The only time I've seen a piece delayed is if the other player's piece is physically occupying its spawn area.
Well, I'll take a video of it and we'll try to puzzle out what happened. Just don't make fun of me too much for missing those line clears. (I think my brain was treating things like 20G instead of 1G.)
A G is a unit of speed measurement in rows fallen per frame. 1G means that every frame of game logic, the piece falls one row. In Master, the game reaches 1G at level 251. TAP starts at 1/64 G, which is about one second between drops. If you want to see the speed of 1G, press down; the soft drop accelerates to 1G, provided the game isn't already faster than that at the moment.
This is something I've been wondering about: how do TGM games treat soft drop at speeds greater than 1G? Does it affect the drop speed at all?
Nope, although I think there was some soft drop anomaly in TGM1 that could delay gravity by a frame or something wonky. You'd have to ask nightmareci or look at his notes.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTTTTTTTTTTTTT Tbh, I wasn't even serious when playing... I wish I was though...
On the second attempt of the day, we achieved our third completion. We weren't too far away from taking the credits either!
A shame that you found "the tactic" just a few hours before I leave. Next time we will set the world record.
A shame that you we found "the tactic" just a few hours before I leave. 2 people with such "Autism Spectrum Quotient can't get wrong (or good)
DDRKirby(ISQ) and imiganai (who hasn't played TGM in a few months xD) We were also playing under a terribly laggy setup (our current setup is better).
