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[Naboka]

Not to beat a dead horse, but...

I really don't see this player beating me consistently--much less wiping out exceptional players like Megaword, Mackers, Boysmom, et al.

Yet...

Hmmm...

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And once again, two things happened to distort the final score. I pulled back on the throttle because I didn't want a bunch of common words ruining my APW. And, my crappy typing left words like tassies/12, audist/10, tis/6 uncounted. Plus, I tried tussis (a cough) but it didn't take, so don't know if Wordtwist takes it or not--which would be another 10 points if it did.

Sigh.

The inexplicable nature of human behavior.

Such foolery in these autumn winds
benches left empty
had we only thought more carefully
had we only thought at all

[lalatan]

Here's an example of what makes no sense to me. When this player is on line, the number of my total records takes a serious beating. Theoretically, he's kicking my butt. And that's perfectly fine. Happens to almost all of us..

Yet, when I run across his games (this a not an atypical outcome) :

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Granted I tend to speed up playing him but the consequence of speeding up is often mistyped words due to jibbity-wibbity fingers. For example in this game I had typed in: POSSIE/8, ZOA/7, SEZ/9, SESS/6/, SISS/6, FOSS/6 that ended up not being recorded because my typing skills suck. So, if I were a better typist I would have won by at least 140 points rather than 68. (And I've beaten them by much more in other games even not trying to count mistyped/lost words.)

Do you see the discrepency?

How am I consistently beating them, yet they're destroying my games?

And not just mine. Megaword, boysmom, and others are getting crushed.

Which leaves me wondering...

JMHO the games where you better his scores possibly don't contain the blocks of letters his speed keys are programmed for. But why wouldn't he dump the game if his score is low? Hmm

[Naboka]

JMHO the games where you better his scores possibly don't contain the blocks of letters his speed keys are programmed for. But why wouldn't he dump the game if his score is low? Hmm

Oh, the why's of human behavior...

and misbehavior.

which behaviors, no matter how bad...

are usually seen as justifiable.

Sigh.

When the ill-informed, misinformed and underinformed don't really grasp what's sitting in front of them, increased understanding and better choices aren't likely outcomes.

Which makes me wonder if you've run across unfalsifiability on Wordtwist. It's in Lexic, so I'd be surprised if you hadn't. I've yet to suggest a 16/30+ you haven't discovered here.

A lot of what people believe to be true is based on the unfalsifiability of that belief. Such as that aliens are infiltrating our society--you can't really prove that it's true, but more importantly, you can't prove that it's false. You can gather many religious and political beliefs under the umbrella of unfalsifiablity.

At least--unfalsifiable to someone who wants to believe it's true no matter how much evidence suggests it isn't, or how flimsy the evidence "proving" it might be.

The unfalsifiability of Bigfoot allows the legend to persist.

I'm afraid we'll never really get a look at whatever speed keys are creating our own Bigfoot. We'll only get to see the tracks of someone wanting to convince us--while hiding in the deep shadows of unfalsifiablity.

ps: saw a video of the planets revolving around the sun as it races through space. We usually imagine our solar system as 2d or 3d concentric circles held basically in place. Hope you can find the video. It's a head trip of massive bodies frantically spirally through space at unimaginable speeds. (Well, not literally "unimaginable," but...) I suppose most people are more comfortable with the simple 2d model--easier to contemplate.

[lalatan]

Oh, the why's of human behavior...

and misbehavior.

which behaviors, no matter how bad...

are usually seen as justifiable.

Sigh.

True story. After reading much of human history through the years I've come to the conclusion that people are capable of anything, no matter how heinous.

Which makes me wonder if you've run across unfalsifiability on Wordtwist. It's in Lexic, so I'd be surprised if you hadn't. I've yet to suggest a 16/30+ you haven't discovered here.

A lot of what people believe to be true is based on the unfalsifiability of that belief. Such as that aliens are infiltrating our society--you can't really prove that it's true, but more importantly, you can't prove that it's false. You can gather many religious and political beliefs under the umbrella of unfalsifiablity.

ps: saw a video of the planets revolving around the sun as it races through space. We usually imagine our solar system as 2d or 3d concentric circles held basically in place. Hope you can find the video. It's a head trip of massive bodies frantically spirally through space at unimaginable speeds. (Well, not literally "unimaginable," but...) I suppose most people are more comfortable with the simple 2d model--easier to contemplate.

I have not found that word yet, although in April 2022 I found unfalsifiednesses in 5x5. The bulk of my long word career has been in 5x5. Until the last dictionary upgrade there weren't that many interesting words in 4x4 but now there are. So I've turned on the jets playing 4x4. With everyone, their dog, cat and llama in 5x5 playing long words for points during speed play there aren't many quality games available anymore. Also, many of the promising games only contain longest words worth <18 pts so not worth keeping for me. (That also happens in 4x4 as you likely know. The best/longest words are only worth 10-12 pts sometimes.)

Yeah, I hear more frequently now people saying "my truth" as if the way an individual thinks makes it true in reality. Have to thank social media and the internet for that. (I wonder how many people injected bleach into their veins during COVID.)

