Nintendo still can't get anything online related right. Our levels should all be saved server-side in a game that's online-only. Jesus.
Yeah, he's the absolute best I've seen.
I mean, you level. And that's how it ranks you. Seems to match you with people of similar level, and also random targeting prefers higher levels. In my experience, it's been a lot more difficult the higher I level. I could get top 10 pretty often before level 10.
I'm not being hyperbolic when saying this is my current GOTY and it's possible it will stay that way. I value the amount of fun a game gives me above everything else and this formula just works flawlessly with me.
The amount of information going to and from is likely drastically different though.
You do realize Tetris data is a lot smaller than fighting game data? It only has to update the finality of every move, which is pretty trivial.
Basics of t-spinning aren't too hard, just need to know what to look for to start with! Then when you get used to that you can start to build out the patterns yourself.
Yeah, I've seen many tutorials but I would like a training mode that would give you hints on how to make the set up as you play.Basics of t-spinning aren't too hard, just need to know what to look for to start with! Then when you get used to that you can start to build out the patterns yourself.
Just nipped into Puyo and whipped up a quick example, might help?
Spot the shape in the well - bonus if around it is filled so you get a line clear (in this example 2!):
Line it up:
Then when it's there, rotate to it'll clear both lines. Not sure if that helps at all but I find sometimes people can see the term as being more scary than the action itself.
At a basic level if you want to start off just doing any in a match, all you really need to do is spot a shape like the above and learn what dropped to form it.
Definitely agree with you there. Having one in game would be incredibly useful.
It works a lot like Vs in typical Tetris games, albeit on a much larger scale. Clearing lines and doing combos creates garbage that you can send to another player and other players will be sending garbage your way. You can see a miniature version of everyone else's playfield and manually target who to send your garbage to, but there are present options you can select that will let you auto target certain people, such as someone who is attacking you directly or someone who is close to being KO'd.
