Boggle
I got 172 points in a Weboggle game today. That might be my personal best. The second best score was 110, and there were several very strong players. Hooray for me.
posted by Richard Mason @ Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
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1 Comments:
No, look again. The program not only lists "words you missed last round," it also lists "words everybody missed last round." The number of words is not given though, you'd have to eyeball the length of the list.
In addition, the program tells you the total score of everyone's words, and also a perfect score (i.e., score of all possible words). So you can easily compute the fraction by points.
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