@@jonas-iq2do The game is unable to calculate new scores, and so it crashes. This is right before level 255, so it’s still a ways out, but someone could challenge it eventually.
Eventually everyone dies at killscreen. May not be instant kill anymore, it sure is certain death no matter how far you progress. Considering that players has to adapt new playstyles, play considerably different to previous levels just to survive is a testimony that the transition deserves an equally special name. Killscreen sound way more exciting than post post or those other names, which not only are less striking but confusing aswell. Killscreen is in no way misleading or inaccurate. It seems like the player base is forcing a name change bcuz, now that the meta has changed, they desperately want to show it off as a token of pride or something. I am 100% for killscreen
When Hydrantdude got the first 1.6M score, the kill screen was killed, now, the killscreen has been brutally murdered, with the only remains being the memories of pre-rolling play.
I can't wait for bugged colors. It's hard to really grasp the unforeseen ability of these players ("it's just stacking blocks really quick"), and a letter showing up instead of a number in the score counter doesn't feel all that impressive. The wrong colors showing up on all the blocks, though, I think even a layman can go "woah, that's cool! I've never seen it do that before!!" When do we get to see ghost spaghetti?
Cheez has changed classic Tetris forever. If this game is still played 100 years from now documentaries will still be crediting Cheez as one of the greatest innovators in the history of Tetris. Not bad for a teen playing a dusty old video game.
The killscreen still is the killscreen for 98% of the players, and by players, I mean everyone who plays NES Tetris nowadays. 2% have mastered the rolling technique, yes, but most still either tap (and the best can reach Level 40) or actually use DAS or slow tap or whatever, and that's most likely still the vast majority. So I think the killscreen can still be called killscreen, be it NTSC 29 or PAL 19, it is what it is. :)
Since level 29 is the fastest possible speed, the scoring potential is endless. And as time goes on and people continue to sharpen their skills at rolling, the scores will only get higher and higher. We could potentially see people reach level 100 or pass 3 million points
Someone even suggested in the reddit that we would a new category for people able to do killscreen, so that rollers would not dominate because they just catch up after the killscreen easily (in a while).
Great video! very well edited and the narration is really well done. I keep being amazed at the level of talent and innovation the top tetris players have to keep challenging each other to be better and reach places no one ever thought were possible. Can't wait to see what they do next!
8:00 So the almost obsolete Quaid well is actually useful for post-29 tetrises. It's like top mathematicians create formulas and laws that are only useful for future problems.
If you think about it. It's up to everyone in the community to help set the proper strats for future high scores. Without quaid's center well 2M might have taken longer to achieve
I remember telling a budding hypertapper, Jani Herlevi, that maxing out on PAL would eventually prove obtainable. That was in around 2017 or so--and my prediction was on point, when, in April 2021, EricICX achieved the first ever PAL maxout. Jani's response to me: "Go to hell". He's got to have eaten his words by now. However, I could never have predicted people would essentially stomp NES Tetris into a bloody pulp with the advent of rolling. It essentially means there is only one last hard limit left in the game: when the game freezes at around level 236 or so, due to the score calculations taking longer than a frame to complete. However, let it be known that reaching this stratospheric level will take several *hours*. And scores would exceed 100 million at that point. Long before then, though, at around level 138, the game stops being able to handle the level progression, and starts reading the wrong areas of memory, and thus you get absolutely weird color schemes.
Jani was the first glimpse of mine into the future of NES Tetris and Joseph Saelee was the mainshock in the rise of NES Tetris. god why are the best players named after the J piece Jani Herlevi, throwing up a fucking monster play. Twelve levels of killscreen? In 2016?! Before Boom Tetris for Jeff?! speaking of, Jeff Moore Joseph Saelee Jonas Neubauer (RIP) Jake (is trans and now Ella) 19-5 six times Justin "Fractal" Yu.
I was one of the few expecting a 2M+ before the end of the year, and now I feel like that was a conservative prediction: 3M+ in the next few weeks is a real possibility!
