Reading a strategy guide won’t make you a strong player, but the fact that you’re reading this means you want to improve, and that’s pretty much all you need to one day be a great player – that desire. Multiplayer strategy varies from game to game, there is no multiplayer strategy guide that will make you successful at every Tetris game because you have to take a lot of factors into consideration such as : is it 1v1 or FFA? Is garbage added to all? Is there garbage countering? Is hold piece in this game? Is there combos/b2b/t-spins, how random is the garbage? and etc…
What I can give you are some tips to help you along the way and maximize your potential.
1. Use all the weapons the game gives you, if there's hold piece, learn to use it efficiently as it is a huge advantage. If there's more than 1 piece preview, practice planning ahead. If there's combos/t-spins, start using them more so you can more easily recognize them in the future. Turn any weaknesses into strengths. A slower player with more all-around skill will defeat the player who relies too much on his speed.
2. Frequently glance at the other players fields to see your current status in the match. This will help you plan your next move. If you're behind start digging. Many players don't do this and miss opportunities to finish off their opponent, or stack up when their opponent is about to spike them to death with alot of garbage.
3. Don't get nervous when playing tournament or league matches, nerves will make you second guess yourself and be off your game. It's easy to just say "don't get nervous", but this can only be fixed through experience and playing alot of high pressure situation matches.
4. Don't panic if you misdrop, everyone misdrops. Play through it and fix it, this will help you deal with it quicker during future similar misdrops. Determine the situation and how severe your misdrop is. If the other player is near death when you make a severe misdrop, see if you can just stack over it and finish them off anyway. No matter what, don't give up or your misdrop fixing skills will never improve.
5. Don't get discouraged when you lose, instead think about why you lost and work on that. If you're just way slower, make sure you are balancing the load between both hands evenly and using both rotates if they are available.
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