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I have been playing Quordle as well, and now find Wordle very slow and dull. I'll persist as long as my streak is active (60+ or whatever) but bail if it breaks
by prawn 5y ago
I have been playing Quordle as well, and now find Wordle very slow and dull. I'll persist as long as my streak is active (60+ or whatever) but bail if it breaks. I play 10-20 games of Quordle a day and find it more interesting, challenging with IMO more difficult words, etc.
But I can appreciate that one shared round was key to Wordle being noticed.
- Aardwolf 5y agoI've also tried Octordle now, that one's super challenging. In a harder version like that one, having a practice mode you can repeat as much as you want can be addicting on its own
- prawn 5y agoI tried the Octordle one and found it easy enough but awkward to play. Quordle seems like the winning combo. The way I've found to keep Quordle really interesting is trying to win in six moves as many times as possible (got it nine times so far), and then trying to finish in seven more times than nine. That's made the Practice Mode "sticky" for me.
- SV_BubbleTime 5y ago+1 quordle making wordle seem dull. But I only place the official once a day. I suck at it I think, but they do a great job of making it rewarding. Also their continuous improvement on the front end is a daily side game, to see what they changed today.
- forty 5y agoYeah they added links to dictionary, which as a non native speaker, find great (I was already searching for words I didn't know, and now it's super convenient)
- zem 5y agoquordle seems to be the ideal number of boards, 8 and 16 get too easy because most of the letters show up somewhere and you get into the mopping up phase pretty soon.
- unfocussed_mike 5y agoAgreed -- sedecordle seems to have far less risk-of-not-succeeding peril than quordle.