Next records will be probably 3 milion, 10 milion, 1000 lines, 15 milion, 20 milion, bugged colors (level 137), 1500 lines, and then 25 milion around level 150. Check Greg Cannon's video "AI BREAKS NES TETRIS! - 102 MILLION and level 237", his Tetris AI got these milestones in this order. I expect that real playthroughs will be similar to AI plays, because it isn't RNG manipulating TAS.
Nice job on the video. Gamescout would have taken half the video to explain on classic Tetris is different than modern Tetris and the difference between DAS, HT, rolling.
With the burndown we saw, post-killscreen, I'm thinking there's truly no limit to the high score anymore. Now the top score just depends on the player's stamina. I wonder how long it'll be before we see 9,999,999
2009 - first CONFIRMED maxout by harry hong 2018 - first 1.25 million by Koryan 2021 Sep - first 1.6 million (rollover) by Jounce/HydrantDude 2021 Dec - first 2.3 million (first big jump) by Cheez 2022 Apr - 3.7 million (first 1m jump) by Eric 2023 Dec - 6.8 million score in a game breakage by BlueScuti 2024 Jan - 8.9 million score What was once nearly impossible, legendary and elusive just a decade ago is now a rite of passage - being a score millionaire. Soon, we will see a score *super* millionaire at 10 million.
2024 March 11 - 16 million!!! We are living in the golden age of Tetris now crowning our first super millionaire. I remember a time when a maxout was legendarily elusive to human players and now it is a rite of passage and now a rollover, too, is a rite of passage
Someone will reach Lvl 138 and see the first bugged color scheme for the first time next year. It will happen. Make sure you have a video prepped for that lol
Him scoring a bunch of points also I’m typing at the pace of Casanova to try and make sure cheez beats his own PB and maxes out 2X or more in his run at all costs for tetris players this is like a diehard obsession for pros like cheez fish and huffulufugus he’s a pro as well I’m typing at a few hundred words a minute to try to make sure cheez gets encouraged to score the first ever 3.5 million multi maxouts might happen soon if he keeps up putting the world record out of reach for multiple people like EricICX and Huffulufugus to as well as that cheez is a pro or a Champion now we know when the levels break in a nes tetris gym thanks to him he birthed the first ever level 61 or level A9 for the level counter when the levels break at level 30 you might have to count the lines cleared after line 230 to get the level just don’t count level 235 but add 800 or 810 to the total of lines if you last and beat the level that lasts from 18 start to level 29 killscreen also having a everdrive will help with making the second phase of the killscreen wow he even scored 2.34024E+06 or 2340240 or 2,340,240 points to shatter the world record and put it far out the reach oh wait I already mentioned that though level 61 or level 3D in hexadecimal or base 16 and I even typed a multi paragraph sentence to try and make cheez more motivated at breaking world record after level 29 in the normal version the levels break at 30 or 00 also we pray to Jonas neubauer on Jan 5th in 2022
Great video thanks. I think it is fair to say as well that whenever cheez went for that high-level tetris the game did give him a long bar. Maybe after a few burns but it did generally give it him right when he needed it.
@@CobaltTetris I new it had to be something musical with the rhythm and dexterity involved. When he rolls on the pad it looks like he's playing an instrument.
Is it time to put rolling into a different category? It seems that the way the top players can learn and embrace rolling (nothing wrong with this per se) is fairly soon going to make (if it hasn't already) kill screen play irrelevant. I have a 850000 PB playing on an emulator so I am nowhere near really being able to seriously comment on this, but could this new style of play effectively be the death of tetris as we know it? As I say, I am nowhere near a top level competitive player - just making an observation - anyones thoughts and ideas are welcomed
The qualifier was livestreamed, as the system that the tournaments uses (someone can correct me if I'm wrong because I've never participated in the event), generates an authorization word online, and so the player has to, before starting the session, put up a score that appears on the in-game leaderboard, naming it that particular word. This would prove that the session isn't spliced together, as it is very hard to fake that sort of thing without it becoming suspicious due to the continuity of the leaderboard scores through the qualifying session. Furthermore, Cheez has been rolling longer than anyone else has, and this record, while extreme, is within the upper limits of what he could have expected given his abilities.
