I wouldn't go that far. Like it or not Wumbo is a big reason why a lot of us got into the game in the first place, myself included. I've talked to him a couple of times and he's mostly pretty chill, even if he doesn't talk much. You're allowed to have your own opinion on the guy and his content and gameplay. If he wants to focus on winning by using a pretty over centralizing strategy, he can, but you don't have to respect it. I just don't want any hate to be sent his way, that's all. That said, I do wish he would vary up his content a bit on both YT and his streams. IMO there's a lot of unused potential for Tetris content for a Tetris player of his Calibre.
@@SchoellScrub I remember when he used to do those challenges for Tetris 99 when someone donated on his stream. I haven’t looked through his channel in a while but whenever I get a video recommendation they always seem to be just “Wumbo vs other top player” which can be cool but honestly they all seem like the same to me, 2 people playing ungoldly fast and you can’t follow them so you’re just waiting for someone to misdrop and the games over (if you’re observant you might be able to catch the misdrop on your first watch)
Games like these make me realize I'll never be able to wrap my head around PvP Tetris and Puyo. All sorts of openers needing memorizing, the Puyo part just making my brain melt. At least I can watch others play, that's like fun as well
Yeah, I can do the stair technique In puyo puyo but any other methods make me feel like I'm trying to do advanced calculus. To me at least, Tetris is the simpler one out of the two.
I love how the fight against wumbo feels like a true final boss with phases where he's vulnerable and invulnerable. A technically fair but barely surmountable fight only if you know how to time your battle strategies.
this is the first video i've ever seen on this game, and one thing i loved about this are the characters seemingly chanting spells as you get combos and stuff
Actually a banger video. The editing makes it easier to follow and to see which moments are impactful and why. Really informative, too. Ceaseless agony is my favorite setup
I always wanted to get into high level Puyo Tetris, but I just don't have the reaction time, just too slow. It's amazing how fast people can play and react. Your content gets very educative with the explanations and all, very good.
I absolutely ADORE the new tips and tricks, I also loved the "Technique" (Like gtr) Shown during the match, It actually lets the watcher learn something about the game I hope you could do this with more videos, Because as a tetris player that is somewhat intrested in the swap gamemode, I would love to learn move of these techniques and tips! Oh and fantastic video as always!
Im so glad you're uploading more again! I'm so happy to see puyo coming back (again LOL it seems every summer people want to play again, not that Im complaining), I can't wait to see what the future holds for the community. I need to get back into playing ranked tbh... Seeing ppt1 gameplay is so nice too
In VS the changes are from PPT2 to PPT1 are: - 4-Wide is nerfed by 2 lines - In Puyo Vs Tetris, Puyo has a bonus buff to power chains - The game is also better balanced for Mixed Doubles Puyo + Tetris vs Puyo + Tetris In Swap and Fusion the netcode in PPT1 works much better.
I was on a community that always trashed PPT and told me it was dead. My god, now I'm afraid of entering XD Great matches as always, Schoell! You're the Swap Master! :D
It's so much fun to see where these players shine. Wumbo especially, is in almost total control of the Tetris boards, but is merely following the instructions when he's on Puyo, which slows him tremendously.
It's nice to see you still be The Swap Guy for so long, you're incredible at the game. I was only really good at Puyo (For a solid while I was top in my state, Connecticut,) so seeing you being good at both Tetris and Puyo is pretty good motivation, as I've dialed back from playing to work on translating Madou Monogatari games and working on the Puyo Nexus. Again, Incredible skill from you, and the explanations and tips for Swap were really nice.
i barely know anything about puyo tetris, but your character has an insanely fucking funny voice, thanks for gracing my recommended videos random pro player with a mind-boggling level of skill and a penchant for giving your audience lessons on how to play this game
I've only just seen your content for the first time with this video, but this is absolutely beautiful. I've only ever played the game casually when I'm wanting to kill some time, so I never had the interest to really learn about the ins and outs of it. But the simple explanations really help me!
