Somehow went my entire life not knowing that meaning of the word!
1 line = 40, 2 lines = 100, 3 lines = 300, 4 lines = 1200.
It also increases the speed every 10 lines, so you want to plan accordingly for maximum score. You can get above that first level with either 400 points or 3600.
If you have some time to kill, highly recommend this and the follow up video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RaqVGzhQTM
I see a combination of characters loosely looking like some East Asian alphabet, I guess that this is some kind of encoding ?
I can't other articles on it other than that readme. Does anyone else know where I can learn more about it? Someone needs to make a Wikipedia page!
But yeah, making a wikipedia entry and adding it to this list (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary-to-text_encoding) could spread it a little further.
ҫටไଈۑටހঅ௧ΧІݶݼق໑অௐRʈঅ௨ఢȵݶԳقฒߢ௨ఢƔݹடٴໃٳɺقຯঐ౬ΟໃƁԈقໄɕலۇȣJலปາஞݫටࠋऐഹටоࡨ௩ѻІԔԥಘϾঀƥقഥಕ௨vІðƐටƚࡨ௨uಸݹறঔໃΥeٯໃҾkقബເवॴຯɛ௨කТ൫ஸڐໃپϢඡಋڝ௨ΣІݞ౻ටࠄঅடڠາɚ௨ౚ༣ݹބقଡɕષقࠄঅटقԀɕ௧uଈݡКʈເŧݸටඨࡖ௨ࡆІܥ౮قଞݸƕقܢઝடٴໃܤƓقฮࡈ௨ඉʑݢ౻ඥСݸ౫ඡಋঅஐٴໃܡవටଥɕஜؿϽߡƗࡕ
If it could always set me up for amazing t-spin plays, that would be really enjoyable, I think.
Two bigs tower and a sad perfect spot to fit a L shape at the base of them :D
My initial reaction is: it's not giving me the piece I want. It's trying to force you to clear individual lines as soon as it is possible to do so. But in real Tetris, you want to clear four lines at a time to get double score, which may mean withholding a line clear when you could have done one.
Consider this replay: హටເח௨ඞܗТۑටܢݹ௫੬ຽߢ௧ලບঅযلЈǶ
It ends by giving me nothing but S pieces, because it wants me to take the single line clear. It won't stop giving S pieces until I do so. In actuality, any other piece would be preferable; there are available spots for all of them, and I can build up to a Tetris. But with the S piece, my only options are to sacrifice the Tetris for the single line clear, or create a hole in my stack.