I have said on the tournaments that we haven't seen the best player bc they stack on the left mainly, and that the best can stack wherever....this may well be the best player and the score doesn't lie. The best player also shouldn't focus mostly on getting the tetris.
Near level 255, the game has trouble calculating the points being scored, and so it ends up crashing, which means its essentially impossible to progress further. That's a ways away though.
As much fun as it is to watch these games, I kind of wish there was a "true killscreen" at like level 50 or something, so that there was still a theoretical cap to the maximum possible score. Otherwise even world record games will have kind of an anticlimactic quality to them, as they will inevitably end in a misdrop rather than reaching "the end" of the game.
Sorry, but if you STILL call it the killscreen, you might ride the short bus to school. This term has been outdated for well over a year now. Shout out to the kids screaming until their face turned blue last year that 29 was still the killscreen. Is 61 more than 29?
A killscreen is the point in the game that is unbeatable and impossible. It kills you when you get to it. Anyone who thinks level 29 is a killscreen is either blind, r=tard2d, or both
@@Pleeze they're in hiding. Because a year ago it was a pack of clowns who screamed until their faces turned blue that 29 was a killscreen. Now that they've been made a fool of, they've vanished
Yeah. This really brings in the good case to split the CTWC Championship into playstyles. Rollers, DAS, Hypertapper/Hybrid. Probably impossible since CTWC only has so much to do the Championship but maybe they can do the qualifiers remotely and just have the top 8 or so live...if the ever get to do a live event again. It's just insane it's gotten to this level.
I made a comment on Ruins channel about how Tetris tournaments should start at lvl19 because players can play so so deep into kill screen that start at lvl 18 means a match would take too long. (Similar to how in the past, they used to start at lvl 15 and then they abandon it). Of course some of the player who haven't practice rolling yet deny this idea. But i think all players should practice rolling. It's the fastest technique, and it doesn't put stress on your hand and fingers like hyper tapping. I don't want to see players retire after a couple years because of injury, which happen all the time in competitive gaming.
Definitely noted :) no worries, I have a tendency to speak fast and this has been commented on in my other videos beforehand. I am working on refining my process for videos, and that includes the voiceover section. Thanks for the feedback!
Update: This record has been beaten by Eric, shocking the scene with the first 3 million th-cam.com/video/Me3atv7azZw/w-d-xo.html
6.4 million :)
@@cobratetris 16.2 million
I knew there was something special about Cheez from the start. There's an innovative passion and it's really fun watching that passion play out.
Man imagine what kinda zone he must've been in. He was casually fraternizing with the chat in lvl 50 like it was routine.
right??? it made me so nervous ahahah
How do you kill that which has no life?
Is it officially time to retire the term "killscreen"? Let me know what you think. Give the video a like if you enjoyed
Da skillscreen, aka Das killscreen 😎
thrillscreen
what is the true killscreen you talked about near the end?
@@jonas-iq2do The game is unable to calculate new scores, and so it crashes. This is right before level 255, so it’s still a ways out, but someone could challenge it eventually.
Eventually everyone dies at killscreen. May not be instant kill anymore, it sure is certain death no matter how far you progress. Considering that players has to adapt new playstyles, play considerably different to previous levels just to survive is a testimony that the transition deserves an equally special name. Killscreen sound way more exciting than post post or those other names, which not only are less striking but confusing aswell. Killscreen is in no way misleading or inaccurate. It seems like the player base is forcing a name change bcuz, now that the meta has changed, they desperately want to show it off as a token of pride or something.
I am 100% for killscreen
When Hydrantdude got the first 1.6M score, the kill screen was killed, now, the killscreen has been brutally murdered, with the only remains being the memories of pre-rolling play.
someone suggested calling it skill screen and from now on I will call it that.
level 29 is now a rite of passage.
