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Maybe this takes the fun out of it, but with Quordle, I've had great success with: TUBES FLING CHAMP WORDY With those, I've always completed all four...
by VikingCoder 5y ago
Maybe this takes the fun out of it, but with Quordle, I've had great success with:
TUBES
FLING
CHAMP
WORDY
With those, I've always completed all four...
- gary_chambers 5y agoI see you played the same meta-game that I did. It took me a few tries, but I ended up with: WHISK, FRONT, GLADE, BUMPY. Probably not in the spirit of the game, but once you have 20 distinct letters, it is normally quite easy to find the solution.
- mwigdahl 5y agoMine are SHIRT, WOMEN, BLACK, PUDGY. I like that order as it hits most of the high-frequency letters up front to enable the odd early snipe.
- CSMastermind 5y agoWell if we're sharing mine are: SPINE, WORLD, THUMB, and JACKY.
- Akronymus 5y agoI just start with ANISE and go from there.
- bonniemuffin 5y agoMine are ANGST, PERKY, CHILD and JUMBO. It's interesting how many sets of 4 words with disjoint letters are out there. It took me quite a while to come up with my set, somehow I didn't realize there would be so many other sets that work equally well.
- tshaddox 5y agoI have less fun with that sort of strategy (I like hard mode in Wordle). But in this variant I find it exceedingly difficult if I don't employ this sort of strategy.
- prawn 5y agoI find it quite easy to beat Quordle so the challenge I aim for is trying to get all four words within six guesses. Managed it three times since yesterday. Requires some riskier tactics so it eventually broke my 30+ game streak.