I am frustrated how engaging this game is and how well played and edited this video is. Earned a sub, and I can't even tell the difference between the puyo colors (blue light filter and colorblind.)
Haha! Thank you thank you! Just in case if you don't have these games yet, Puyo Puyo Champions and Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 has some color-blindness accessibility options for the Puyos in case you wanted to get into it!
Very nicely made, Schoell! The only criticism I have is the bios and text go by a little bit too quickly for how much words are on them. even if you're a speed reader like me you can't really get all of it without pausing and going back. maybe try to make them last a little bit longer? Great video all around though, looking forward to the next one ❤
Thank you thank you and the criticism is always appreciated! I do think it is something I could have done better here. My explanations were probably a bit too obtuse here, which could have helped a lot. My dilemma with the edits here is that I didn’t want to break the pace of the actual match often to convey the information and I didn’t want the text boxes to get in the way of important moments of gameplay. If I ever do another video of this style trying to be mostly focussed on Gameplay but also trying to be informative, maybe I’ll switch the way how I edit things here. Maybe using less zoom ins and cutting the focus away from some moments to allow for more time, or I could infrequently use the pause thing I did near the end to thoroughly explain things further (though not too much that it becomes annoying). I dunno just thinking out loud here for now.
I, personally, really liked this format. I really appreciated the pace of the video being kept- made the whole thing feel more engaging. I didn't mind having to pause to read some of the longer text boxes as a tradeoff.
I think the criticism is still valid here! After watching this back for like the 15th time there are a couple of instances where I think a text box fades out too fast unnecessarily, but that also said I did want to keep the pace consistent. Nothing more annoying to a viewer to have that pace broken to make the UA-camr babysit them for the sake of runtime when part of the appeal of high level gameplay (or at least that’s what my viewers have been calling it here) is the flow and pace of the match which is something I wanted to keep here. The only time I broke this was at the end, partially since there was a lot to point out… but mostly so the end of the music track would play out because I thought it synced up well! I do want to stick to my style of editing, so I won’t be adapting every bit of feedback that I do get for my next projects, but they’ll always be considered especially if it does fit in to that style. I want to improve at this.
I dont know shit about competitive Puyo Tetris but some how my instinct is helping me process what's going on, no small part in thanks to the additions of your explanations lol good shit glad to see this game going strong. i just wish i could see more puyo vs tetris content lmao
Man, this video is wonderful. I don't even play puyo puyo tetris often, and you managed to make watching it entertaining and best of all, fun! Concepts being explained, tips being given and how each player open their match being clearly shown is greatly appreciated and helps a lot to understand what happens. I'm subscribing!
Wow! I really enjoyed this video. Upon clicking on it I thought that it would just be some swap matches with commentary, but it ended up teaching me a lot of things about swap. Thanks, schoell !
i love the editing and music choice, especially during the wumbotize fight (death wish just syncs perfectly with some of the parts) great video as always.
Some choice music selections for this video I must say. A Hat in Time is a staple and always welcome, Freedom Planet is a nice surprise but a Doom MIDI, even one from a popular WAD like Ancient Aliens is a whole other level of "Didn't expect to hear this as video background music". Oh yeah the video itself is very good too.
Hey guys, in this video I'm going to do a step by step tutorial on how to play Swap in Puyo Puyo Tetris Seriously though, that was really amazing to watch. I am CONVINCED that Puyo Puyo is a fighting game in disguise, and it was very interesting to see what was going through your head during these matches. I haven't played in a while but I'm still always amazed to see what others can pull off in this game :)
1. This was very entertaining as someone who only very casually knows a bit about Tetris and puyo puyo with my only real inkling of competent Tetris being a couple random videos and simpleflips, and my only but of puyo experience coming from Dr robotnick's mean bean machine 2. nice freedom planet music
Dr robotniks mean bean machine was my first exposure to puyo puyo as well. It was one of the two games my dad and I could play together he was interested in so I spammed it a lot as a kid
I'm a pretty good Tetris player (not at the level Jayden is at mind you) who knows jack about Puyo Puyo beyond it's history. So the little detailed explanations going on in the video are highly appreciated.
