orz

i like how he has the forbidden 1-pieces here 6:00

5:57 isn't it still 2 wide gap after fixing? I dont get it.

I’m not gonna lie, I don’t play Tetris that often. Not at all actually, because I never knew where to start. I just watched a few videos because my friend said he would totally beat my ass in Tetris and for a while I was motivated to prove him wrong (unsuccessfully). I’m just here to say that your voice is very pleasant to listen to

Is that Persona 4 or 5 in the background?

Bold of you to assume I’m S+

1:31 💀💀💀

the good thing about tetrio is that theres no other good option than tetra league imo.dont wanna get stomped in quikplay and random lobbys are meh so theres no other option than facing players with the same skill level lol. you gonna reach the rank you peaked again so dont care actually.

Why am I slightly disturbed by you not making a fin tsd in the first 1:15 of the video

Instructions unclear: my soft drop speed is 0F

Which version of Tetris is this?

"keeping relaxed hands". meanwhile people who post sprint handcam shorts

Why am I watching this I started 2 weeks ago lol

Another thing people should notice is that you cannot improve the game without being frustrated. Being a champion is someone who is striving to be the best and in order to become the best is to work on your weakest aspects in your gameplay. Starting to improve that set aspect would go poorly in the beginning since you're learning instead of winning. It only gets better depending on your mindset and how much effort you're willing to take. Overall, this video is a 10/10 and highly recommend to anyone who has an improving mindset.

>be me >spend several hours of my life learning lst stack >loses to the 9-0 user with 0.7 pps

I feel like these intermediate/mid-high U Rank level guides are a godsend in this community. If you're a Stacky's nominee this year, you're getting my vote tbh. Keep up the slick content!!!!!

Thank you. I finally finished my 10 rating games. I got F-

as an SS player with around 70-80% finesse this is gonna be painful

You a one of the better KZfaqrs making these videos. I have been struggling with L, S, T stacking. Do you have a guide on it? If not would you be willing to make one? I've seen two and neither are that great.

very cool video I will rewatch again later because this is clearly too advanced for me lol

I like how a lot of these tips are not just applicable to ranked Tetris but also ranked systems in other games, or maybe even competition in general. Really helps put into perspective why I would play TL or any other ranked game for that matter. (Also I stared at blockfish the entire time 10/10)

i just wanna get to X rank so I can instantly quit the game already lmao

ivy league chair? sorry my attention usually goes into side segments

it's hard to find a tetris creator that speaks loud enough or knows how to edit video. Dude have two mics on frame and you can't hear shit.

I also suggest when playing TL is to have a good mindset. Stop queuing when you feel tired (physically and mentally) or when tilted and don't forgot to not stress yourself. Don't forgot to have fun and don't judge but instead help others. And TL is not everything, Tetris is more than TL and find what you want to do in tetris and in other things. Do what you will and just make sure not to harm others personally.

shout out to [Video tutorials actually being self help videos] Gotta be my favorite gender

Wow if this video came out earlier, I found that a huge problem was stigma against openers, infinite downstacking, whatever. People would literally tear you apart for it. Luckily I broke the cycle of queueing once I was 1 game off X, was up 6-1, disconnected and lost 200 tr, never played ranked again LOLLL

Wait this is exactly the video I needed to overcome my anxiety for ladder thanks so much

HESSS BACKKKKK

great vid + great fit 🤩🤩🤩🤩

Thanks for this, it's nice to know there's other people who feel the same things and how to overcome it. Love your videos!

i dont even have this problem. lol i just watched for blockfish

my first step is to log on

i'm still not playing <3

uhhh goes to show how out of touch I am lol but tenchi’s site has been un-updated as of 3 months ago. Instead, p1nkl0bst3r has graciously provided a way to get raw historical TL data instead: api.p1nkl0bst3r.xyz/tlhist/username Guide on how to use this API: imgur.com/a/ST1gJv3

Wow so great

orz is the wisest tetris player

might finally come back to tetrio soon

yay

Just tilted after seeing this 10/10 video

wow wow wow...

I lost the game.

Blockfish for retention is amazing lmao

stardew valley reference

Finally I can play online mode in puyo puyo tetris 2 without getting dogpiled (still have to practice 2 spinning tho lol)

Not sure how meaningful this is, coming from someone only just learning the game, but I think your guides are the highest quality ones out there. You fully analyze a concept, taking time to break it down into general theory while giving examples, but don’t drag on such that you overstay your welcome. I really admire your teaching style. On an unrelated note, does anyone know where I can find a learning-focused Tetris community? I’ve joined a couple of Discord servers but the ones I’ve found seem kind of dead. Was there some sort of decline in the popularity of modern Tetris over the past year or two? Anyhow, I don’t care what sort of format it is - Discord, forum page, whatever - so long as there are people I can learn from.

Thank you so much for this guide Orz, I'm usually top 3-5 in Tetris99 (Gustavo222) and your guide is really insightful. Also, you seem such a Nice guy. Thank you again! and although we haven't met yet, consider me a brazilian friend for whatever you need. I appreciated the final comments. ✌️