Suichan giving good advice Tetris explanation to Miko

[@Kahhru]

“This is like elementary school homework!” - Miko, wearing an elementary school uniform

[@runringlee8100]

And failed the same homework

[@Pebble_Collector]

I thought she was going for an ELITE Nurse Joy from Pokémon look

[@RaiKageRyu]

Miko knew this day would come. 😂

[@RoamingSimp]

Not to mention Suisei also got her *Stick* ready to teach Miko a hard lesson

[@laffeyy8686]

​@@RoamingSimp 👀

[@Res_me_plz]

Miko is still an absolute entertainment to watch.

[@YagooChama_PHPS]

as a medium high rank player on tetris, suisei's advice is spot on correct for the forms,uses of blocks and attacks so ur enemy can have a hard time cleaning them, very good advice from suicopath

[@tsubasaplayer16]

Yup, that's my way of placing blocks too. You always want to place them so that you aren't limiting yourself to placing a specific tetromino in order to keep the playfield free from holes

[@kizu4179]

as a high rank player on tetris yes (im sorry this sounds so patronizing)

[@Slepepe]

As a Tetris, I agree with this

[@vilha1723]

as a tetris L block i agree

[@harryhanddrawn]

as an agree, I tetris

[@MrPianoMinion]

Suisei Sensei!!!

[@hkuya_]

A card SSSS = SuiSei SenSei

[@monica_g456]

"This is good, but why didn't you put it here." This activated my fight or flight response, like I was in school being questioned about my research paper. .

[@rinyakusa_hosen]

Same, i just did my report last week and the teacher asked the same thing 💀

[@hafizyb]

Ehh, it's basically just a reinforcing question really. If someone ask/say this to you, especially on matter of research, it's just to confirm that you do in fact have a solid reason on doing the things you did. Basically, you really did do your own research. It's also the easiest way for people to see if you really know your stuff.

[@samuelchandra3776]

2:44 Miko: can I put this here? Sui: No!! Miko: "proceed to put it with lightning speed" 😂😂

[@ThaSandwitch]

"Why'd you even ask?"

[@Q9Teen]

That's what you called a high level comedy

[@saintantonius6311]

@@Q9Teen If it's "for content," Miko's brain is pretty advance level already

[@blazingkite8983]

it's likely because Suisei said "hm dame" with a fairly long "hmm" so Miko heard that as a "sure" and instantly reacted to it by dropping it before Suisei even finished her sentence happens 😂

[@starlineitor4008]

I can't have enough micomet, even with my little japanese knowledge i was able to enjoy the stream, since they are so good conveying their emotions together

[@jonatanluna1061]

I already reached a point where I think "I don't need to get any better to enjoy playing tetris" But this does kinda make me want to take another look at both the advanced techniques and fundamentals again.

[@NonJohns]

I love tetris so much I don't think there's ever a point where I'd be satisfied with my tetris knowledge even though i studied tspins and combos and perfect clears for literal years

[@jonatanluna1061]

@@NonJohns Idk I only started studying tetris techniques because I got into tetris99 and wanted to last at least half the round without getting obliterated. I eventually got fast enough that i pretty regularly get into the top 10 and occasionally the top 3. But i didn't get much further than T spin double as far as advanced techniques go. I think my normal placing style is a bit sloppy too. Basically I lost interest in advanced techniques/strategy for a while but I may give it another go now.

[@NonJohns]

@@jonatanluna1061 if you want to learn anything ever that's tetris related you can mention me I have to warn you that you have scratched the surface of competitive tetris

[@Wunder]

@@NonJohns do you have a good Tetris resource/channel you’d recommend to study some advanced ‘fundamental’ techniques?

[@NonJohns]

@@Wunder I've compiled a playlist of pretty intermediate tutorials that would've helped me personally each channel also includes more resources so you can poke around there too -except the last video, which is just gameplay of the best Puyo Puyo Tetris player, his back to back efficiency is unrivaled. And I can totally rant about the importance of watching him- Note: these are for 1v1 versus gameplay, but there are tips that carry over to other styles kzbin.info/aero/PLyykQ7i3j72l57LqWPzQznhhZS1e01C2k

[@scarletwings71]

6:36 i spat my drink while watching this part lmao micomet streams should have extra warning of not consuming anything while watching, they are too funny 🤣

[@AquaTrancer]

The ending part was hilariously kusa!

