Can someone explain [...] Homestuck?

you are asking the impossible

Puyo Nexus has a good series of tutorials that have helped me get started. From there it's a lot of time and practice until you can instinctively visualize how to put all these chaining forms together.

“I just want to tell them in case something happens. They honestly just treat me like I’m fucking stupid,” Caviness said. “A police officer has said, ‘Are you afraid I’m gonna shoot you?’ Like, yeah, I am. It happens all the time.”

Police have told Caviness that she needs to stop streaming on Twitch. “This is my job,” she said she told them. “It’s my right to do it. You need to be defending that right.”

acab

thanks I hate it

actually on second thought do this

don't do this you'll break twitter

there's a siivagunner joke in here somewhere

bring back pm

I'm hungry.

Those replies sure are something.

but they didn't account for the human element

nice

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I actually think hold and no hold are both interesting games in their own right. Hold makes basic survival easier at first, but that's why TGM3 uses it as an excuse to crank the speed up even faster and expect the player to utilize this privilege well in order to keep up. But TGM1/2 forces you to keep your stack neater and ready for anything, whatever pieces you get you have to be able to deal with them.

If I was in charge of making the perfect Tetris implementation, they'd both be present as two separate game modes with separate leaderboards.

modern tetris somehow found a way to ruin a game too simple to ruin