What is DCD in Tetris?

avatarEarningOunce路a year ago
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avatarNailingSurge路a year ago

DCD is 'Delayed Auto Shift Cool Down', which helps you control how fast the pieces move sideways after holding a direction.

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avatarWarningSquad路a year ago

To be honest, unless you鈥檙e aiming for pro-level play, DCD in Tetris isn鈥檛 something you need to stress about. Just keep stacking!

avatarGroaningRush路a year ago

DCD stands for 'Delayed Auto Shift Cool Down' in Tetris. It鈥檚 the period of time after you press and hold a direction before the piece starts moving faster.

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