[@aspergillusoryzae3722]

In a nutshell: avoid piece dependencies, stack flat, avoid stacking over holes unless necessary, look at the queue so you know when to save piece, and master basics (SRS and counting to 4)

[@christiancinnabars1402]

I appreciate this Iroh ahh "master the basics" form of teaching. Usually, when getting good at a competitive game, people immediately jump to an expert's level of speed and try to brute force learn the mechanics at that level. Especially if there is an upcoming contest/tourney on the horizon. Which is why you get moments like 2:43, where Miko felt pressured to keep a high speed pace and hard dropped a piece in the wrong place.

[@lilithlianshi2094]

this is why teach by a 1 pro player is much better than listening thousand of live chat backseating, so much clear + easy to follow + they know what they are saying

[@sardanakandiaz]

This 7:05 moment is makes Miko-san the best entertainer in this planet 😂

[@gamrage]

I actually like Sui-chan's advice. Avoid placing blocks vertically as often as possible. Avoid leaving gaps 2 blocks deep. Leaving space 2 squares wide is efficient for clearing blocks without being fundamentally reliant on line pieces. Sui-chan also gave some advice to Shigure Ui and more recently Takane Lui

[@Wwronggg]

Do you mean 2 squares wide on the side?

[@MrDionysos01]

i'm in shock. I played many times tetris, but I never knew you could do a kind of 180 flip of a piece in a narrow space.

[@survival602]

You can’t 180 spin pieces in a single button press in this game since it’s a guideline official game that follows Super Rotation System(SRS). SRS is the reason you can kick a piece into narrow positions like you saw in the video but it’s only flipping by 90 degrees. In fan versions of the game however there are buttons that can allow you to flip 180.

[@wooden49]

3:01 Miko: *fails at following simple instruction Suisei: *you Nya’d your last Hello*

[@RenkoBocchi]

1:57 if you put the blue there, there won't be any place for the green except for clearing lines, and then you'll get another problem with the red blocks right after. Putting the blue block on the left most is actually bad.

[@yodawgzgaming4416]

Asking Miko her plan was Suisei's first mistake 😆Adorably thoughtful and sweet teaching efforts by the Suicopath though~

[@JustinReinhart89]

Mikochi isn't doing anything wrong, she's just doing things the Elite way. And Sui-chan and the rest of the world isn't ready for it.

[@KuroeNezumi]

I'd argue they're extremely ready for it, unless the tactic is to be mesmerized looking at her struggling to place block well enough that they forget to clear their blocks... Like suichan on that 3-4th practice round

[@qwertcurt123]

@@KuroeNezumi 🤓🤡

[@villahermosasebastian8794]

​@@KuroeNezumiAkshually 🤓

[@BirdieRumia]

Suisei's a good teacher!

[@ninjaxtiger4476]

Strong *big sister teaching little sister how to tettris* vibe XD

[@Saihamaru]

sui : what did you plan to put here? miko : *no thoughts, head empty

[@Hamizannn]

Where can i sign up for a suisei tetris lesson? 😂

[@damientan8837]

[@chelswu3880]

Wow 7 minutes of pure micomet banter😍

[@dnguyen253]

Once you learn srs, you basically ignore most rules. Timing your attacks, knowing how to set up, and speed is important in higher levels of play.

[@greebo6799]

Miko has to learn new tactics and to battle against her own Pon. Good luck Miko!

[@noble_wine]

Sui chan is a nice person.

[@gilbertplays]

*Suisei's student makes a mistake* Suisei: I'll kill you!

[@asdasdasdasd61932]

Miko asking suichan to not give up on her sounded so poignant 😅

[@zelzolina7342]

I am learning from this for real

[@ayaeve8332]

So the tip is "dont make it mountain, make it flat" right... Sui-chan

[@Emyrsbeard]

suisei-sensei is ruthless lmao

[@user-jpcoocharn]

なんててえてえレッスンなんでしょう❤

[@666AiEnma]

3:59 lol mikochi thought she won lmfao

[@yso-serious1759]

I hope we get a one year arc of Suisei training Miko tetris for the tournament next year.

[@salt7532]

there is gonna be a tetris tournament?

[@EmergencyCrews]

@@salt7532 yes, on pekora ch.

[@CascadeHope]

Honestly that was a very informative clip! Just hearing the statement, "Don't put blue, yellow, green, red, and orange blocks standing" is a big pointer to those first learning the game.

