How Blue Scuti Beat Tetris After 34 Years 

Nobody cares about Fractal. Blue Scuti is the ONE

Blue Scuti should become an AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER

They are now 3 Andy got it tonight to

That kid doesn’t look 34.

They still got beaten by a 13-year-old boy 😂

Its impossible to beat, but it is possible to crash, which is a substitute for "beating the game"

@@amberlandball?

Theres another video which says that after you complete level 250, the game would reset to level 0.

​@@rorus9530 255

@@rorus9530 The Game reset to level 0 at level 255. Level 255 is an all-red color pallet and can crash at any corner. It would be insanely difficult for a human player to get passed or even get to that stage.

🕯still the best 1989

@@yukole6245 and blue scuti was born in 2010

@@ozzykey23 blessed alpha gen 🙌

Any person who values ​​and enjoys what they do will achieve success. Blue Scuti is a legend!

​@@yukole6245rare gen alpha w

that's the secret to winning!

for comparison, Joseph Saelee considered by many to be the most important person in this game's history was sixteen at the time he won the 2018 CTWC which was shortly after he broke the killscreen curse. This boy is three years younger...

I am sure his dad will be extremely proud of him. From the interview, his dad pass away a month ago.

@@xyse247 Holy crap I didn't hear about that. I lost my dad on July 24th and everyday is still so hard for me.

As a gamer, I can verify the validity of that comment!!!!!

We get it you watched game scouts video too

When is 100% chance of crash inevitable?

​@@kovacuator Level 155 single? It's a certain crash. Or are you looking for a point where it doesn't matter what you do, it'll just crash?

⁠@@kovacuatornever I think, scout said that it’s possible to go all the way to level 255, then it rests to 0

@@matheuscabral9618 So thats the next milestone then... :p

40 minutes of perfect block placing on highest speed. That doesn't sound possible unless your brain is supercomputer.

​@@kormannn1 We will see. I firmly believe it will happen

@@tavernofheart If you check agamescout video, he says in there that for the last level you have to push down every piece because 5 of the seven pieces can crash the game by just falling normally and i'm pretty sure it's the case in other levels aswell. I can't see how you can push down whille rolling so just this show impossible the task is.

no next box also works but uhhh thats also kinda bad@@redshiiks

​@@andrewzhang8512 I think the strat might be to quickly flash the next box off just before the pieces hit the ground and re-enable it when the next piece spawns, so you get a few frames of seeing the next piece. But that sucks Level 253 push down is mandatory, so I don't even know how that's going to work.

Tidal Wave in Geometry Dash:

@@ItzHudzontidal wave doesn’t compare to other levels in gd Also, this is definitely more impressive

aaaaaaahhh, TheRelaxingEnd, it's you

​@@noahthegod1267how so? Its literally the hardest GD level ever beaten.

I don't think you need more than 3 decades to beat that level

Crashing the game is means he Lost at the game. Never support Destruction, only terorists do that.

@@SoyAntonioGamingwhat the fuck are you talking about dude? 💀💀💀

@@Renni-kg6vf pls lern reed

ignorance is bliss i see​@@SoyAntonioGaming

⁠​⁠@@SoyAntonioGaming Sorry? Where’s his unlawful use of violence or threats to intimidate or coerce a civilian population or government, with the goal of furthering his political, social, or ideological objectives, in his ‘terrorist’ act of playing a game. 😂 Perhaps learn what words mean, before you engage in their *destruction.*

To be fair, the game is older that pretty much all competitive players nowadays.

Tetris is chess.

@@ikaguraIf Tetris was Chess, this guy would be reaming Magnus’ asshole out. It’s not even CLOSE to Chess. But this certainly is impressive.

@@jrock2460 ... what?

​@jrock2460 ... What?

​@@jrock2460 Chess is harder than Tetris

Standing on the shoulders of giants

yeah, it'll forever be iconic in speedrunning videos!

I remember that and I found it mind-blowing at the time

Technically he wasn't, he was the first person to do it on video.

PAL version does not count though coz it plays 20% slower than the NTSC tournament legal version

@@clint5406 Who makes up these rules?

​@@TBMartinthe community as a whole.

Thank you!

Add in the insane shit they physically do with the controller and my brain hurts. Gz to this kid. It's insane.

In case you want some information on what tetris players are actually looking at, it's not really "peeking" at the next box. You're basically always looking at the top of your stack. During line clears, you have time to look at other useful information (like score and lines), but in general, you almost always want to be entirely focused on the shape of the top of your stack. From my experience, it took about a month or so of practice to "read" the next box. You basically just learn to subconciously see what the next piece is in your peripheral vision, and furthermore, you learn to completely subconciously determine good placements for your next piece. So while you are placing a piece (i.e. doing the movements on the controller), without even realising it, you are figuring out where the piece in the next box is going to be placed. So long story short, you never "look" at the next box; you just see it in your peripheral vision while looking at the top of your stack, and you know what the piece is and where it should go subconciously. The more concious thing that can happen is adjustments. In these cases, when your current piece was in the next box, you likely subconciously determined that there were a few good placements for it - some of these are better or worse depending on what piece you got afterwards. So now, while you are placing it, you can use the next box to adjust your placement to the best one you had thought of given this next piece. The helpful this is that this basically comes with a free placement for the next piece, because you've already worked that out from deciding to do the adjustment. It's also worth noting that doing spins especially is quite distracting from working out what to do with the next piece, because it requires such precise timing during the time that you are otherwise working out the next placement (especially on level 29 speeds). This is probably one of the most impressive things to do, because it requires not only seeing the spin within 1/3 of a second and getting a frame perfect input, but also at the same time as preparing for and doing the spin you need to work out what to do with the next piece.

@@stanleydodds9 yeah by peeking I'm referring to peripheral vision. Thank you for the deep insight on the full process.

Funny but kinda wholesome thing about it is that he's also in the middle of his own run but stopped when he read his chat saying that Blue Scuti was close to crashing the game. He and many other pros watched Blue Scuti's historic moment.

That's what these types of videos always do they refer to themselves in third person just like everybody else. Another good example is the blue yourself Mario Kart video.

@@bland9876summoning salt refers to himself in the first person in the “Mike Tyson’s punch out” videos he makes. I would say salt is the gold standard of these types of videos so I don’t think there is anything wrong with first person

@@johky interesting most of the speed run type videos I've seen the person refers to themselves in third person I'd have to see both styles and then try to judge for myself but I don't find any problem with third person.

*235 iirc

idk, crashing the game because you’re so damn good that the game physically cannot continue counts as beating the game to me, that’s the next goal however seeing someone have to dodge literal crash triggers is gonna be fun

What do you think spaghetti code is?

Why do you think that?

@@danielduvana No video of his hands make me suspicious.

@@danielduvana do you see him actually playing the game? Most players that does this shows their hands on a separate screen. All of a sudden some nobody kid comes out of the blue, and does this, no.

@@kingmiller1982this "nobody kid" got third place in the 2023 ctwc