In general you should use as many previews as the game allows you to use. Some top players don't use 180, it doesn't make that big of a difference. 180 is extra if you want to, they don't exist in official games, however. Learning to rotate clockwise and counter-clockwise is most important. (You should use both rotations though.) Should I learn 180 rotations? # Whether you decide you want to use the most optimal set of sequences is up to you. Lots of top players do not have "perfect finesse" but will still have a set way of placing pieces. People often mean " Perfect Finesse" or "2 step finesse", when they refer to finesse. There is a specific optimal sequence of inputs for every single placement in the game, this called perfect finesse / 2 step finesse. What is finesse? Should I learn finesse? #įinesse is the method of placing a specific piece in a specific location with predetermined set of key inputs. While it is possible to play at the top level with higher settings, you should not unless you absolutely have to. Most players will be able to use a das below 130 ms. To pick a das start around 130ms / 8F (some games use frames which are 16.66 ms) and then keep lowering it until you cannot control it.
In games where you can customize arr and das, arr should be as low as possible (0 or 1). Some common layouts are: Default Tetris Friends
#TETRIS FRIENDS SPRINT HOW TO#
You should have an intuitive understanding of how to stack, most specific guides and tutorials won't help, as it will limit your growth if you try to just "memorize" a list of setups. The best way to learn how to stack is to play a lot, and to review your own gameplay and the gameplay of people much better than you.Įxperiment and try new things, and try to notice patterns. Keep in mind that there also is a difference between getting a new personal best and actually improving. For example, someone who restarts sprint very frequently will get less practice per hour than someone who doesn't. Some ways of practicing make better use of your time than others.If you don't actually spend the time to play the game, and review your own gameplay, you will not be able to improve.Don't feel discouraged when you see people improving faster than you, you have to keep in mind the key factors to improvement: Just look at the diagrams, it doesn't' matter if you can't read Japanese/Korean Looking at setups is a noob trap, use at your own risk. Here are some other wikis that you can look at if you're just interested in look at setups. The only real good wiki in terms of accuracy for vs is four.lol Jstris: Look at leaderboards / jstris cup?.Game specific communities: jstris, tetrio, wwc, king of stackers, tds, salty cup?.
Learn Tetris: Check out the four wide discord server.Otherwise join the Matchmaking Central (MMC) discord, which has matchmaking based on skill level. If your game has native matchmaking support, like tetr.io or puyo puyo tetris, you can use the matchmaking feature. Hop into a versus game and good luck! Where do I find people to play against? # Once you've done that, you're now ready to play versus. Once you can complete Tetris-only sprints consistently, try and lower your Tetris-only sprint to around 1:30 - 2:00 minutes. Make sure to use both clockwise and counter-clockwise. Once you are familiar with the game and its controls, try and complete a 40 line sprint using only Tetrises. If you are new to the game, play marathon mode, just try your best to survive. Message winterNebs#2995 on discord I'm a new player, where should I start? # USD$ 35.00/hr USD$ 30.00/hr (limited time sale while offers last). If you don't want to read, you can consider purchasing personalized coaching from me.
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