LADY FRIENDS WITH WORDFEUD

You are only playing one person it doesn't take up anyone else's turn time. Sometimes my notification will go off but if I'm busy I don't feel compeled to play at that moment....

Firecracker wrote:

Yeah, and it doesn't take two letter words I expect it to like OJ

I always feel like I have to get a word in so I don't hold others up who want to play.

I know! OJ is actually an abbreviation though. So why doesn't their dictionary accept EW or squee? Lol

That's so weird isn't it about how it doesn't take certain words you think it would! Half the time when I play words I'd never thought of or knew before I forget them. I know I've taken quite awhile to make a move when it's been my turn but I don't worry about it. I make my move when I'm ready.

Exactly. Sometimes I just get off the game for a bit when I can't think of a word.

Hubby just used the 'word'----HM???

Goodness!

It rejects ID and HQ but takes HM???

What is that even supposed to mean?

Maybe like a huuummmm?

I had to resign. I had a C and a U and no where to play them. Besides I couldn't win anyway. Good game FC.

Thanks! It was a good game. We both had crap letters but made it pretty interesting anyway!

It took long enough because all we could do are little words and adding onto other words.

But honestly, I enjoy that more than when someone is clobbering me up by 150 and still adding huge point words! That is not fun.

Wow, Teddy, I don't think I've ever had a 'tie' game before!

That was a pretty great game we had Sky. I don't think I've had a tie game before either. That's pretty darn cool.

I think I figured out the whole points thing. I know before you made that last move to end the game I was 13 points ahead of you. You obviously used all your remaining tiles which you do get extra points for, but your word only scored an 11. So technically that means there should have been a two point difference. However, I had two remaining tiles left, both of which were only 1 point each. So they took away the two points from my score and there you have it we tied.

Makes sense, since that is the way Scrabble actually scores it too.

Really? I did not know that.

Now that explains the questions I had before about the end totals and winners!