Piano tiles 2 - random very fast and ultra fast rising gameplay #6

[@GloryYT]

Wtfffffffffffffff the second accompaniment challenge attempt was insane, I’ve never seen that technique before. I need to learn how to do that too

[@tiletastic9265]

Before you reach the 2nd wave of accompaniment tiles that switch sides every 4 tiles, you can tell if the first accompaniment tile will start on the inside or the outside, and if it starts on the inside I tap them 2 at a time with index and ring fingers like I do for the rest of them, and if it starts on the outside I tap them normally, and for the 3rd wave of accompaniment tiles that switch sides every 4 tiles, I can’t tell if the first one will be on the inside or the outside before I get there, so I just tap the 1st 4 accompaniment tiles normally and then switch to tapping them 2 at a time with index and ring right after that.

[@tiletastic9265]

This technique only works because of the fact that you can tap the blue tiles in any order in accompaniment challenge, any tiles that aren’t accompaniment tiles force you to tap them in order

[@Pianopom4544]

I wish I could get single tile challenge over 16 tps. I haven't been playing piano tiles 2 lately and when I play, even 14 tps is extremely fast and I get 14 tps. My maximum score today is 14.9 tps with room pause, but my record is 15.473 tps without pause, it seemed incredibly easy to me when I got 15.473 tps. And the reason why I lost the game was mistake. I could definitely get 16 tps, but even 14 tps is very difficult right now. If anyone knows the reason, please write. In short, what I want to say is that sometimes 15 tps seems incredibly easy to me, sometimes 14 tps seems incredibly difficult to me.

[@tiletastic9265]

@@Pianopom4544 I don’t really know the reason, just keep practicing!

[@AceAmericiumWind]

what’s the blue notes

[@tiletastic9265]

@@AceAmericiumWind they’re called accompaniment tiles

[@AceAmericiumWind]

@@tiletastic9265 ok