The arrows mean that the target is in that direction from your guess (NOT from the target country). I interpreted at as meaning the opposite, which made things tricky
What direction and how far away the country is.
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#12The arrows mean that the target is in that direction from your guess (NOT from the target country). I interpreted at as meaning the opposite, which made things tricky
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#13For those who don't read in symbols, there are instructions if you click the "?" at the upper left.
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#14I guess there should be a wordle for each subject, like Nerdle for Math, worldle for Geography. And here is a wordle for History: https://peotik.com/otd/
The next logical step would be to do a meta-wordle to guess the wordle app.
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#15UX feedback: the gray “?” icon is nearly invisible on a white background. I didn’t see it at all at first.
Fun game!
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#16Anyone have a non new york times wordle alternative.
Currently using https://wordlle.app, but I want something more authentic
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#17What do the green dots represent? They only show up for a few seconds.
I'm assuming it is some loading animation.
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#18What do the green dots represent? They only show up for a few seconds.
Simulates the Wordle feedback: the more green dots, the closer you are.
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#19Well this is just fantastic. Appropriately humbling. I'm dumb though I need more clues.
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#20The arrows mean that the target is in that direction from your guess (NOT from the target country). I interpreted at as meaning the opposite, which made things tricky
On a sphere both interpretations are correct. ;)