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I'm assuming solo play: Playing infinitely in Tetris means repeating a pattern over and over again. I would suspect that transforming Tetris so that it is univ
by PetitPrince 7y ago
I'm assuming solo play:
Playing infinitely in Tetris means repeating a pattern over and over again. I would suspect that transforming Tetris so that it is universally infinitely playable (probably by somehow erasing the fact that an infinite SZSZ is a death sequence) would lead to a game where the optimal play is also to repeat a pattern over and over game.
It would be indeed a game of skill but would rob the player out of all creativity and agency. Not a very fun game at the end.
But I think that proving that such game is infinitely playable is a hard (np hard ?) problem.
- taneq 7y ago> Playing infinitely in Tetris means repeating a pattern over and over again. Not necessarily - you could define an infinitely long non-repeating sequence (although it will have arbitrarily long repeating sequences inside it) which would still not contain any certain-death sequences.