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| + | '''Parapet''' is a [[Donation|donation]] TSD/TSS technique which got its name because of how the J-Block covering the hole resembles a parapet. You can preserve the lines underneath with this technique, which often leads to situations where you can immediately follow up with a Tetris. |
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| − | <references />Technical term for a weird block placement Patrick Packie made in CTWC 2018 round zero. It is named by commentator and wordsmith <name to be added>. <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYyDQBG_tYc (After 47:45)</ref> |
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| + | You can also forgo the TSD for a TSS. It is useful when you do not have the initial height to make a Tetris because it preserves one more line in your stack. |
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Latest revision as of 22:31, 23 October 2019
Parapet is a donation TSD/TSS technique which got its name because of how the J-Block covering the hole resembles a parapet. You can preserve the lines underneath with this technique, which often leads to situations where you can immediately follow up with a Tetris.
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You can also forgo the TSD for a TSS. It is useful when you do not have the initial height to make a Tetris because it preserves one more line in your stack.
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