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@trinsec Think of it like this, with my tactic after the second guess I know of all the vowels which are present (including y), I know the exact position of at least one vowel, and I have determined if 3 or 4 of the most common consonants exist and perhaps the exact position of one of them.

Thats pretty wide coverage, especially considering words have 2 to 3 vowels in them. Thats usually enough to setup a win in the next answer or two.

@trinsec The point is the "Shape" of the result isnt important so much as if it leads you to win.

My tactic isnt just to discover the most common letters early as well as their position, but its just as useful when a letter doesnt land. So even if it seems like a lot of letters miss early on by the 4th or so try there is are very few viable letter combinations left. Thats why you will sometimes see me matching on just one or two letters and then solve it right away.

@trinsec I disagree, if you only have one letter in the wrong spot in the first word you should 1) use one space to narrow dwn the correct position of the letter, 2) use the other spaces to find new letters.

I've hit the correct answer on my second try a few times with only slight hints off te first try

@trinsec Repeat letters in the second word? Do you mean the letters that match or the ones that eliminate? You **Want** to repeat letters, if they are the letters that match.

The second word i will use all the clues from the first, and add in an o and sometimes y. I never use a word that doesnt have a chance of being the correct word.

@trinsec That sounds like a horrible strategy to me to be honest. Words usually have 2 - 3 vowels. So covering all the vowels from the get go will target the most letters without you need to cover them in the second attempt. Not to mention the fact that you can have the same vowel twice, so it is really important to eliminate all or most of the vowels early on.

Keep in mind this strategy has allowed me to win every single time, usually by the 3rd or 4th try.

@trinsec consonant are important, but they occur with much less frequency. First word establishes vowels, second word establishes consonants and position of vowels.

Took me a minute, but i got it ;)

⬛⬛⬛⬛🟨
⬛⬛🟩🟨⬛
🟨🟩🟩⬛⬛
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

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@Amikke
Well not really, sort of. Eu does have less crime overall in many countries, but this isnlargely unrelated to guns. When we look at the numbers every time, historically, an EU country banned guns or made more restrictive laws than crime and homicides would almost always spike very high in the years that follow. The only difference is slowly over time they stab you more rather than shoot you, but dead is dead when you arent allowed to defend yourself.
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@bonifartius
Agreed, it should be ok to shoot someone robbing from tou or trying ro assault you
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@Amikke
Id be ok with that too so long as they are allowed to keep the guns in their home and use it for selfdefense.
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@Pat
Yes guns should be a last resort, for sure. But its good to have that option as a last resort.

Me: Citizens with guns help to act as a check against government tyranny.

Them: the government has more and bigger guns than you and can kill you easily. Therefore you should let the government have your guns and take them away from citizens.

Me: Do you even hear yourself.

Went with italian food for tonight. Good view and the italian is surprisingly good for egypt, they even have homemade gnocchi.

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