For those that don’t know, you can only guess one quadrant at a time (starting top left) and must complete it before moving on to the next one (all subsequent quadrants are kept in the dark and not revealed until their go). This was today’s: —
So, what’s wrong with those scores? For those of us who weren’t familiar, you gave a great explanation of how to play, but not why those scores were bad
This looks similar to how most people start playing: they always try to get the first before moving on. It seems to take a while to figure out in standard quordle, they should start with the easiest, rather than the next
It was especially cool because I was annoyed at myself for (wrongly) going for the 50-50 on go 3 instead of choosing a word which would ordinarily be more helpful to future quadrants (by rights I should’ve gone for DINGY, or something similar with a D in it anyway)
For those that don’t know, you can only guess one quadrant at a time (starting top left) and must complete it before moving on to the next one (all subsequent quadrants are kept in the dark and not revealed until their go). This was today’s: —
Just to be super clear, this is what the board looked like immediately after go 4
So, what’s wrong with those scores? For those of us who weren’t familiar, you gave a great explanation of how to play, but not why those scores were bad
This looks similar to how most people start playing: they always try to get the first before moving on. It seems to take a while to figure out in standard quordle, they should start with the easiest, rather than the next
Nothing is wrong! It’s just super rare to not get them in order starting top left (in the sequence game, that is).
Ahhhh. Excellent. That must be cool
It was especially cool because I was annoyed at myself for (wrongly) going for the 50-50 on go 3 instead of choosing a word which would ordinarily be more helpful to future quadrants (by rights I should’ve gone for DINGY, or something similar with a D in it anyway)