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what you say is somewhat correct, but this site says that these are the valid answers, not including the valid guesses, so DUCKY wouldn't be expected here. per
by fsckboy 4y ago
what you say is somewhat correct, but this site says that these are the valid answers, not including the valid guesses, so DUCKY wouldn't be expected here.
personally, I'd prefer a tool that included all balid guesses and wouldn't lead me so precisely to answers. there's small c cheating and big C Cheating :)
the tweaks introduced by the Times, etc., yes.
- TylerE 4y agoWordle has been trivially cheatable from day one using any of the gazillion scrabble solvers out there. Treat unknown positions as wildcards.
- samtho 4y agoAt the risk of sounding like your fourth grade teacher, you’re only cheating yourself. I would argue that using a dictionary is a tactic and one to better help you better play the game by introducing you to the idea of a decision tree. You can ask Wordlebot how you did and see how it approaches the problem with all the knowledge short of knowing the actual word.
- TylerE 4y agoObviously. I’m not saying I do itZ I was just confused why GP thought being able to cheat at wordle is somehow new.
- fsckboy 4y agoi wasn't thinking it was new, so wasn't trying to say that, i was talking about what constitutes cheating by degrees.
- ghaff 4y agoI did use Word Hippo as a bit of a crutch sometimes when I was starting out and got stuck but haven't looked at it in many months.
- adrianmonk 4y agoIt depends on whether you play for the love of puzzles or the love of words. If the appeal is puzzle solving, then you may want to use a dictionary as part of exploring a puzzle solving technique. If the appeal is words, then you may enjoy plumbing the depths of what words you know, why you know them, and how they are put together.