Comments by "Manuell" (@manuell3505) on "ForrestKnight" channel.

  1. It's a generation problem, partially. When I was about 12, I had to replace the BIOS chip of my XT, but I got a slightly different type and required some debug instructions. This took me into the real machine that operates on binary logic. Today: "I'm a C# professional" Writes apps for a C# compatible API, with an app... I would prefer BASIC, if it's a inefficient multi-layer fully hardware-abstracted system anyway...
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  2. First, artificially delay the reaction time, next figure out a algorithm to determine the best play, and last: add an algorithm that makes artificial "thinking" errors. Make sure everything happens within time to not let it lose the game. The problem is that Tetris isn't a challenge for any computer... It must be handicapped, not made smarter.
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