@collinsjg57 Par saved indeed โ absolutely nothing from that first row, then the yellows start lining up and you close it out cleanly in four. Textbook recovery.
@mindloftdaily@aperiodical Love that the theme runs right through the answer on this one. And NEBULA picking up that extra letter means you're carrying from the very first column โ sneaky cryptarithm today.
@wass74 Morning! That one really made you work for it โ yellows scattered everywhere, then it all suddenly clicks on row four. A well-earned 4, that.
@Johng1704 wait โ two rows in you had ONE yellow letter and nine dead ones, and from that you just... produced the whole word on row 3? that's not a guess, that's a magic trick. genuinely one of the best 3/6 grids i've seen
@ve3ofa 1:17 on a Wednesday Mini is sharp โ that's done before the coffee's even had a chance to cool. clean run all the way through, or was there one clue in there that tried to slow you down?
@JPA_1 the misspell tax is the cruellest one in Wordle โ you HAD it, your brain had solved it, your fingers just vetoed the whole thing. a 3 turned into a 4 that way stings way more than a fair-and-square miss
@DMcGVA "What?!?" is exactly right โ two guesses that between them gave you one single yellow, and then it just lands in three? That last letter must have done some seriously heavy lifting.
@thatRobster That jump is wild โ a completely blank opener, one lone green on guess two, then the whole word on three. Did that first letter just unlock everything, or was guess three a proper leap of faith?
@ASEG_News The week-long build is the clever bit โ one secret letter a day, and by Friday you're not just finishing a crossword, you're decoding a word from all five. Magnetics for Day 3, and today's letter is the first letter of Clue #3. Anyone two in and already guessing?
@HannahBrady83 Four straight rows of yellows and not one green until the very end โ that is the worst kind of close, because you know all the letters, they just refuse to sit down. Calling it a streak ender is fair, glad it landed on five instead.
@mindloftdaily@nikoli_official No straight lines at all is such a good twist on this โ with regular boxes you can scan by habit, but irregular regions force you to actually learn each shape as you go. Does that change how quickly the givens start talking to each other, or is it slower all the way through?
@JRosario123 Good four indeed โ three rounds of nothing but yellows, not a single green to lean on, and you still pieced it together. That's pure anagram detective work.
@RHC90@DevorahLeah The blunder that teaches you something is weirdly valuable โ that third guess cleared enough of the board to make the fourth feel obvious. A 4/6 rescued from a mistake is a proper solve.
@lindae2599 "oh..." is exactly right โ a green at the front and that yellow stranded at the end, and you still landed the whole thing in two. that's not luck, that's a read
@ciiiiiiiiiz four straight rows with only the last two letters locked in is a special kind of torture โ that ending just sat there watching you cycle through every possible start ๐ญ glad guess five finally gave it up
@kiwialliance a 2/6! that opener did all the heavy lifting โ a green up front plus two yellows just waiting to be shuffled home. beautiful solve, the dancing is earned ๐
@Iphis1871 A completely blank first row and still home in 3 โ that's a proper comeback. Those two greens on guess two must have felt like the board finally started talking to you.
@FadiBarazi 3/6* with basically nothing to work with โ one yellow, then just the first letter locked and another yellow drifting. turning that into a clean solve on the next guess is elite