This video was really top-notch in editing and gameplay. The one suggestion I want to make for future videos of this kind is to lower the intensity of the zoom-ins in a way that doesn't obstruct key information, such as garbage or player movements under an attack. That aside, I'm looking forward to future uploads of this kind. Keep it up!
I noticed how the player who will win is put on the right side on red, and I did miss some details on the opponent introduction like the “being good at puyo/tetris ratio” :0 As expected I really like this video :D
The right side thing is purely coincidental, it’s just a quirk of how ranked lobbies save in replays. Those that wait alone in a ranked lobby for someone to join are often player 1 and those that match up with them are often player 2. Thank you for the compliment! ^^
Man this is my first introduction to poyo poyo tetris but it looks sick as hell totally trying it out even if I don’t have any experience with the poyo part
Great video, the tips and bg info rly help to give context to the match which makes it even more exciting. Swap is my favourite mode on ppt and you consistently have the most nail-biting matches haha My only complaint is that the frequent use of zooms is a bit nauseating, though that might just be a me problem. Still, I think just having text appear is enough to grab someone's attention, you don't also need to zoom in on it. And when a big chain/combo goes off, I'll naturally focus on that anyway, no zoom needed
Thank you for the feedback and deepest apologies about the nausea. The most of the feedback I’ve gotten surrounding the zoom ins have been mostly positive, but I don’t want it to be nauseating to anyone. I can see a lot of the zooms are fairly sudden and fast, maybe I could reduce the frequency of them and slow the animation down a little bit? Just thinking out loud here. Not quite sure just yet but something to consider. Thanks anyhow!
@@SchoellScrub Don't worry, it's not a major problem anyway, the video is still watchable for me. But yeah, slower or less frequent zooms would probably help. Though if this isn't common feedback then it is just probably a me problem lol Thanks for the consideration anyway!
7:53 A Mistake into Ceaseless Agony into FML. I remember playing PPT1. Back in sixth grade, I used to main Raffina. Now I'm in eighth, more well-acquainted with the series, and I like Sig better.
I didn't know A Mistake to Ceaseless Agony was a true combo. Wish I could perfect this.
Only true Tetris masters know the most defining rule:
Every mistake is a true combo.
Diao/icly: mistake? Do you mean downstack opportunities?
theres no such thing as misdrops, just complicated tspin setups
@@sawgiie BASED
@@sawgiieWhat about failing T-Spins?
what I like from Schoell is that he does more than just play, he takes the time to give an explanation and give you some tips to help you improve
And this format of doing so is brilliant!
Well yeah.. but I'm here to see Schoell slam people with slime, not take Puyo lessons
it’s so helpful for people like me who are starting out on Puyo Puyo!!
I loved the part when the swap guy went "its swapping time" and he swapped all over their rivals
Except for Flaming
wumbo trying to 4wide and getting swapped on is so entertaining
also imagine hyping someone up that hard only to 2-0 him
Ig thats what happens when you do nothing but practice 4 widing on games that havent balanced them right
wumbo doesnt deserve all the praise and hype he got back when he was good edit: *comparatively
I wouldn't go that far. Like it or not Wumbo is a big reason why a lot of us got into the game in the first place, myself included.
I've talked to him a couple of times and he's mostly pretty chill, even if he doesn't talk much.
You're allowed to have your own opinion on the guy and his content and gameplay. If he wants to focus on winning by using a pretty over centralizing strategy, he can, but you don't have to respect it.
I just don't want any hate to be sent his way, that's all.
That said, I do wish he would vary up his content a bit on both YT and his streams. IMO there's a lot of unused potential for Tetris content for a Tetris player of his Calibre.
