Puyo vs Tetris in a Nutshell (Puyo Puyo Tetris 2) 

All good man. I had this match stored up for a while and wanted to use it for a sort of mini project, of course it takes me 20 years to do anything with it because I'm as slow as a snail when it comes to working on videos but eh got there in the end. The PvT and TvP matches we played were very fun from what I do remember. Thank you for the complements and yeah hope I can fight ya again soon!

@@SchoellScrub your good too, no matter how long it takes, always better late than never i'd say

@@wolfprince1088 Being lucky enough to get 3 perfect clears in a row, that was pretty impressive of you. Poor Schoell couldn’t do a thing about that, hahaha

@@DuckliaOrluxe thanks

Aka: “It doesn’t matter what you choose, if the opponent knows what they’re doing, you’re screwed.”

That video is such a classic

Ye it’s a race to see who sets up the best thing for each mode

Yeah, with Puyo versus Tetris anything and everything will happen @cornycomments8762

Its basically whoever fricks the other first wins, about as broken as pp1992

Mutually assured destruction in a nutshell

Not to mention, avoid misdropping horribly, lol

It is. I’ve done it quite a few times and I feel so accomplished when I manage to do it.

did you play TVT? if you got destroyed there then youre not safe in ANY matchup

@@somerandomhandle i do pretty well in tvt. I’ve gotten better at puyo as well but still nowhere near good enough to go online

I was playing the adventure mode got to around the 4th world, stopped being able to win and have now decided to just skip everything I can and finish the story. Honestly good on the developers for including the option. Otherwise I'd just look it up on youtube anyways.

my problem with puyo is that i dont know ANY techniques (things like GTR, L-shape) so i just bring up whatever i can do and hope i get a good enough chain from it

Squares, the Main antagonist of Puyo Puyo Tetris 2. Imo pretty dang good character.

I've been doing fine, I just haven't been playing the game as often as I would like.

lots of practice and luck. the luck part is because getting 2 T pieces in a row while holding one is rare as for any other piece

I in fact have thought about it, though the main problem with it would be that I actually would have to plan to make a recording of it ahead of time and most of my stuff is recorded using the in-game replays since I can just go back to those. The unfortunate thing about them is that they keep the same background and add music to them no matter what you do (at least on console which is what I mainly play on). It's a nice idea, but kind of hard for me to implement at least with what I'm currently doing.

@@SchoellScrub understandable! like i said, it was just a thought i had LMAO

Combination of being busy with other things and not playing the game as often as I would like.

@@SchoellScrub cool beans...

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If you think prettier animations and an RPG-ish skill battle mode plus some nice extra stuff like spectator mode are worth the extra $10, then go for PPT2. If you're just interested in playing Puyo or Tetris though as they are, stick with PPT1. (side-note: Subjective, but honestly I think the online experience is better on PPT1 than 2)

Yeah the top comments here are silly, this video doesn't show the 2 games as equal at all lol. Tetris player lost because he went for a niche setup that took too long.

I think if 2 players are at the same skill level, puyo would have the advantage just from the sheer size of their attacks. What people who don't play puyo often forget is puyo garbage don't just block, they can be calculated into the combos too