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T-Spin Double loop used in 150 lines Marathon

This is meant as an addition to my last video. This time the first 2 bags are stacked differently and the I pieces are placed on the left side (this should work better under high gravity because of SRS kicks).    • 2 T-Spin Double loops   Game is the PC version of Puyo Puyo Tetris (Steam). I start on level 12 speed because higher levels result in more line clear points and that's the highest level I can still handle. This technique is the easiest way to get 1 million points in 150 lines Marathon. It's not as effective as ZT Stacking or Infinite TST because you lose the back-to-back bonus from time to time - but it's even more repetitive / brain-dead than those techniques. BTW the 1.33 million points you see under highscore were achieved with Infinite TST.    • Puyo Puyo Tetris: Ultra (76k) + Marathon (...   Here's a Fumen showing the first 2 bags and how I try to burn the pieces of a single bag. You need some luck for the burnings, especially for the one with J and Z pieces. http://tinyurl.com/y5srr2k4 I basically try to repeat one of the following 2 steps: a) place 13 bags in the usual way whereas one whole bag (6 pieces) and 3 I pieces are placed in the middle. This will burn 12 lines whereas ideally I get 2 Tetrises. b) place 4 bags in the usual way whereas the I pieces are placed in the middle to achieve a Tetris. Step a) will keep all columns at the same height except for the I piece column which will grow by 4 filled cells (12 TSDs + 12 burned lines = 36 cleared lines, 13 bags will fill 13*7*4 cells = 364 cells) . Step b) will keep all columns at the same height except for the I piece column which will shrink by 8 filled cells (4 TSDs + 4 burned lines = 12 cleared lines, 4 bags will fill 4*7*4 cells = 112 cells). I first use step a), then step b) and then step a) again. This will use 30 bags and clear 84 lines (ideally 28 TSDs + 5 Tetrises + 8 smaller line clears), resulting in the same stack as at 0 cleared lines. For example, compare 0:28 with 4:02 - those stacks have the same shape except for one I piece placement. Summarizing: this technique is not guaranteed to work but with some luck it can be repeated/looped multiple times. It's not as score-effective as some other looping techniques (which aren't guaranteed to work either) but I don't know any T-Spin loop that is as simple as this one.