I can't wait for bugged colors. It's hard to really grasp the unforeseen ability of these players ("it's just stacking blocks really quick"), and a letter showing up instead of a number in the score counter doesn't feel all that impressive. The wrong colors showing up on all the blocks, though, I think even a layman can go "woah, that's cool! I've never seen it do that before!!"
When do we get to see ghost spaghetti?
Cheez has changed classic Tetris forever. If this game is still played 100 years from now documentaries will still be crediting Cheez as one of the greatest innovators in the history of Tetris. Not bad for a teen playing a dusty old video game.
I agree - first we got Neubauer (RIP) and then Saelee and now this madlad.
@@probium2832 are you referring to Josep seilee ? What was special about him ?
@@aadityasingh2327 Newcomer in 2018 and won. Started playing after 2017, probably the fastest-improving player to date until 2020.
@@aadityasingh2327 He also set numerous records, such as advancing into five uncharted levels: 31 through 35
Then, BlueScuti broke the game. And less than three months after that (on March 11) Alex more than doubled the score record set by BlueScuti.
As a world record, I approve of this video. The fence man. Maxout baby let’s go.
Jan 5 is the the day we pray to Jonas
@@redalchemist0 Wow, a whole year... Wow...😶
He died that day this year
The killscreen still is the killscreen for 98% of the players, and by players, I mean everyone who plays NES Tetris nowadays. 2% have mastered the rolling technique, yes, but most still either tap (and the best can reach Level 40) or actually use DAS or slow tap or whatever, and that's most likely still the vast majority. So I think the killscreen can still be called killscreen, be it NTSC 29 or PAL 19, it is what it is. :)
Jonas would be so proud
Since level 29 is the fastest possible speed, the scoring potential is endless. And as time goes on and people continue to sharpen their skills at rolling, the scores will only get higher and higher. We could potentially see people reach level 100 or pass 3 million points
and it’ll just keep getting more and more interesting
Someone even suggested in the reddit that we would a new category for people able to do killscreen, so that rollers would not dominate because they just catch up after the killscreen easily (in a while).
@@jonaswolterstorff3460 the other way around is probably better:
•Open category for all (for the championship)
•DAS
•Hypertappers
Its technically not endless because the game crashes at lvl 237 or so.
When he said "i'm not even nervous anymore" was when i realized that hyper tapping and das might be dead now. at least by next CTWC
Also, that's when he realized he was The One.
Others: I got 2 maxouts in a row
Cheese: I got 2 maxouts in a game
Great video! very well edited and the narration is really well done. I keep being amazed at the level of talent and innovation the top tetris players have to keep challenging each other to be better and reach places no one ever thought were possible. Can't wait to see what they do next!
8:00 So the almost obsolete Quaid well is actually useful for post-29 tetrises.
It's like top mathematicians create formulas and laws that are only useful for future problems.
If you think about it. It's up to everyone in the community to help set the proper strats for future high scores. Without quaid's center well 2M might have taken longer to achieve
This video is gonna blow up. Also, 37 years later, the greatest game of tetris has been played
The score has jumped more than six times from this one
Cheez Fish
Cheez Fish
Cheez Fish
I remember telling a budding hypertapper, Jani Herlevi, that maxing out on PAL would eventually prove obtainable. That was in around 2017 or so--and my prediction was on point, when, in April 2021, EricICX achieved the first ever PAL maxout. Jani's response to me: "Go to hell". He's got to have eaten his words by now. However, I could never have predicted people would essentially stomp NES Tetris into a bloody pulp with the advent of rolling. It essentially means there is only one last hard limit left in the game: when the game freezes at around level 236 or so, due to the score calculations taking longer than a frame to complete. However, let it be known that reaching this stratospheric level will take several *hours*. And scores would exceed 100 million at that point. Long before then, though, at around level 138, the game stops being able to handle the level progression, and starts reading the wrong areas of memory, and thus you get absolutely weird color schemes.
It goes to show you--don't EVER say something is impossible. People will go to great lengths to prove you wrong.
