Oldgator73
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Never gotten it in two but 3,4,5 are common. The unlimited version also keeps a record which includes your longest winning streak and your current winning streak.
Any Wordle players hereabouts?
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This is only my second day with this game, so I am learning.
I tried the unlimited version, but I didn't see that feature. Maybe I was on the wrong unlimited game?
I like that the New York Times limits it to one game a day. That helps control the addiction. hahahhaha
LarsMac
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Wordle 272 3/6
Today was a good day
Today was a good day
Oldgator73
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Top right corner there is a graph symbol. Click on it and you will see your stats.
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jymbee
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As I've been playing for a few weeks now I do have several 2s however as anyone who plays knows, to solve the puzzle in two words involves a lot luck.
Luck in that if you happen to get something like 3 green letters on your first guess, you have a decent chance to solve with your next guess. But with only one or two yellow letters, well... good luck. A couple of times I got NO letters with the first two word guesses. Downhill from there usually.
Other times you might start out in great shape, but end up with something like my 6 tries here:
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In the unlimited version I found out that you can use the same letter more than once in a word. That makes it difficult if you don't know that rule.
Does that rule apply to the New York Times puzzle?
In the unlimited version I gave up on a word.
I needed one more letter. The word was SINUS. I had know Idea I could use S twice.
In the unlimited version I found out that you can use the same letter more than once in a word. That makes it difficult if you don't know that rule.
Does that rule apply to the New York Times puzzle?
In the unlimited version I gave up on a word.
I needed one more letter. The word was SINUS. I had know Idea I could use S twice.
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jymbee
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Yep, the "rules" are the same across both platforms. And yes, those double letters can cause a bit of frustration at times.
Krazeehorse33
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3 today
I got Saturday's in 3 too.
I haven't did Today's 3/20th yet.
PS:
I just did it in 4. That was a good word.
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Krazeehorse33
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My second career “2” today. Got lucky on the first word with first 3 letters correct in order.
Krazeehorse33
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I have 3 words and their anagrams that I typically start with. Got lucky today.
OCEAN or CANOE
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docj
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I believe the NY Times one is the "original." The Times recently purchased it from the person who invented it.
FWIW I already am addicted to the NY Times "Spelling Bee" daily puzzle and pay a couple of dollars a month additional on my NYT subscription to get full access to all of its puzzles.
Oldgator73
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What’s a rude word?
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jymbee
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With Unlimited you can create your own puzzle with the word of your choice. Here's one that stumped me. Give it a shot and us know how you did!
I challenge you to a Wardle
I challenge you to a Wardle
Wordle Unlimited
LarsMac
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Quordle is a bit of a challenge. You work four puzzles at the same time using the same letter input.