@@SchoellScrub I remember when he used to do those challenges for Tetris 99 when someone donated on his stream. I haven’t looked through his channel in a while but whenever I get a video recommendation they always seem to be just “Wumbo vs other top player” which can be cool but honestly they all seem like the same to me, 2 people playing ungoldly fast and you can’t follow them so you’re just waiting for someone to misdrop and the games over (if you’re observant you might be able to catch the misdrop on your first watch)
@@SchoellScrubafter all he is the guy that I respected the most for his main and 0 to n1 alt
BUY HOLY I WASN’T EXPECTING 4 ALTS MY GOD
Games like these make me realize I'll never be able to wrap my head around PvP Tetris and Puyo. All sorts of openers needing memorizing, the Puyo part just making my brain melt.
At least I can watch others play, that's like fun as well
probably impossible to get into, but very entertaining to watch. i feel you there
The key is to learn against a friend instead of against an expert. It's very fun against someone the same skill level as you
Yeah, I can do the stair technique In puyo puyo but any other methods make me feel like I'm trying to do advanced calculus. To me at least, Tetris is the simpler one out of the two.
@@catsinwonderland7473Same here, that probably has to do with the fact that I've played Tetris way longer than Puyo Puyo.
I love how the fight against wumbo feels like a true final boss with phases where he's vulnerable and invulnerable. A technically fair but barely surmountable fight only if you know how to time your battle strategies.
Followed by the exploit that kills them instantly
this is the first video i've ever seen on this game, and one thing i loved about this are the characters seemingly chanting spells as you get combos and stuff
Actually a banger video. The editing makes it easier to follow and to see which moments are impactful and why. Really informative, too. Ceaseless agony is my favorite setup
Thank you! That's what I was trying to go for!
I always wanted to get into high level Puyo Tetris, but I just don't have the reaction time, just too slow. It's amazing how fast people can play and react. Your content gets very educative with the explanations and all, very good.
As someone who just stumbled into this video with near zero knowledge of this game, i just wanna say you editing was phenomenal
7:38 "A Mistake" ah yes my favorite tetris opener 😂
Yeah, that made me laugh out loud
god you can just FEEL the intensity with these, especially in flaming's first match
I absolutely ADORE the new tips and tricks, I also loved the "Technique" (Like gtr) Shown during the match, It actually lets the watcher learn something about the game
I hope you could do this with more videos, Because as a tetris player that is somewhat intrested in the swap gamemode, I would love to learn move of these techniques and tips!
Oh and fantastic video as always!
You played really well in most of these sets, well done
The wumbo fight was just amazing ngl. Big fan of your content and teaching us your tricks ^^
I love the in-depth analysis in the word-bubbles and how the camera zooms in on important moments that I would've easily overlooked.
Im so glad you're uploading more again! I'm so happy to see puyo coming back (again LOL it seems every summer people want to play again, not that Im complaining), I can't wait to see what the future holds for the community. I need to get back into playing ranked tbh... Seeing ppt1 gameplay is so nice too
What are the differences between PPT 1 and 2? Is 1 better or something?
In VS the changes are from PPT2 to PPT1 are:
- 4-Wide is nerfed by 2 lines
- In Puyo Vs Tetris, Puyo has a bonus buff to power chains
- The game is also better balanced for Mixed Doubles Puyo + Tetris vs Puyo + Tetris
In Swap and Fusion the netcode in PPT1 works much better.
"#1 on the Ranked Leaderboards (on 4 separate accounts)"
*_*sweating nervously_**
I was on a community that always trashed PPT and told me it was dead. My god, now I'm afraid of entering XD
Great matches as always, Schoell! You're the Swap Master! :D
It's so much fun to see where these players shine.
Wumbo especially, is in almost total control of the Tetris boards, but is merely following the instructions when he's on Puyo, which slows him tremendously.
It's nice to see you still be The Swap Guy for so long, you're incredible at the game. I was only really good at Puyo (For a solid while I was top in my state, Connecticut,) so seeing you being good at both Tetris and Puyo is pretty good motivation, as I've dialed back from playing to work on translating Madou Monogatari games and working on the Puyo Nexus.
