ggdr wrote:I played a WUGM in deepest Wales on Saturday where £1, £2, £3 and £4 were at circa 520, 570, 660 and 775 points respectively. This was by far the kindest pay structure I had ever seen - anyone seen better than this?
The Constitution in Camden had an even kinder structure when I was there last week but had such an unreliable screen that even 500 was a good score - nearly every selection of a letter seemed to register twice, so your first touch was instantly cancelled by the second touch. This was on an old-style Gamesnet.
Came across a 'Word Soup' in Fareham. Identical to standard WU (with the WUGM dictionary as far as I could tell) but with a slightly revamped appearance. Only explanation I could think of was it was a quiet week in the Big Fizz offices. Or is it a tie-in with National Soup Week ?
i've yet to see he souped up version (ahem)
there are very few gamesnets in my 'hood and the beer in pubs which do have them tends to be inadequate. but i will have to have a recce.
jonesey wrote:Came across a 'Word Soup' in Fareham. Identical to standard WU (with the WUGM dictionary as far as I could tell) but with a slightly revamped appearance. Only explanation I could think of was it was a quiet week in the Big Fizz offices. Or is it a tie-in with National Soup Week ?
Yeah I only played this for the first time last night- not great but still better than the other games. I'm sure this must have been remarked on already, but half the people who post on this forum are on the Hi Score list automatically- saw the Cardinal, Bob and loads of other names which amused me. This forum is nationwide man!
Managed a 2094 on old version Word Up at the Old Bell in Fleet St yesterday. MISQUOTED was (pathetically) the longest word, but PUZZLED and PUZZLES certainly helped.
Yep, I don't remember it being there before, so I assume it's a new development. The other newish games remain – am having decent success on Pairz too.