[@cassandras8797]

miko is truly amazing at entertainment, suisei is a great teacher and also did a great job playing off of her

[@thequestbro]

Suisei is such a kind teacher. :)

[@35PHaaton]

Makes me wonder if Suisei actively thinks of those things when she plays tetris while casually talking with chat and looking back and forth at her chat and the game

[@marude]

at her level, most of what she's teaching miko is subconsciously done at this point. a look at the current state of her stacking and the upcoming blocks will immediately tell her what she needs to do tbh so she has time to talk with chat while playing

[@mkill572]

すいちゃん優しい

[@realNoMee]

Suisei "What did you plan to place here?" Miko "p...plan?"

[@creepykoala7255]

"Have you tried the tutorial?" Truly god level of advice xD

[@rinyakusa_hosen]

For some reason, Suisei coaching Miko is pretty similar to Levi (gotham chess) reacting to his subscriber's games 😂 "Wth is Bishop g7?" Love both of them ❤

[@Siinory]

Suisei legit taught me Tetris stuff

[@rkade1486]

Got it, so you don't want mountains, flat is justi-

[@lastnamefirstname8655]

micomet very teetee. great lessons from sui-chan.

[@KuroshikiVirtualOniisanID]

Im not an tetris expert but i can say that she good at teaching for flat stacking

[@rurikarurika]

3:15 baka da nye

[@Ryan-gf1sz]

elite play

[@lae4728]

2:45 miko is clearly going for a C spin, suisei just couldn’t see it

[@jeremymartinus4084]

imagine if that was the case tho

[@5UP3RBG4M1NG]

fr

[@Quantris]

for a moment I thought I was watching Panel de *Pon*

[@cordialkiana]

2:14 lol did sui slap miko here? 🤣

[@XziledBlog]

Teach me, suisex sensei

[@LokiThePug]

ELITE TRAINING!!!

[@novaadityamr1724]

Every time I watched Suisei, I really want to try duel with her. Then I just realize, I even can't do T-Spin unless I aware for the chance and prefer play multi rather than duel, low stats too...

[@jeremymartinus4084]

same except i dont have money to play guideline tetris, so i just stick with tetrio

[@spectrum9092]

2:12

[@poratu.aremdaru]

baby miko

[@cherrytreekeeper]

Miko's voice & laugh is very funny, makes me laugh too, is Miko a baby?

[@RadenCahya]

"Can I put here?" "No!, don't" .a

[@lester.a.m.v4975]

Where to play this game?

[@gidarlen8530]

Sasuga from business (teetee) partner

[@Seiza25]

Suichan: "I'll kill you" after Miko messed up had me rolling lmao

[@cabbage_cat]

Actually good advice

[@Spyduck]

If I'm not mistaken, since the skill level of every participant is pretty much even at the learningnovice level (eg, no one is an advanced player using DT cannons or T-spins), means the competition will very heavily depend on their speed, decision making and chaining at the very core. There's going to be the occasional T-spin if someone has learned them, makes or finds an opening for them, but it shouldn't critically imbalance the playing field at this point of time. There's no rubber-banding or randomness, like in Mariokart or Pokemon Metronome.

[@hoangthai9982]

From what I see, there are many contestant who can DT cannon (Koyori, Lui,...)

[@Minteashake]

And then theres senchou with her 11 chains

[@dariainparka3134]

@@hoangthai9982 I feel like some of them knows how to do DT opener but have no idea what to do after that

[@hoangthai9982]

@@dariainparka3134 Yes, they don't know what to do after that. Even Suisei admitted she lacked in that department (conmecting Dt cannon with a follow up formula)

[@khestal]

Is this the game that's on sale right now?

[@derrickchiou4623]

What game is this Like is it an app Downloadable?

[@stationshelter]

puyo puyo tetris 2!

[@baltakatei]

It's a switch title called Puyo Puyo Tetris with a lot of content. I played in a tournament at PAX West once; it has Tetris-only get modes, although Puyo is interesting to try, especially in competition with Tetris; Puyo actions per minute is a lot lower than Tetris which tends to require a lot of quick and precise button presses; Puyo has more combo potential with fewer moving pieces but has a steeper learning curve.

[@KazeKage_B]

😝🤣🤣🤣🤣😘😘😘♥️👶🏻

[@Goob-p6e]

so shes saying stay fla-

[@ASTER15K]

im confusing how to play tetris, since i play it alot since kid, but now i totally forgot how to play it 😂😂

[@aoitenshi1]

if you mean the old nintendo one, puyoteto is a very different game in comparison. so you can just treat it as a different game entirely.

[@TheGreatAtario]

Senseipath

[@Lugia21]

Man, seeing how Tetris still going strong feels nice, I shoukd get back to it but I need to get an atari controller for that since that's what I used to use back then.