Again, Incredible skill from you, and the explanations and tips for Swap were really nice.
Thank you haha. It's always really humbling to get comments like these.
Good luck with whatever you choose to spend your time on man!
@@SchoellScrub Thanks man, you too. Your gameplay is mad inspiring, I'm sure I ain't the only one who thinks that.
i barely know anything about puyo tetris, but your character has an insanely fucking funny voice, thanks for gracing my recommended videos random pro player with a mind-boggling level of skill and a penchant for giving your audience lessons on how to play this game
I've only just seen your content for the first time with this video, but this is absolutely beautiful. I've only ever played the game casually when I'm wanting to kill some time, so I never had the interest to really learn about the ins and outs of it. But the simple explanations really help me!
“The Tetris player is at a slight disadvantage.”
Inapplicable, there's no Puyo/Tetris matchups in this video
Watching this game really is a surreal experience unlike anything else huh-
This is one of the best Puyo Puyo Tetris videos I've ever seen. Informative, AND entertaining. I was at the edge of my seat. Wonderful ^^
Finally back, it’s really nice seeing you back to playing this game.
It’s always so mesmerizing witnessing such amazing editing from the swap guy.
I am frustrated how engaging this game is and how well played and edited this video is. Earned a sub, and I can't even tell the difference between the puyo colors (blue light filter and colorblind.)
Haha! Thank you thank you!
Just in case if you don't have these games yet, Puyo Puyo Champions and Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 has some color-blindness accessibility options for the Puyos in case you wanted to get into it!
Very nicely made, Schoell!
The only criticism I have is the bios and text go by a little bit too quickly for how much words are on them.
even if you're a speed reader like me you can't really get all of it without pausing and going back. maybe try to make them last a little bit longer?
Great video all around though, looking forward to the next one ❤
Thank you thank you and the criticism is always appreciated!
I do think it is something I could have done better here. My explanations were probably a bit too obtuse here, which could have helped a lot. My dilemma with the edits here is that I didn’t want to break the pace of the actual match often to convey the information and I didn’t want the text boxes to get in the way of important moments of gameplay.
If I ever do another video of this style trying to be mostly focussed on Gameplay but also trying to be informative, maybe I’ll switch the way how I edit things here.
Maybe using less zoom ins and cutting the focus away from some moments to allow for more time, or I could infrequently use the pause thing I did near the end to thoroughly explain things further (though not too much that it becomes annoying). I dunno just thinking out loud here for now.
I, personally, really liked this format. I really appreciated the pace of the video being kept- made the whole thing feel more engaging. I didn't mind having to pause to read some of the longer text boxes as a tradeoff.
I think the criticism is still valid here! After watching this back for like the 15th time there are a couple of instances where I think a text box fades out too fast unnecessarily, but that also said I did want to keep the pace consistent.
Nothing more annoying to a viewer to have that pace broken to make the UA-camr babysit them for the sake of runtime when part of the appeal of high level gameplay (or at least that’s what my viewers have been calling it here) is the flow and pace of the match which is something I wanted to keep here.
The only time I broke this was at the end, partially since there was a lot to point out… but mostly so the end of the music track would play out because I thought it synced up well!
I do want to stick to my style of editing, so I won’t be adapting every bit of feedback that I do get for my next projects, but they’ll always be considered especially if it does fit in to that style. I want to improve at this.
HONESTLY,THE DEATH WISH BOSS MUSIC SEEMS LIKE A PERFECT FIT FOR GOING AGAINST A MAN OF WUMBO'S SKILL
I dont know shit about competitive Puyo Tetris but some how my instinct is helping me process what's going on, no small part in thanks to the additions of your explanations lol
good shit glad to see this game going strong. i just wish i could see more puyo vs tetris content lmao
Now I want an anime with all these characters.
i don't really play this game anymore, but jesus dude this is a really well made video. good work!
