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Re: Show HN: Built a daily game where you sort historical events chronologically

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This, as well as the NYT game, is heavily inspired by https://www.timdle.com ?

i was HEAVILY inspired by wordle, wanted to create a daily game with similar mechanics. This concept came to my mind, but yeah, after it came to my mind i checked if something like that already exists and bumped into thing you just posted. UX seemed kinda complicated to my, my idea was to make it as simple as possible, drag & drop, so people can play it while commuting daily (tram, metro, bus), and will take like 2 minutes of their time.

Re: Show HN: Built a daily game where you sort historical events chronologically

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Noodling kind of question, Share results / copy to Clipboard both seem to put the same string in the local clipboard: Hisorty #9 1/3 https://hisorty.app ( the six green squares don't render on HN ) ... which is still a string that can be readily edited. It's more resources your end to save game results for a specific play and generate a unique checksummed hash key for a third party URL lookup, sure, so I guess the qu…

very good question. My take is that once the result becomes this easy to manipulate, like simply editing the result string, it kinda defeats the purpose of doing so :D . If anyone can do it then it kinda loses meaning and there’s not much point to doing so in the first place

Re: Show HN: Built a daily game where you sort historical events chronologically

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I love those :D took me some time to come up with the custom prompt to make those images have that specific art style, but yeah, I understand that not everyone like s AI art

Not everyone likes daily games. I hate them. That shouldn't stop you from making a daily game. Ignore the haters.

well said

Re: Show HN: Built a daily game where you sort historical events chronologically

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A fun variation would be to create the cards from social media posts or articles, stripped of dates. It's astonishing how little context the geoguessers need, I expect the same for chronoguessers.

not a bad idea at all, would be fun :D
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