d'oh this is actually really simplistic. once an average is attained (using zaphod's method, correct?) after a few trials (2-3 zaphod?), the time of a new trial is added to your previous average and divided by 2, and that becomes your new average.
I guess you're right; but I want to say that I do have fun, when I try to push myself to the limit; not only for a tetris game. I always like to challenge myself; it's a great pleasure to see what you can achieve with hard working. However, I won't do time attack now; I must spend my time to another important thing in my life; preparing for final exams at school But I'm certain I will do it later Btw, I also want to say: The fact that I'm fast at clicking with a mouse, doesn't mean I'm fast at tetris with my keyboard
[Name] Poochy [Class] 25 Blocks [Time] Best 00:08:730, Average 00:10:846 [Location] USA Note: You may wish to disregard the 9.867s average time in the proof screenshot below; the trials weren't done all in a row. I was only going for the best time, so I aborted any trials where I hesitated. Apparently, aborted trials don't count in your average time. 00:10:846 is my best average time without aborting trials in between, 00:09:467 (different screenshot, which I'll upload on request) is my best with aborted trials. Use whichever one you see fit. [Name] Poochy [Class] 120 Buttons [Score] 53 [Location] USA Proof:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!!!!!!!!! !@#$%^&*!@#$%^&* Why! WHY!!! I can't believe that you've beaten me Okay, congrats man...I don't think I will ever be #1 again, because I only once got under 9 sec...and that was the best time then. Anyway, you never know, maybe I will do it again EDIT At 120 buttons I've taken the #1 position again immediately today. [NAME] Kevcel [CLASS] 120 Buttons [Score] 54 [LOCATION] the Netherlands
[Name]Kitaru [Class]25 BLOCKS [Time]best 00:17:097,average 00:28:544 [Location]USA I showed my friend this recently. Last I heard, he's down to 9.8s. I'll see if I can get him to post here later.
