Side-H@tch wrote:
Maybe it’s time for a wordle thread
This is soiling Tuesday and one’s desire to uniquely waste time
But how would we know what day it is?
But how would we know what day it is?
Tuesday Time Waster
But how would we know what day it is?
Wordle 214 4/6 - recovered from a really shaky start.
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Wordle 214 4/6
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again, i'm usually horrible at letter/word games, but i'm starting to get the hang of this wordl thing… more pattern matching than spelling.
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again, i'm usually horrible at letter/word games, but i'm starting to get the hang of this wordl thing… more pattern matching than spelling.
Wordle 214 4/6
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Wordle 214 3/6
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The Onion’s Guide To Wordle
Wordle is the internet’s new sensation. But why are people so obsessed with it? The Onion answers your burning questions about Wordle.
Q: How does it work?
A: Once a day, there’s a word puzzle, and you have six guesses to figure out why this is fun.
Q: What are some of its unique features?
A: Players can post results on social media to let people know they did pretty much as well as everyone else.
Q: Two Z’s in one five-letter word? Are you kidding me?
A: We know, that one was ridiculous.
Q: Why is it so addicting?
A: It taps into users’ need for a pathetic little sense of accomplishment.
Q: Does it cost money to play?
A: While Wordle has no upfront costs, eventually, everyone pays.
Q: Is “splen” a word?
A: No.
Q: Is it full of obnoxious popup ads?
A: Give it time.
Q: I guessed the word! Now what do I do?
A: Tell the world, child! The people have been waiting years for this joyous news!
Wordle is the internet’s new sensation. But why are people so obsessed with it? The Onion answers your burning questions about Wordle.
Q: How does it work?
A: Once a day, there’s a word puzzle, and you have six guesses to figure out why this is fun.
Q: What are some of its unique features?
A: Players can post results on social media to let people know they did pretty much as well as everyone else.
Q: Two Z’s in one five-letter word? Are you kidding me?
A: We know, that one was ridiculous.
Q: Why is it so addicting?
A: It taps into users’ need for a pathetic little sense of accomplishment.
Q: Does it cost money to play?
A: While Wordle has no upfront costs, eventually, everyone pays.
Q: Is “splen” a word?
A: No.
Q: Is it full of obnoxious popup ads?
A: Give it time.
Q: I guessed the word! Now what do I do?
A: Tell the world, child! The people have been waiting years for this joyous news!
Wordle 215 3/6
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Absurdle 8/∞
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Absurdle 6/∞
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Absurdle 12/∞
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I did waste 3 in the middle on the random guess option…so probably would have tot this in 9
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I did waste 3 in the middle on the random guess option…so probably would have tot this in 9
Wordle 215 3/6
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Impressive
Wordle 215 3/6
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Dominant
Starsky wrote:can only be 5 letters, guess again
Dominant
Jerky
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i like that you're not limited to a single game per day.
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i like that you're not limited to a single game per day.
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I still would love to have a conversation around strategy and how whether the goal is to get as many words as possible in under X guesses or the goal is to get 100% of the words within 6 guesses changes the correct statistical strategy. Anyone want to rap with me about that?