2019 CTWC Classic Tetris Rd. 1 - Part 2 - KORYAN/ROBIN + Marc/Scotto

[@ShabbaDabb]

Shout out to Heather/Van for not spoiling!

[@VintageExplorer666]

They should have the main stage next year!

[@scrawnycalc9372]

4:02 The commentator says "neck-and-neck" the exact moment the main stage commentator establishes the "neck-and-neck" swear jar (you can hear his thesaurus comment in the background immediately afterwards)

[@ActuallyReid]

Robin “The Tuck-Master” Mihara deserves all the respect for being the founder of the tournament. He also made a good account of himself against Koryan! I love that we can see the side matches.

[@meow6023]

Koryan Rival: Joseph😂😂😂😂

[@Kamanchuisdabomb]

Koryan has won pretty much every monthly tetris event except the ones with joseph in them lol

[@meow6023]

@@Kamanchuisdabomb He won against Joseph in March, but Joseph won Febuary and October CTM vs him. This month, Koryan lost against Richard in the CTM semis

[@Eclipse40]

@@meow6023 Man, he may be less consistent than Joseph or Koryan, but when Richard is on his A game you can see him winning any match. Sad to not see him play at the CTWC.

[@meow6023]

@@Eclipse40 He almost got a max-out in game 1 vs Koryan with a 390 transition

[@lendelinlendelin9538]

MARC, herzlichen Glückwunsch! Unglaublich, grossartiges match, ein riesiger Erfolg unter den letzten 16 zu sein! Alles, was jetzt noch kommt, ist die Kirsche auf dem schon erreichten Sahnehäubchen auf dem Kuchen! Incredible considering that you play Tetris competitively just for over one year!

[@Otto910]

Deutschland in den Top 16 ist eine mega Leistung!

[@wohlhabendermanager]

Er spielt wirklich schon sehr gut. Und sein Tap-Speed ist glaube ich sogar schneller als der von Joseph oder Richard.

[@CrannBethadh]

First tetris vid where the f bomb is the last word? Haha 34:02

[@serfortresser9225]

Good luck next year chad!

[@mvashton]

Video editor reads your comment: "Oh Fuck"

[@darthhades80]

Marc vs Scotto was ultra intense, great match!

[@ExotiqBeautii]

I felt that "BOOOOOM!!!!" he yelled at the end haha

[@danielkarlsson258]

Your commentary is superiour.

[@Poet13xRatedRKO]

0:25 Koryan's feats could have been a bit more about tetris (e.g. highscore 1.273M (former WR), 4 scores over 1.1 in a row (WR)) I mean, since last year we all know he likes cycling and karaoke.

[@frozenbubbles4416]

Love heathers kommentary!

[@antonioguglielmetti2661]

Here we are 3 years later and Scotto took out a roller on Tetris affect and put up a really good fight on the rematch.

[@adriansanchez5077]

Why Koryan kinda cute tho

[@thomassilia7306]

UWU

[@Julio974]

Mark v Scotto was a really tense game

[@Vladimir5024]

Who is the women commentating? She speaks very intelligently, smooth and makes this that much more enjoyable to watch.

[@Vladimir5024]

@BlueBunker Oh wow! "Now my blind eyes see what others can not." Thanks for the clarification.

[@Kiirabu197]

I'm kinda late watching this in mid 2020 but LET'S GO, MARC!!

[@wohlhabendermanager]

Kudos to the ref, very nice Tetris countdown, really got the crowd involved. 23:51 Ohh, nice pronounciation of the word "Achtung" by Heather. :D

[@Alvin_Vivian]

I've always wondered. Is it possible that Koryan faces Joseph in Round 1? And like weaker players play against weaker players. And say Joseph makes it to the finals, doesn't it discredit the other finalist somewhat that they played in a much easier bracket?

[@matthewmandell8804]

The bracket is seeded based upon highest score during the qualification stage on the first day. Joseph is seed 1 and Koryan seed 2, meaning they can't face each other until finals.

[@Alvin_Vivian]

@@matthewmandell8804 Ahh. Makes sense. Thanks.

[@PeterJavi]

With their levels of skill and the way this tournament is set up (hi-lo seeding in round 1), it is impossible for any of the top 10 players to play each other before round 2. What could happen in the future is that the real top players (Koryan, Joseph, Greentea, Jonas) all get guaranteed seeds in the quarter finals based on number of maxouts during qualifying or pre-qualifying and the rest of the players would battle their way through the pack.

[@xkoehc]

The competition level this year is absolutely insane!!!

[@PermacultureHomestead]

YES GO MARC !

[@NbY1337]

TOOM ! Betris for Jeff !

[@cxgdiaries]

If you guys go to the channel "Coaching Badminton", you will see Koryan is a badminton coach as well.

[@minombreesirrelevante4407]

Lets go marc. Win this thing already!

