invisible maxout (anydas)

[@fractal161]

it was only a matter of time, huge ggs.

the most Kirby thing ever

[@agentbasey6865]

i knew you were crazy good at invis but this is a whole nother level. this is probably the most impressive tetris gameplay i've ever seen

[@docpi3141]

This is incredible. GG Kirby!

[@creepercraftytT99]

the M-Roll but it's on NES Tetris

[@RiaCorvidiva]

that is what I call h*ckin incredible, gg, wp.

[@Limufloe]

Let's goooo, good stuff Kirby

[@tolstoj_]

How? This is beyond impressive! :-O

[@nguyencraft0110]

this is top osu ezhd reading level

[@jazzthief81]

Congrats. Mighty impressive. 😮

[@dwcalle]

holy crap GG!

[@biggiemac42]

Youre amazing????

[@jazzthief81]

4:38 if you set up a VITS in invis, does it become an INVITS? 🤔

[@Kirby703]

haha, that one is because nestrischamps missed a frame, but I do sometimes set one up in the bottom 4 rows to keep the surface of my stack more memorable

[@jazzthief81]

Ah I see now. It’s actually a phantom vits on the rerender.

[@andrewqi6695]

HOW

[@brunnoabreu2711]

How did you get a tetris in 2:52? There's a hole in row 2. Also seems like another awkward tetris in 6:05. Edited: oh nvm, the re-renderer indeed has some small bugs. Some pieces got invisible before, so that wasn't a hole. This is beyond impressive dude. Every Tetris achievement seemed really hard but kind of "possible". I mean, I couldn't do 1% of what top players do, but I can imagine if hypothetically I was as fast and consistent, these achievements would be a possibility, although really really hard. But this is something else. I couldn't read the board after the first tetris.

[@squick1842]

Is this for real!?!

[@aswedishchef]

can you stop please you're making the rest of us look bad (gg)

[@Haiganon]

1:27 WHAT IS THIS HEIGHT

[@NerdTheBox]

?????

[@Kirby703]

@@NerdTheBox !!!!!

[@andrewqi6695]

??????????

[@LoafOfBread_Tperm]

What is anydas?

[@Kirby703]

it's a playstyle that permits modifying the game to speed up the sideways movement of pieces. so, instead of playing with vanilla das, I can hold left/right and have the piece fly to the wall. this means I get the advantages of a faster playstyle like rolling, but without having to drum my fingers into the back of a real controller to mash the d-pad. faster playstyles allow you to stack higher, which means you can survive longer droughts of I-pieces, and survive more than a brief moment after level 29. but, you still have to keep your stack surface clean with 1 preview, no hold, and being at the whims of the randomizer. (I am also modifying the game to make the stack invisible, remove the score cap at 999999, practice level 29 speed, and skip the copyright screen, curtain, and rocket screen)

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