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How did the block leave the tetris field entirely? Surely the sad L block would be left alone in the far left corner.
Little known fact: all discarded Tetris pieces are used to build chess boards.
How does the chess board not vanish as it's completed?
Good question!
The Tetris board is 10 x 20, while a chess board is only 8 x 8. Although if you ever place two chess boards next to each other by accident, you'll have to buy another, so be careful.
Hold, most of the time the "get the fuck out of here L/J, there's no space for you" button.
And then I remember right after pressing it that the previous piece I held was the exact same one.