Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Here's a video of me trying to use Massi4h's Infinite TST technique for 30 minutes. The operative word is "trying", I have to skim/burn a lot of lines to keep the stack stable.
I recorded that video because:
a) I didn't have any Tetris Ultimate video on my channel and I heard Tetris Ultimate will be a huge thing (yeah people actually said that some years ago).
b) I didn't have a real guideline Tetris video on my channel ... you know with stuff such as Hold etc.
c) I like challanges that take a bit longer. Sadly, gravity usually increases in such modes and I hate that in guideline Tetris games.
d) I wanted to show that it's basically possible to play that Time's Up mode forever. An ill-designed mode in Tetris Ultimate ... who thought so?
Regarding d) : At the end of the video you'll see that I've played that mode at an average speed of 89 tpm/ppm/bpm. Let's assume somebody plays it with 75 tpm. That's 6 lines cleared every 12 seconds. At 10 minutes in the video you'll see that I get 12 seconds for each T-Spin Triple and after 30 minutes it's still 12 seconds (after 5 hours it's also still 12 seconds; yeah I've played that long). After 10 minutes, it also doesn't matter if the TST is back-to-back or not (it's Tetris Ultimate, so don't ask why). So, basically if you play at 75 tpm and make a TST every 6 lines, you won't lose any time (same is true for a b2b TSD every 4 lines). At 10 minutes I got a bit less than 10 minutes left on the clock, at 30 minutes it's a bit over 15 minutes. If I played 30 further minutes, it would be a bit over 20 minutes ... I think you get the idea. Thanks for reading if you made it that far.
Here's a video of me trying to use Massi4h's Infinite TST technique for 30 minutes. The operative word is "trying", I have to skim/burn a lot of lines to keep the stack stable.
I recorded that video because:
a) I didn't have any Tetris Ultimate video on my channel and I heard Tetris Ultimate will be a huge thing (yeah people actually said that some years ago).
b) I didn't have a real guideline Tetris video on my channel ... you know with stuff such as Hold etc.
c) I like challanges that take a bit longer. Sadly, gravity usually increases in such modes and I hate that in guideline Tetris games.
d) I wanted to show that it's basically possible to play that Time's Up mode forever. An ill-designed mode in Tetris Ultimate ... who thought so?
Regarding d) : At the end of the video you'll see that I've played that mode at an average speed of 89 tpm/ppm/bpm. Let's assume somebody plays it with 75 tpm. That's 6 lines cleared every 12 seconds. At 10 minutes in the video you'll see that I get 12 seconds for each T-Spin Triple and after 30 minutes it's still 12 seconds (after 5 hours it's also still 12 seconds; yeah I've played that long). After 10 minutes, it also doesn't matter if the TST is back-to-back or not (it's Tetris Ultimate, so don't ask why). So, basically if you play at 75 tpm and make a TST every 6 lines, you won't lose any time (same is true for a b2b TSD every 4 lines). At 10 minutes I got a bit less than 10 minutes left on the clock, at 30 minutes it's a bit over 15 minutes. If I played 30 further minutes, it would be a bit over 20 minutes ... I think you get the idea. Thanks for reading if you made it that far.
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