Jani was the first glimpse of mine into the future of NES Tetris and Joseph Saelee was the mainshock in the rise of NES Tetris.
god why are the best players named after the J piece
Jani Herlevi, throwing up a fucking monster play. Twelve levels of killscreen? In 2016?! Before Boom Tetris for Jeff?!
speaking of, Jeff Moore
Joseph Saelee
Jonas Neubauer (RIP)
Jake (is trans and now Ella) 19-5 six times
Justin "Fractal" Yu.
I was one of the few expecting a 2M+ before the end of the year, and now I feel like that was a conservative prediction: 3M+ in the next few weeks is a real possibility!
@@redalchemist0 lol a multi max… what’s that?
Another next step could be a double maxout (as in, maxing the overflow score counter). That could happen before the year is out too!
16 million.
I am proud to announce (tho it's on the wii version so it's "easier") that holding down the left and right buttons isn't fast enough for me anymore. 😎
Thank you, now I see it! It never was fast enough for me too! And I always thought it was my slow decision making….
Yeah, that was an awesome run to watch.
0:09 let's gooo i'm on tv
Jonas is rollin somewhere right now. I wonder what he could have accomplished with it.
you didn't even mention his insane downstacking to save the game early on, twice.
The first great jump
Next records will be probably 3 milion, 10 milion, 1000 lines, 15 milion, 20 milion, bugged colors (level 137), 1500 lines, and then 25 milion around level 150. Check Greg Cannon's video "AI BREAKS NES TETRIS! - 102 MILLION and level 237", his Tetris AI got these milestones in this order. I expect that real playthroughs will be similar to AI plays, because it isn't RNG manipulating TAS.
If killscreen was a human, it would feel so inferior being termed "just another transition" lol
Nice video! It really provided a lot of additional info to the run I did not know, even though I have watched it 3 times before
Nice job on the video. Gamescout would have taken half the video to explain on classic Tetris is different than modern Tetris and the difference between DAS, HT, rolling.
cheez gonna win next ctwc if he will look at his screen more
no
@@CheezTetris (
@@CheezTetris Win or lose it's just exciting to see your innovative passion and energy.
@@CheezTetris Although I Don't see how you're going to lose with scores like that lol Jackknife powerbomb for the win!
@@sororitysleepawaymortuary1659 I don't think I'll win, but I was disagreeing with screenlooking even being a factor in that
Cheez breaking classic and fractal breaking PAL was just the cherry on top to end this amazing year of Tetris
It's almost like Newton and Leibniz inventing calculus at the same time across two different sides of a body of water.
We've seen with sims the game goes till it breaks. Nice vid!
rip hyper tapping
We will see crash outs in the next decade where the score gets so high it starts reading parts of code as score numbers instead of using sprites
We will need a separate category for
Playing styles. I wanna see someone get to level 1
*turns on tetris*
Okay I did it
I feel like he could have even gone on from the point where he said "I might die here actually."
It won't be long before we see a double max out game
With the burndown we saw, post-killscreen, I'm thinking there's truly no limit to the high score anymore. Now the top score just depends on the player's stamina. I wonder how long it'll be before we see 9,999,999
WE DID IT!!
Alex Thach 16.2 million
one day we will hit true max out, where the game crashes. that is the future i want
The center well tetrises made it possible. Well done.
all hail Hauser, from Antarctica!
Tetris comps in 20 years they're gonna start on the Killscreen
Absolutely nuts
2009 - first CONFIRMED maxout by harry hong
2018 - first 1.25 million by Koryan
2021 Sep - first 1.6 million (rollover) by Jounce/HydrantDude
2021 Dec - first 2.3 million (first big jump) by Cheez
2022 Apr - 3.7 million (first 1m jump) by Eric
2023 Dec - 6.8 million score in a game breakage by BlueScuti
2024 Jan - 8.9 million score
What was once nearly impossible, legendary and elusive just a decade ago is now a rite of passage - being a score millionaire.
