Games Word game change only one letter

[IncrediblePal]

We found the solution to collatz's sequence
and we need a new word now

 

[boddibo]

I suggest:

share

 

[IncrediblePal]

Stare
UA ruined a 8K words long streak

 

[U. A.]

oh you could've just used drafters lol anyway

snare

 

[boddibo]

spare

 

[nocatwaslost]

spore

 

[U. A.]

store

 

[IncrediblePal]

tore

 

[U. A.]

tare

 

[IncrediblePal]

hare

 

[U. A.]

harp

 

[IncrediblePal]

sharp - first

 

[U. A.]

shark

funny, i'm not checking anymore but when you remind me, they tend to either also be (e.g this was too), or not used since 2019. i wonder if this game died for a long time or something.

 

[IncrediblePal]

funny, i'm not checking anymore but when you remind me, they tend to either also be (e.g this was too), or not used since 2019. i wonder if this game died for a long time or something.

Yeah it seems the game was popular for a while and then lost active players.

spark

 

[U. A.]

snark

aha—thirty pages ago page 244 concluded with a post in 2019, with the next post and page being very close to five years later

 

[IncrediblePal]

looking at some old plays, they were NOT following the rules

snarl

 

[U. A.]

omg i was only looking at the dates on that page wtf did they turn this into?! anagrams while mandatorily changing one letter what a shitstorm. even on page 200 that was not happening ahahah (though after there you can see the behaviour being subtly introduced every so often)

incidentally it looks lile @EternalShore was the one to totally informally and inconspicuously (re)introduce adding letters, which was being done pre-2019 destruction of all sense of order.

snail

 

[IncrediblePal]

lmao. That was a dark period for this thread. The wild west of Word Games.

nail

 

[U. A.]

mail

 

[IncrediblePal]

maul

 

[U. A.]

Gaul

 

[IncrediblePal]

haul

 

[U. A.]

hall

 

[IncrediblePal]

shall

 

[U. A.]

small

 

[IncrediblePal]

smell

 

[U. A.]

smelt

 

[IncrediblePal]

melt

 

[U. A.]

something about that felt familiar...

melter