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When the Game’s Too Smart

I enjoy the Scrabble game I bought for my PocketPC. Thing is, if I play against the computer, there’s not a lot of flexibility in how difficult an opponent I get.


If I choose the easy skill level, the computer puts down 2-letter words and I beat the tar out of it, no challenge at all. However, if I tell the computer medium skill, it puts down 7-letter words — things like “viceroy” and other words I’ve read or heard, but would never spring to mind. I’ve always had a pretty good vocabulary! Or so I thought. Blah.

On an upnote, I did beat the computer on medium skill last night - woo! I didn’t even have the “suggest move” feature on. I was thrilled. ;)
On another upnote, I found a new blog today. Meet Kate. She left a comment on the Google? Godgle? entry and I shuffled on over to check out her digs. Judging from the Scrabble link she had on her blog, I think she must be pretty cool.

Pholph’s Scrabble Generator

My Scrabble? Score is: 20.
What is your score? Get it here.

I’m off to read more there. Come along!

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5 Responses to “When the Game’s Too Smart”


  1. Well, I actually found my Blog! Thank goodness my Zanymuse name is odd enough to show up on a Google search! http://new.blogger.com/blog.pyra?blogID=5454808 So here is the link

    Not much there to read yet but I am thinking of using it instead of my journal. Might make for boring reading but it is a nice and easy way to keep it going.


  2. I love Scrabble and miss playing via e-mail. That used to be my favorite way to play!


  3. Hey, Brenda! Actually, you linked me to your login there. Your public URL is http://zanymuse.blogspot.com/ — Heading over there now!
    Joanie - A friend just recently told me about playing by e-mail. I need to write back to her and get a game going. E-mail me and we’ll play if you want. :)


  4. Testing. Right now it says there’s been 3 comments on this entry, even though there have really been 4. I received e-mail notification of Brenda’s last comment, but it does not show up here.


  5. Duh, Brend’s last comment was an e-mail directly to me, not posted here. That solves that.

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