>Tier 1: I T Explanation: I is the only piece that allows for Tetrises, can fill 3-or-more block deep holes, and almost always has a place it can fit. T piece allows for T-spins in modern Tetris games but even without T-spins it's a very versatile piece.
>Tier 2: J = L Explanation: If you're playing on a right-side well you will usually encounter more J dependencies than L dependencies. However, the L piece is very useful for burning lines and increasing the height of double-wide wells. Both aren't as versatile as I and T, and you will have more instances where you can not fit them anywhere.
>Tier 3 S Z Explanation: S is above Z here because Z leaves garbage when placed in a double-wide well while S does not. Both pieces are situational in the stack, not as versatile as the T, and will often leave gaps if you are unprepared.
>Tier 4 O Explanation: The O piece does have its uses, such as burning lines in double-wides and not leaving dependencies in 2-wide holes in the stack, but very often the O piece becomes a nuisance due to it not fitting into 1-wide gaps of any kind.
>tier lists >in fucking tetris why are we doing this? whatever you think fits in that single one tile or that obvious T space will fit dude, all you gotta do is adapt
Adam Baker
T should become before I since it's more versatile and a triple t-spin does more damage than a tetris
Jack Perry
because it's fun to argue about dumb shit
Lucas Martin
I is such an overrated block.
Xavier Cook
>it will just fits dude! >not taking into account all the coming pieces to form a nice structure as fast as possible and prevent unwanted pieces fucking your space whatever you say, 99th place shitter
Double wide is optimal because it allows you to "throw away" blocks that don't fit in the stack and also burn lines when the stack gets too high. The only block you can't cleanly burn is Z. Scrub.
Jace Wilson
What if the well is on the other side?
Caleb King
How in the fuck is that not a problem aswell with the S?
Colton Scott
Then the order of tier 3 would be reversed However, most people play with a right side well, and it is advantageous to do so in the NES and TGM versions
Michael Martin
>it is advantageous to do so in the NES and TGM versions
Huh. Why is that?
Jackson Roberts
pic related
pieces that can't spawn directly in the center have a right-side bias