[@JimmyBoosterCrate]

TRT is how much of your *lines* are made from Tetrises, not points. Wanted to clear that up just in case.

[@VintageExplorer666]

Marc did not travel all that way for nothing!

[@robintetris]

Marc taps so fast it looks like TAS footage!

[@SamsarasArt]

Did someone say fuck right at the end? Lol

[@majkati69]

Marc fucked up at 21:10 by putting the red S piece where he did instead of flat to the right. The line piece was next and he could've just gotten tetris and not played so high up.

[@Gattsu_OG]

You guys need to stop talking about what's going on in the other games. You spoiled this entire video in part 1.

[@hilaldbouk8287]

They don't commentate on both stages tho

[@Gattsu_OG]

@@hilaldbouk8287 they sure do... Watch part 1 of this round. The commentators tell you who wins matches in the second part since the games are being played simultaneously. Hell they even tell you how many games it took in some cases. It spoiled this video. Which is extra frustrating when you consider they make all the videos 45 mins long to avoid spoiling how fast the matches are.

[@Gattsu_OG]

@Shinixter I understand how it works. But the casters for group 1 don't need to be commenting on the second group. I understand this is done live on twitch first. I'm saying most people don't watch it live. If they want it to grow (faster than it currently is) they need to not be spoiling the other videos.

[@Gattsu_OG]

@Shinixter yea you are right. In fact that's how I ended up trying to avoid spoilers. When I hear the crowd cheer and nothing happens on the main stage I just cover my ears. But often it gets past the impenetrable barrier that my hands form:p.

[@314akari]

Great game, Marc!

[@travisSimon365]

Scotto has skillz

[@wasabisniffles]

Man, I'm sad to see scotto go. He played soooo well. Really got fucked by rng, gg tho man, can't wait to see ya more

[@lemoncake7157]

Scotto please smile

[@fulgenzio89]

You have no idea who is the father of Scotto in Italy

[@KyaRider]

BUUUUUCOOOOOOO

[@lemoncake7157]

Koryan look like sweet panda bear

[@souleymanediawara7714]

wanna ask a question does a player who play ‘hyper-tap’ got more advantage than player who play normally?

[@eriellevillanueva4064]

Normally players hold down left/right, and wait for a small delay before the piece starts moving automatically (this is called DAS, or Delayed Auto Shift). Hyper tapping means you tap left/right super fast, which can let you move pieces way faster than DAS. It's pretty tough though, you'd have to tap more than 10 times a second to make up for not holding left/right. Hypertapping is advantageous because it gives players more flexibility when playing, since it lets them get pieces to the side much faster than DAS players.

[@souleymanediawara7714]

Erielle Villanueva damn more than ten times?how sore will your hand be after that? 😅

[@eriellevillanueva4064]

@@souleymanediawara7714 Pretty sore, I imagine! 😩 Mad respect to all the hypertappers out there.. I think I read a tweet where Joseph mentioned he's experienced hand pains from hypertapping before.. (Edit: here's the link if you're interested!) mobile.twitter.com/ClassicTetris/status/1097999359768182785

[@jp0678]

@@souleymanediawara7714 It is not like you actually tap more than 10 times for each piece. You just tap like 2-5 times in a short burst and then you get a few hundred milliseconds pause. Like you are asked to run at 50km/s or more but you're actually just traveling for like 3-5 meters then rest for a few seconds (not the best analogy, yes, don't kill me).

[@wohlhabendermanager]

Excellent answer from Erielle, but I just want to add that hypertapping or DASing doesn't determine how good a player is. People always go on about how Joseph is so good because he hypertaps. Those people do not understand that Joseph isn't good because he hypertaps, he's good because he's good at playing Tetris. That last sentence may be a "duh" moment at first, but in the end it all comes down to how well you can manage your stack, not to how fast you can tap.

[@Aericane]

BOOM top 16 for Germany!

[@tylerearls4629]

34:02 "aw fuck"

[@therainmakerinsider]

Koryan vs Some Jabroni

[@da96103]

The woman commentator reminds of me of Laura Linney.

[@spoopybeta]

Robin makes a tourney and can't even win it? 😭

[@robinmihara2418]

That would be tacky

[@spoopybeta]

@@robinmihara2418 I see now. You're just giving everyone else a chance. Very clever.

[@PeterDeprez]

At least he competes and he's pretty skilled. Name another sport where tournament organizers actually play.

[@mikki7522]

This was too easy for Koryan xD

[@robinmihara2418]

Agreed

[@shauryabihany8662]

Last 15 minutes shows the same screen

[@Aericane]

it does. That's so the runtime doesn't give away the ending, although it wasn't really neccesary in this case as they were tied 1-1.

[@82seno]

@@Aericane ahhh that's why they do it...I wondered about that as well...thx for the clarification