Soon, we will see a score *super* millionaire at 10 million.
2024 March 11 - 16 million!!!
We are living in the golden age of Tetris now crowning our first super millionaire. I remember a time when a maxout was legendarily elusive to human players
and now it is a rite of passage
and now a rollover, too, is a rite of passage
What a beautiful human.
sick vid man.
Next thing you know people start getting to level 255 and restarting the entire game again.
You cannot start on Level 29 on an unmodified ROM.
We're seeing soon.
Level counter overflow when
I predict a 10M score by the end of 2022.
Someone will reach Lvl 138 and see the first bugged color scheme for the first time next year. It will happen. Make sure you have a video prepped for that lol
Good shit cobalt, I really enjoyed the video
Go cheese go
Him scoring a bunch of points also I’m typing at the pace of Casanova to try and make sure cheez beats his own PB and maxes out 2X or more in his run at all costs for tetris players this is like a diehard obsession for pros like cheez fish and huffulufugus he’s a pro as well I’m typing at a few hundred words a minute to try to make sure cheez gets encouraged to score the first ever 3.5 million multi maxouts might happen soon if he keeps up putting the world record out of reach for multiple people like EricICX and Huffulufugus to as well as that cheez is a pro or a Champion now we know when the levels break in a nes tetris gym thanks to him he birthed the first ever level 61 or level A9 for the level counter when the levels break at level 30 you might have to count the lines cleared after line 230 to get the level just don’t count level 235 but add 800 or 810 to the total of lines if you last and beat the level that lasts from 18 start to level 29 killscreen also having a everdrive will help with making the second phase of the killscreen wow he even scored 2.34024E+06 or 2340240 or 2,340,240 points to shatter the world record and put it far out the reach oh wait I already mentioned that though level 61 or level 3D in hexadecimal or base 16 and I even typed a multi paragraph sentence to try and make cheez more motivated at breaking world record after level 29 in the normal version the levels break at 30 or 00 also we pray to Jonas neubauer on Jan 5th in 2022
Hey, why isn't Cheez's score on the leaderboard?
I like the slower pace of this video. It really gives the achievement its time to shine.
Someone I know got 3.2 million using the power glove.....best kept secret in nes tetris
Great video thanks. I think it is fair to say as well that whenever cheez went for that high-level tetris the game did give him a long bar. Maybe after a few burns but it did generally give it him right when he needed it.
*Where do you see PB's? Like on **0:55*
That page can be found here bit.ly/CTHighscoreLB
@@CobaltTetris thanks for the link and awesome video
@@daniilde6801 No problem, thank you so much!
EricICX just broke the score WR over 3.7 million
Already done with a script for that :) expect a video about it in the next few days
Great video!
were can we find the score/levels leaderboards ?
Those can be found here: bit.ly/CTHighscoreLB
*1600000 point rollover*
I wonder if Cheez is a drummer or a guitarist?
He's a pianist, which likely helped with his ability to roll.
@@CobaltTetris I new it had to be something musical with the rhythm and dexterity involved. When he rolls on the pad it looks like he's playing an instrument.
Is it time to put rolling into a different category? It seems that the way the top players can learn and embrace rolling (nothing wrong with this per se) is fairly soon going to make (if it hasn't already) kill screen play irrelevant. I have a 850000 PB playing on an emulator so I am nowhere near really being able to seriously comment on this, but could this new style of play effectively be the death of tetris as we know it? As I say, I am nowhere near a top level competitive player - just making an observation - anyones thoughts and ideas are welcomed
Cheez has never won a CTM, if he wins 10 in a row then let's talk
@@DanielSong39 and you have never gotten a prediction right
@@CheezTetris You can win this month
He not only beat 2 world records. He f***ing destroyed them
Sooooooooo good! And I've only watched the first minute
Cheezy feet > Cheez Fish
L e v e l 1 5 5 c o m e o n ! ! !
