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Re: Tetr.io

#81
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Are there people using bots to play this? I played in one of the 100 player matches and the top players were just ridiculous.

Haven’t tried multiplayer yet but there are definitely bots on the solo play leaderboard. The fastest time for getting 40 lines in blitz mode is 15 seconds. It’s not humanly possible.

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Re: Tetr.io

#83
post #50

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I mean, I just played a game with 100 others, and other people getting lines added lines to my board, last man standing. Sounds pretty Tetris 99.

the focus is primarily on 1v1 (tetra league); quickplay is a way to get introduced to the game maybe but it's not the main attraction

hi xynix i am your no 2 fan can you make me a stream overlay with pictures of sec and everywhere

Re: Tetr.io

#84
post #55

Are there people using bots to play this? I played in one of the 100 player matches and the top players were just ridiculous.

Haven’t tried multiplayer yet but there are definitely bots on the solo play leaderboard. The fastest time for getting 40 lines in blitz mode is 15 seconds. It’s not humanly possible.

You'd be surprised how deep the skill hole can go. Looks at this 20-ish seconds for 40L mode with hand cam:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OFq31lek2g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJDz4-pr9J4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Azm-hbVTRJk

Re: Tetr.io

#85

the keyboard input lag is painful have webdev lost their mind? other than this issue, i love the concept, the art style is kinda nice too, it's tetris, but there is a fresh and modern look, i like it fix the input lag issue, and you get all my support!

there is no ARE and there's also a "0ARR" handling setting - so this is actually considered 0 input delay.

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#86

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Not everything this fancy is wasm. Obvious example: https://acko.net/

the website may look cool, but judging from the first article (at the time of reading), the content is atrocious.

If you find his latest article objectionable — even though his words are completely in line with the perspective held by non-crank doctors[0] — then you’re probably the kind of person for whom it would benefit the most.

Try to instead give it five minutes[1], digest and understand the content, and rise above the faith-based scientism that is the likely cause for increased anti-vaccination sentiment.

[0]: https://youtu.be/5iABaxRWGxk

[1]: https://signalvnoise.com/posts/3124-give-it-five-minutes

Re: Tetr.io

#88
post #55

Are there people using bots to play this? I played in one of the 100 player matches and the top players were just ridiculous.

Yeah... I played a few rounds and after getting my butt kicked incredibly fast, (side note: I love Tetris and am the household champion in comp. games), I thought there was something fishy going on.

Yep, bots galore. A simple Google search turned up an open source bot on github[1], meaning there are probably better bots hidden within the community.

Ugh. So many online games today are ruined by cheaters.

[1] https://github.com/misterhat/tetrio-bot

Re: Tetr.io

#89
post #57
post #55

Are there people using bots to play this? I played in one of the 100 player matches and the top players were just ridiculous.

Nope, some of the best players in the world hang out in Quick Play, and they're simply built different.

I mean, there are bots too.

https://github.com/misterhat/tetrio-bot

Re: Tetr.io

#90

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Not everything this fancy is wasm. Obvious example: https://acko.net/

the website may look cool, but judging from the first article (at the time of reading), the content is atrocious.

His shader stuff and graphics programming articles are neat. But yeah his other stuff is... misguided, at best (and I think he's amazingly wrong in his latest article). I just don't read those ones.
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