Man, this video is wonderful. I don't even play puyo puyo tetris often, and you managed to make watching it entertaining and best of all, fun! Concepts being explained, tips being given and how each player open their match being clearly shown is greatly appreciated and helps a lot to understand what happens. I'm subscribing!
I love the research that you put in your opponents and the info provided as well in the gameplay! Really good video Schoell!
Editing is fantastic as i remember it. The opener display is always useful and fun.
Love the way you edit this! Makes it so much more exciting than a normal match!!
I May not know exactly what is happening (Puyo-Puyo is a mystery to me) but the editing is very fun and enjoyable to watch
Wow! I really enjoyed this video. Upon clicking on it I thought that it would just be some swap matches with commentary, but it ended up teaching me a lot of things about swap. Thanks, schoell !
these videos always inspire me to improve!! ill be sure to go back to this to remember a tip or two!
Dude I use to fucking love this game, then I lost the game card 😢 also you are very skilled, I wish I could be as good as you
i love the editing and music choice, especially during the wumbotize fight (death wish just syncs perfectly with some of the parts) great video as always.
I absolutely adore the editing here, it made the matches so much more intense! I was practically at the edge of my seat lol. Great matches all around!
theediting amkes these so much more fun to watch. its not just the music swap to soemthing unique than the bgm, but the zooms and more. love it
Some choice music selections for this video I must say. A Hat in Time is a staple and always welcome, Freedom Planet is a nice surprise but a Doom MIDI, even one from a popular WAD like Ancient Aliens is a whole other level of "Didn't expect to hear this as video background music". Oh yeah the video itself is very good too.
I love my Stewboy tunes perhaps too much haha.
Looks like you've still got what it takes to win Swap! The tips in this video were very helpful!
That fight with the Schezo player was crazy tense. Seeing him somehow survive hyped me up
Hey guys, in this video I'm going to do a step by step tutorial on how to play Swap in Puyo Puyo Tetris
Seriously though, that was really amazing to watch. I am CONVINCED that Puyo Puyo is a fighting game in disguise, and it was very interesting to see what was going through your head during these matches. I haven't played in a while but I'm still always amazed to see what others can pull off in this game :)
duuuuuude teach me the endless agony, i must perfect swap guy tech
1. This was very entertaining as someone who only very casually knows a bit about Tetris and puyo puyo with my only real inkling of competent Tetris being a couple random videos and simpleflips, and my only but of puyo experience coming from Dr robotnick's mean bean machine
2. nice freedom planet music
Dr robotniks mean bean machine was my first exposure to puyo puyo as well. It was one of the two games my dad and I could play together he was interested in so I spammed it a lot as a kid
i have no idea what's going on but i like the noises
Never seen tetris content before now and the speed at which everything is happening is mind-numbing
Wow, look at you people go!
That's crazy high level play from ALL of you!
I'm a pretty good Tetris player (not at the level Jayden is at mind you) who knows jack about Puyo Puyo beyond it's history. So the little detailed explanations going on in the video are highly appreciated.
been a damn while since I've payed attention to puyo, still entertaining as hell to watch you do swap!
This is the first video of yours I've watched and the editing is awesome and so are the matches. Goddamn.
This video was really top-notch in editing and gameplay. The one suggestion I want to make for future videos of this kind is to lower the intensity of the zoom-ins in a way that doesn't obstruct key information, such as garbage or player movements under an attack. That aside, I'm looking forward to future uploads of this kind. Keep it up!
This video was clearly well edited and extremely concise, good plays and nice work man! Look forward to more stuff.
"Frequent Wumbo Swap Sniper" got me laughing at 10 in the middle of the evening-
Hot damn
I had not watched a Puyo Tetris video in ages
This did not dissapoint at all
love the commentary, there's a lot to learn from it!!! And really well played
The theme of death wish while you were fighting wumbo was hardcore
The editing is really good, just putting that out there
i had no idea puyo puyo tetris was this intense! this is super cool
Yes you are! Entertaining as ever. Im so happy you’re back!
god, puyo puyo tetris is so cool. it's actually a match made in heaven.
