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doc/game_logic.md

@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ Moving and soft dropping can be held but hard dropping, holding and rotating nee
 
 In a general sense, we try to be kind to the players. Some of the following mechanics are just standards in a lot of stacker games, while other have been added because of this game using polyominos of high sizes and thus being way harder to play.
 
-When a piece touches the ground, there is a short time period before she automatically locks. This period is called _lock delay_. Lock delay is reset everytime the piece move. To not allow for infinite stalling, there is another longer period called _forced lock delay_ that does not reset when moving the piece.  
-The player as a hold box in which they can temporarly store a piece. In this game, we allow the player to swap between the held piece and the active piece as much as they want. Once again to not allow for infinite stalling, forced lock delay does not reset when holding a piece.
+When a piece touches the ground, there is a short time period before it automatically locks. This period is called _lock delay_. Lock delay is reset everytime the piece move. To not allow for infinite stalling, there is another longer period called _forced lock delay_ that does not reset when moving the piece.  
+The player has a hold box in which they can temporarly store a piece. In this game, we allow the player to swap between the held piece and the active piece as much as they want. Once again to not allow for infinite stalling, forced lock delay does not reset when holding a piece.
 
 If either holding or rotating happens during frames where no piece is in the board, they will be memorized and immediately applied upon spawning the next piece. This can sometime prevent the player from loosing when the default spawn would have lost the game. This is called IRS and IHS, for Instant Rotation/Hold System.  
 IRS and IHS will fail if they actually loose the player the game when it would have not happened otherwise. In the same sense, holding always fails if it would loose the game.
@@ -42,26 +42,26 @@ This concept works very well for games with up to tetrominos or pentominos, but
 
 Since this game uses polyomino of high sizes which are very unplayable, we will try to be complaisant to the player and allow as much kicking spots as possible, while trying not to make him feel like the piece is going through walls. To solve this problem, this game introduce a new Rotation System called **AutoRS**, which does not have a predetermined list of spots to fit the piece but instead adapt to its shape. Its algorithm goes as follow:
 
-1. Before rotating, mark every cell containing the piece or touching the piece, we will call the set of all theses cells the ``safeCells``
+1. Before rotating, mark every position containing the piece or touching the piece, we will call the set of all theses positions the ``safePositions``
 2. Rotate the piece, if it fit stop the algorithm
-3. Try fitting the piece, going from the center to the sides, that means we try to move the piece 1 cell right, then 1 cell left, then 2 cell right, etc. until it fit (and then stop the algorithm), if at one point a position doesn't touch one of the ``safeCells`` we stop trying in this direction
-4. Move the piece one line down, and repeat step 3 again, until we hit a line were the first position (shifted by 0 cells horizontally) touched none of the ``safeCells``
+3. Try fitting the piece, going from the center to the sides, that means we try to move the piece 1 position right, then 1 position left, then 2 position right, etc. until it fit (and then stop the algorithm), if at one point a position doesn't touch one of the ``safePositions`` we stop trying in this direction
+4. Move the piece one line down, and repeat step 3 again, until we hit a line were the first position (shifted by 0 positions horizontally) touched none of the ``safePositions``
 5. Do the same as step 4 but now we move the piece one line up every time
 6. Cancel the rotation
 
 ## Detecting spins
 
-Another common mechanic of stacker games that goes alongside kicking is spinning. A spin is a special move (a move is calculated once a piece has been locked to the board) which usually happen when the last move a piece did was a kick or a rotation and the piece is locked in place, but the rules varies a lot from game to game. 
+Another common mechanic of stacker games that goes alongside kicking is spinning. A spin is a special move (a move is calculated once a piece has been locked to the board) which usually happen when the last move a piece did was a kick or a rotation and the piece is locked in place or is locked in certain corners, but the rules varies a lot from game to game. 
 
-Since we deal with a great deal of different size and shapes, the rules for spin dectection have been simplified greatly:
+Since we work with a great deal of different size and shapes, the rules for spin dectection have been simplified greatly:
 
-- A move is a _spin_ if the piece is locked in place, that is it can't be moved one cell up, down, left or right without hitting a wall
+- A move is a _spin_ if the piece is locked in place, that is it can't be moved one position up, down, left or right without hitting a wall
 - A move is a _mini spin_ if the move isn't a spin and the last action of the piece was a kick (dropping down because of gravity counts as an action)
 
 ## Score calculation
 
-- For every cell soft dropped, add 1 to the score
-- For every cell hard dropped, add 2 to the score
+- For every position soft dropped, add 1 to the score
+- For every position hard dropped, add 2 to the score
 - When clearing one line, add 100 to the score, 200 for 2 lines, 400 for 3 lines, 800 for 4 lines, 1600 for 5 lines, etc.
 - If the line clear is a spin, count the score like a normal clear of 2x more line (200 for 1-line spin, 800 for 2, 3200 for 3, etc.)
 - When performing a spin, a mini spin, or clearing 4 or more lines, B2B is activated, every subsequent line clear that is a spin, a mini spin, or clear 4 or more lines, scores twice as much