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It seems to disallow valid words made with the same letters, which doesn't feel fair. (I don't want to spoil an answer, but -- especially when the word it insis
by wrs 3mo ago
It seems to disallow valid words made with the same letters, which doesn't feel fair. (I don't want to spoil an answer, but -- especially when the word it insists on is arguably French!)
- jimbob45 3mo agoFelt the same way. Failed the last three like that with legitimate words.
- rokob 3mo agoNone of those are French words. How many letters is the word you say is French?
- wrs 3mo agoFour
- nsvd2 3mo agoIt won't let you use the same letters in the same order again (e.g. LEASE -> LEASED). I think that's fair.
- zbikowski 3mo agoI agree that this would be fair, but it seemingly not true. "SEA" disallows "SEAL" on the next turn (correct answer ALES,) but then you are suddenly allowed to use "SEALED" later - because of my assumption of the rule, I didn't get this stage until the clue. Same with "LEASE" and "LEADERS," which are both allowed to use "LEA." So it seems as though the rule is, you must mix up the letters for the following answer, but further answers are fair game to reuse letter combinations (or, it is applied arbitrarily.) Neither are very intuitive IMO.
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- wrs 3mo agoOK yeah, that does sound fine once you say it, but since the only stated rule is “one more letter”, I don’t think it’s obvious enough.