Schoell with the goodest of gameplays as always!
Great videos, my friend!! 😊
masterfully played and edited
after 11 months, the lad is back!
I noticed how the player who will win is put on the right side on red, and I did miss some details on the opponent introduction like the “being good at puyo/tetris ratio” :0
As expected I really like this video :D
The right side thing is purely coincidental, it’s just a quirk of how ranked lobbies save in replays. Those that wait alone in a ranked lobby for someone to join are often player 1 and those that match up with them are often player 2.
Thank you for the compliment! ^^
@@SchoellScrub I see! Though it was still a cool coincidence to see some foreshadowing on who wins lol
Man this is my first introduction to poyo poyo tetris but it looks sick as hell totally trying it out even if I don’t have any experience with the poyo part
I’ve got a challenge for Wumbo. Do something other than center 4-wide at the start of a game.
7:38 ah my most FAVORITE of openings, puts your opponent's guard down ALL the time
Let it be known that not only does he still got it but he's still so dope 😎
Wumbo being a literal final boss just felt like it made sense
Incredible editing !!
Me at the end:
Finally! The first bad thing to happen to Wumbo.
I envy the average Tetris competitive player, those reflexes are damn fast.
Great video, the tips and bg info rly help to give context to the match which makes it even more exciting. Swap is my favourite mode on ppt and you consistently have the most nail-biting matches haha
My only complaint is that the frequent use of zooms is a bit nauseating, though that might just be a me problem. Still, I think just having text appear is enough to grab someone's attention, you don't also need to zoom in on it. And when a big chain/combo goes off, I'll naturally focus on that anyway, no zoom needed
Thank you for the feedback and deepest apologies about the nausea. The most of the feedback I’ve gotten surrounding the zoom ins have been mostly positive, but I don’t want it to be nauseating to anyone. I can see a lot of the zooms are fairly sudden and fast, maybe I could reduce the frequency of them and slow the animation down a little bit? Just thinking out loud here. Not quite sure just yet but something to consider. Thanks anyhow!
@@SchoellScrub Don't worry, it's not a major problem anyway, the video is still watchable for me. But yeah, slower or less frequent zooms would probably help. Though if this isn't common feedback then it is just probably a me problem lol
Thanks for the consideration anyway!
Very considerate haha, but I still value the feedback regardless!
3:57 don’t think I didn’t notice that Freedom Planet music there… nice to hear!
Omg Chile mentioned!! Amazing video as always
This was an incredible (and informative) video.
My favorite part is the complete spite of 4-wide-
TRUST ME, the spite of 4-wide in this video is but a fraction of the extent to which I can go on about it…
For another time though…
Weird, thought it was PPT2 until I heard Klug being more dramatic with his "Awaken!"
Artemis: Wumbo bleeds! Good job Schoell!
During the day, swap guy
During the night, wumbo snipper
yo that mistake to ceaseless agony opening goes hard!
I like how you disappear after a year then come back then disappear for 2 more weeks then come back (BRAIN EXPLODES)
Swap is so difficult for my pea sized brain 😨
Hey! I'm in a Schoell's video!! :DDD
i honestly forget puyo puyo tetris *1* exists
-mainly due to me sucking at both the games-
I just cant ever seem to get my brain to think in Puyo Puyo.
Jeez! How do puyo puyo tetris players learn to play so fast!?!?
As soon as I saw the clean garbage appear after the swap my mind started playing giorno's theme
I adore the editing and explanations
I have like a percent of an idea what any of this means, but man was it interesting.
You made me add this game to my B-day list lol
Love your puyo tetris videos, keep it up!
Those flaming matches were... fire
7:53 A Mistake into Ceaseless Agony into FML.
I remember playing PPT1. Back in sixth grade, I used to main Raffina. Now I'm in eighth, more well-acquainted with the series, and I like Sig better.