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May i suggest adding settings for DAS and ARR. It's quite hard to play fast without. simon.lc/tetr.js is currently my favorite web based version and i think a

May i suggest adding settings for DAS and ARR. It's quite hard to play fast without. simon.lc/tetr.js is currently my favorite web based version and i think a good standsrd

testb 9y ago
Here's a vid of what's possible with proper settings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUIpb-IFTZE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUIpb-IFTZE
- nullobject 9y ago
  OMG, that video is nuts. I'm assuming that is being controlled by a human in real-time?
  - drenvuk 9y ago
    That's correct. With DAS tuning it's much less frustrating to play at the speed at which you can think. Here's one of the top online players of puyo puyo tetris, for reference. https://youtu.be/7AjbWroX4vA?t=18m57s https://youtu.be/7AjbWroX4vA?t=18m57s
  - testb 9y ago
    Yep it's a human - there's a good number of people who can reach that speed but it takes years of practice. I believe a lot of the community started young on various platforms so some people have been playing 10+ years
slow_donkey 9y ago
Ah one small bug(?) I noticed was t-spins arent recognized if they're hard dropped after you spin them in. But I think this is a great showcase for reactive and it's impressive all the spins work correctly!
- nullobject 9y ago
  Thanks, I'll create an issue for it.
nullobject 9y ago
Sure. I'll have to read up on how that stuff works, but I'm keen to make my version as playable as possible.
igravious 9y ago
To satisfy my ignorance I had look those up, and: https://www.reddit.com/r/Tetris/comments/13uqby/whats_das_and_arr/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Tetris/comments/13uqby/whats_das_an... “[…] but in general, ARR is auto repeat rate (how quickly the pieces move from right to left.) And DAS is delayed auto shift (How long you have to hold down the button to before a piece starts flying to the wall). Changing them can change how "slippery" your pieces feel and can also enable you to play a lot faster. […]”

May i suggest adding settings for DAS and ARR. It's quite hard to play fast without. simon.lc/tetr.js is currently my favorite web based version and i think a good standsrd

testb 9y ago

Here's a vid of what's possible with proper settings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUIpb-IFTZE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUIpb-IFTZE

nullobject 9y ago
OMG, that video is nuts. I'm assuming that is being controlled by a human in real-time?
- drenvuk 9y ago
  That's correct. With DAS tuning it's much less frustrating to play at the speed at which you can think. Here's one of the top online players of puyo puyo tetris, for reference. https://youtu.be/7AjbWroX4vA?t=18m57s https://youtu.be/7AjbWroX4vA?t=18m57s
- testb 9y ago
  Yep it's a human - there's a good number of people who can reach that speed but it takes years of practice. I believe a lot of the community started young on various platforms so some people have been playing 10+ years

slow_donkey 9y ago

Ah one small bug(?) I noticed was t-spins arent recognized if they're hard dropped after you spin them in. But I think this is a great showcase for reactive and it's impressive all the spins work correctly!

nullobject 9y ago
Thanks, I'll create an issue for it.

nullobject 9y ago

Sure. I'll have to read up on how that stuff works, but I'm keen to make my version as playable as possible.

igravious 9y ago

To satisfy my ignorance I had look those up, and: https://www.reddit.com/r/Tetris/comments/13uqby/whats_das_and_arr/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Tetris/comments/13uqby/whats_das_an... “[…] but in general, ARR is auto repeat rate (how quickly the pieces move from right to left.) And DAS is delayed auto shift (How long you have to hold down the button to before a piece starts flying to the wall). Changing them can change how "slippery" your pieces feel and can also enable you to play a lot faster. […]”