It’s time for 29 start max, seriously
Record hasn't been verified, so can we really call it that? Seems sus
The qualifier was livestreamed, as the system that the tournaments uses (someone can correct me if I'm wrong because I've never participated in the event), generates an authorization word online, and so the player has to, before starting the session, put up a score that appears on the in-game leaderboard, naming it that particular word. This would prove that the session isn't spliced together, as it is very hard to fake that sort of thing without it becoming suspicious due to the continuity of the leaderboard scores through the qualifying session. Furthermore, Cheez has been rolling longer than anyone else has, and this record, while extreme, is within the upper limits of what he could have expected given his abilities.
I have said on the tournaments that we haven't seen the best player bc they stack on the left mainly, and that the best can stack wherever....this may well be the best player and the score doesn't lie. The best player also shouldn't focus mostly on getting the tetris.
What do you mean by “true kill screen ”
Near level 255, the game has trouble calculating the points being scored, and so it ends up crashing, which means its essentially impossible to progress further. That's a ways away though.
@@CobaltTetris thanks !
In 3 years from now record will be over 5,000,000.
That's a very conservative prediction.
it was just nine months. less than a quarter of your predicted time
now it's still not even three years... and the record is now 16 million.
As much fun as it is to watch these games, I kind of wish there was a "true killscreen" at like level 50 or something, so that there was still a theoretical cap to the maximum possible score. Otherwise even world record games will have kind of an anticlimactic quality to them, as they will inevitably end in a misdrop rather than reaching "the end" of the game.
a true killscreen at level 50 would be the definition of anticlimactic
Now someone has 2.3mil lmao 🤣🤷🏾♂️
Inb4 5 mil
POV: Straizo starts playing Tetris
What is the true kill screen?
Shoutout to Moja fun fact he is the first tetris player in history
Alexey Pajitnov might have something to say about that
Yo wheres the touch grass clip?
Sorry, but if you STILL call it the killscreen, you might ride the short bus to school. This term has been outdated for well over a year now.
Shout out to the kids screaming until their face turned blue last year that 29 was still the killscreen. Is 61 more than 29?
A killscreen is the point in the game that is unbeatable and impossible. It kills you when you get to it. Anyone who thinks level 29 is a killscreen is either blind, r=tard2d, or both
@@cade7420 Chill, this is trivial. You're throwing punches at no one.
@@Pleeze they're in hiding. Because a year ago it was a pack of clowns who screamed until their faces turned blue that 29 was a killscreen. Now that they've been made a fool of, they've vanished
What a sight that was to behold! Great video, I learned a lot that I wasn't aware of about the record game!
Yeah. This really brings in the good case to split the CTWC Championship into playstyles. Rollers, DAS, Hypertapper/Hybrid. Probably impossible since CTWC only has so much to do the Championship but maybe they can do the qualifiers remotely and just have the top 8 or so live...if the ever get to do a live event again. It's just insane it's gotten to this level.
I feel like it’s time ge the starting level to at least 19 now. Otherwise matches will just take too long!
Thrill screen is a weak name. Need something better...
It's pretty obvious where you find the largest group of hand jobbers aka no Chasity Belt lock pickers in the Tetris Simp group....
Calling it now. Top players will get so good that we will stop caring about world records. Think 1 billion
At around level 230-255 the game crashes. So scores like 1b are impossible even in theory.
I made a comment on Ruins channel about how Tetris tournaments should start at lvl19 because players can play so so deep into kill screen that start at lvl 18 means a match would take too long. (Similar to how in the past, they used to start at lvl 15 and then they abandon it). Of course some of the player who haven't practice rolling yet deny this idea. But i think all players should practice rolling. It's the fastest technique, and it doesn't put stress on your hand and fingers like hyper tapping. I don't want to see players retire after a couple years because of injury, which happen all the time in competitive gaming.
Honestly expected better from cheeze
You're good, but try to speak slower.
Definitely noted :) no worries, I have a tendency to speak fast and this has been commented on in my other videos beforehand. I am working on refining my process for videos, and that includes the voiceover section. Thanks for the feedback!
Great video!