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Purple is some nonsense moon logic istg I swear no one is thinking of that lmao
Todays can be excused due to the other being relatively easy.
I, too, made the same error.
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🟩🟩🟩🟩I didn’t figure out purple, it was just the leftovers. But I did really like it when I saw it.
Another 5/5 reasonableness and accessibility.
Do you find everything first and then submit it?
Yeah, I use Connections Copilot to arrange things how I think it might be, and once I’m satisfied I enter it into the Connections to verify the solution.
Ahhh, okay. Nifty :)
Yeah I find it absolutely indispensable.
You solve the puzzle and then click share and it copies to clipboard.
Yes, the comment they made just suggests they solved purple last, but the answer they pasted shows they did it first. I was just curious if solving it first was the reason why
They said they use something called connections copilot to do the puzzle first before submitting :)
Good to see I am not alone with purple today.
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The homophones are kinda far fetched. I can kinda see beech and yew but fir and pear?.. Get out of here. Lucky that the others were so easy today.
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I don’t see what was far fetched about it. In my accent they’re all perfect homophones, and I can’t imagine an English accent where fur and fir or pear and pair are not.
I mean yeah I guess it might just be my brain not being wired in English. I assume you are from Australia or New Zealand so I can see how it makes sense to you.
I believe myself to be quite proficient in English yet it is still my second language and me being Slavic really does mot bode that well for thinking in English.
I usually don’t think of the words in English bit translate them in my head so I look for stuff that would make sense. So pronounciation is usually the last thing I think of.
Ah right. I had thought perhaps it was some strong British or Irish accent or something like that which works in a way I wasn’t expecting. Unfortunately yeah, I don’t think the puzzlers can account for pronunciations in foreign languages; the puzzle is presented in English, after all. I do get frustrated when the puzzle requires speaking with a specific American accent, and an Australian, British, or even some accents from other parts of America might not work, and that’s the kind of thing that I created my recent “reasonableness” scale to represent: how reasonable is it for the puzzlers to expect a well-educated English speaker to be able to figure out the puzzle without hyper-specific US knowledge.
Yeah I know that acvounting for some stuff just is not feasible. I am mainly frustrated that sometimes even after seeing the solution the category still does not work.
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I only got purple because it was the last ones left
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