Where do the blocks from Tetris go when they disappear?
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Dun dun dun dun, dun dun dun dun.Glefistus said:
Yeah, that was my Twilight Zone tune. This is honestly one of those conversations that me and a friend would have. We had one about PacMan and the Ghosts. That didn't end well.
oh god, bad memories. DAMN YOU SHATNER!!!!!Glefistus said:
ahem...
maybe every tetris game is being played on a vertical field, so as soon as one is finished, it is reconstituted and thrown down the next level.
It depends.
In the multicolored version, different blocks are sorted according to their shape and colour before being placed in the appropriate recycle bin. These are then picked up on different days of the week and taken off to a single colour version where they are used to build towerblocks for the Breakout blocks to live in. (Due to a massive oversight by Alexey Pajitnov the purple t-shapes can't be used due to DRM issues)
In the single colour version, they can all be placed in the same recycling bin (provided that the purple t-shapes are kept separate due to contamination issues)
If the colours vary or non-standard tessellations are used, all of the blocks must be destroyed immediately before stagnation can occur.
Last year fifteen players suffered third degree itches due to non-standard tesselations, so it's still quite a serious subject.
In the multicolored version, different blocks are sorted according to their shape and colour before being placed in the appropriate recycle bin. These are then picked up on different days of the week and taken off to a single colour version where they are used to build towerblocks for the Breakout blocks to live in. (Due to a massive oversight by Alexey Pajitnov the purple t-shapes can't be used due to DRM issues)
In the single colour version, they can all be placed in the same recycling bin (provided that the purple t-shapes are kept separate due to contamination issues)
If the colours vary or non-standard tessellations are used, all of the blocks must be destroyed immediately before stagnation can occur.
Last year fifteen players suffered third degree itches due to non-standard tesselations, so it's still quite a serious subject.
They go into your soul, removing it piece by piece, until one day you are nothing more. Stay safe kids and avoid video games or they'll eat your soul.
they get transported to a brick making factory. there they are accumulated together to make brick-sized bricks, which are then painted to be the same colour as normal bricks. they are then sold as normal bricks, which then vanish and reform at the factory once they are set down in a row.
with all the people in the world that play tetris, someone was going to exploit it.
with all the people in the world that play tetris, someone was going to exploit it.
The bottom barrier is infact a very finely stretched black hole into an alternate universe where every one of a million things that might happen, happens. The blocks are simply dropped through to that parallel and will continue until the universe that doesnt have tetris comes to pass, then L-Blocks will launch an all out attack on human civilisation then we'll all have to be saved by warrior, red mage and thief.
And thats how tetris became final fantasy, any questions?
And thats how tetris became final fantasy, any questions?
They simply evaporate and go up to the sky. then they become block clouds and eventually rain down upon you. Then the cycle repeats in a never-ending rainstorm of blocks. Or until you lose.