I did find some videos showing those orbits. Very interesting. I had not seen those before but it makes sense. Wow, if the earth really was flat that would be the original magic carpet ride. Years ago I read an article in Reader's Digest entitled How Fast Am I Going Standing Still? The earth is spinning on its axis at 1,037 mph. The earth is orbiting the sun at about 67,000 mph. The solar system is revolving around the center of the Milky Way at about 447,000 mph. After throwing out all my Reader's Digests I found those stats and bookmarked the link. Here it is in case you or someone else wants the details. https://www.livescience.com/how-fast...arth-move.html
Now when our wives tell us to get up and do something we husbands can state with confidence that we are already moving so fast we're surprised we can ever stand upright.

[Naboka]

True story. After reading much of human history through the years I've come to the conclusion that people are capable of anything, no matter how heinous.


I have not found that word yet, although in April 2022 I found unfalsifiednesses in 5x5. The bulk of my long word career has been in 5x5. Until the last dictionary upgrade there weren't that many interesting words in 4x4 but now there are. So I've turned on the jets playing 4x4. With everyone, their dog, cat and llama in 5x5 playing long words for points during speed play there aren't many quality games available anymore. Also, many of the promising games only contain longest words worth <18 pts so not worth keeping for me. (That also happens in 4x4 as you likely know. The best/longest words are only worth 10-12 pts sometimes.)

Yeah, I hear more frequently now people saying "my truth" as if the way an individual thinks makes it true in reality. Have to thank social media and the internet for that. (I wonder how many people injected bleach into their veins during COVID.)

I did find some videos showing those orbits. Very interesting. I had not seen those before but it makes sense. Wow, if the earth really was flat that would be the original magic carpet ride. Years ago I read an article in Reader's Digest entitled How Fast Am I Going Standing Still? The earth is spinning on its axis at 1,037 mph. The earth is orbiting the sun at about 67,000 mph. The solar system is revolving around the center of the Milky Way at about 447,000 mph. After throwing out all my Reader's Digests I found those stats and bookmarked the link. Here it is in case you or someone else wants the details. https://www.livescience.com/how-fast...arth-move.html
Now when our wives tell us to get up and do something we husbands can state with confidence that we are already moving so fast we're surprised we can ever stand upright.

Cracked me up. Don't think the wife would quite buy into the actual speed through space vs the relative Earth inertia we're experiencing sitting on the porch. She'd still want me to get off my butt and fix the leaky faucet. Although, she switched out 4 faucets herself in the last couple of weeks. She was tired of me avoiding crawling under the sinks, so she did it herself. My position was I'm no longer interested in doing those things, so let's just pay a plumber. That's a complete reverse of our former postions where I didn't want to pay someone $400 for something I could easily do. Now, she can easily do it--and doesn't want to pay the $400. Thank you, HGTV for empowering women to handle home repairs.

Certainly has been an increase in players capable of finding the longest/best word in addition to getting lots of points on 4x4. (5x5, I have no clue.) Since I'm not competing with anyone or for any awards, it's not an issue with me.

I'm a bit addicted to the game, and the addictive rush is getting the green at the end of the game. Getting green for all 4 categories is the best high of all for me. Who particulary played the game before me is irrelevant. And if someone takes that green later, not a big deal. I had my rush, let them have theirs.

Since the new challenge I set for myself is to average over 10 ppw with at least 80 words for a single game, my approach has been disrupted.

(Just erased a couple of paragraphs discussing the science and research behind those disruptions. But, as you noted, too many people seem to have lost the capacity to acurately analyze information and informational sources while having a means to assess the relative reliability of that information and its sources. Just simple stuff. The complex stuff we can just forget about.

Oh well.

As an additional example of the head-scratching anomaly of the player crushing megaword's scores yet not really seeming to have that ability, here's another game. I wasn't going to play it at all, but figured, what the heck. Mostly I just skip his games. Best guess is he's a pretty good player who's found computer assistance of some sort. He plays some games without the assistance, and then seems to have certain reasons for activating the assistance. He's probably playing under two names--going for highest average points per game precludes knocking off better players on low scoring boards and necessitates using computer assist for all games played. Must be a bit tempting to be able to hit 2,000 words on 4x4 and frustrating to have to force oneself to settle for less than 1500. But, the 2,000 would be such a glaring red flag.

Kind of a pity, because using computers to do your thinking is about as good for your brain as using a motorcycle to get in your cycling exercise. The egotistical hypertrophy of seeming to be the "best" probably offsets such mundane considerations. And, who knows what "truth" has formed in that mind?

Kind of a pity there isn't a means of monitoring the games of suspicious players for sudden burst of words input. But that's way too much to expect for a site where people are mostly entertaining themselves playing games. Games.

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I'm just not good enough to be beating the "best player in the game" by 15 words and a hundred points. My only guess is that he isn't the best when he's not using some sort of assist. Nor even that close. Probably not even good enough to get 900 points in 4x4 much less what's being recorded. Granted, 900 points is a lot. I've never gotten that many. Which, again, makes me shake my head about beating someone supposedly that good. Just not gonna happen. Not just beating him by a little, but by substantial margins. I'm just not that good. And I've beaten him by substantially more than 100 points--maybe over 200, so... Do the math.

"Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows."

ps: ran across one of your best/longest which was 11/20. Thought you might be interested in monoclonal gammopathy.

[Naboka]

Once again:

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Are you beginning to see the same pattern that many of us have been aware of for months?

No way is this a thousand-points-plus player. No way.

No way is this player crushing Megaword, Mackers, ThunderRock, boysmom and others. Not without some assistance.

Once again, the above game is only this close because my typing sucks. Typed in kex/7. ouk/7, tute/6, mett/6, metts/8 munt/6 and kues/7 but my lousey typing canceled them out. Megaword, Mackers, ThunderRock and boysmom would have easily beaten my score.

I've concluded that playing games I'm not interested in playing against this player just to prove a point is a waste of time. Either the point has been made or not. A confidence man gains our trust because we want to believe. (I sure would like to see more top echelon players frequent Wordtwist--players I can admire their skills and knowledge.) Kind of sad that we live in a world where trust is so often abused. But someone is always trying to sell us something.

I guess trophies are more valuable to some than others. Being "better" than everyone else is more valuable to some.

I definitely would not have played the above game because it didn't fit my normal criteria. I only played it to test again whether what was being sold in the neighborhood matched the implied claims.

Oh well, the wife just got back from the gym and the pizza is ready to come out of the oven. My treat.

[Naboka]

Just not buying that he's capable of averaging over 1,200 points legitimately in 4x4.

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It would have been by a larger margin except for my poor typing : enes/6, arars/8, ars/6, nep/6, nurr/6, spart/8 in addition to typing star/3 instead of starr/8. For a total of 45 additional points lost from crappy typing skills. All of those words I know 100% that I "typed." Plus rawaru which was typed but didn't show whereas rawarus/12 did. So, 55 points?

Better players could have outdone my score. It wasn't a small, complex board filled with ultrarare ultrarare words. So the excuse that he wasn't yet accustomed to Wordtwist words would be bogus. Any elite boggle player would have had no problem with it. Stolch14 found 142 words. Every word played was scrabble dictionary material--even rawarus (type of fish--which Lexic recognizes the singular form but not the plural) is in the Collins Scrabble Dictionary.

Yet, he's now winning every game he plays and averaging astronomical scores.

For now, I'll just look at those 1200 point averages, shake my head, roll my eyes and laugh. The folly of humans.

Just like we ask the kindergarteners: "can I get in your head and make you want to learn?" Nope. Nor can any of us get inside anyone else's head and make them want to do the right thing.

Jails are filled with people who believed what they were doing was justifiable.

But, it's just a game. A silly game. A game that certainly will not occupy any of my thoughts as I move to the Great Beyond.

[lalatan]

Based on your discoveries and his historical stats I think there is just cause for you or someone to petition admin to remove any of his records. Stephen has done so in the past but hasn't been responsive for a while. He could be ill or on vacation as has occurred before. It intrigues me that the top speed players didn't do it for other cheaters or this one even though their records were the ones being trashed...

[Naboka]

Based on your discoveries and his historical stats I think there is just cause for you or someone to petition admin to remove any of his records. Stephen has done so in the past but hasn't been responsive for a while. He could be ill or on vacation as has occurred before. It intrigues me that the top speed players didn't do it for other cheaters or this one even though their records were the ones being trashed...

On the plus side, he's recycling games--which is a boon for long-word players who want to capture pristine records for best/longest word. I know I've been enjoying the extra recycled games that offer brand new chances at best/longest words.

And, if he disappears in this incarnation, he'll just be back in another. He's already here as two players putting up unrealistic numbers. Kind of hard to break an addiction. When you're spending that much of your life, playing that many games and reaping the endorphins of "winning" it's probably not an easy exit.

He'd probably have to attend Wordtwist Anonymous and work through the steps. "Hi, my name is Bob. And I'm an addict. I've stolen from my mom, my kids, my church, my job and just about everyone I know to support my habit. After waking up in an alley and remembering I had just sold myself for the hit that left me sleeping in my own vomit, I realized I hadn't hit bottom. The shame was overwhelming. I realized I was capable of much worse. I realized I needed help. I know it's not going to be easy. I'm an addict. Addictions are hard to break."

Might as well stick around so we know what we've got.

[bwt1213]

Recycled games? Boon for long-word players who want to capture pristine records? I play every new board I see, and sometimes I get a word I'll keep (minimum 30 points -- and I'll dump any that are less). I don't see many such boards, though. So I counted to see just how many boards I'd have to look at to find one that says it's unplayed. My count: 355. So if there are lots of unplayed boards, I'd hate to see what it would look like if someone weren't recycling them for us. I play boards that have been played and look promising, too, or I wouldn't have the patience to be here at all.

[Naboka]

Recycled games? Boon for long-word players who want to capture pristine records? I play every new board I see, and sometimes I get a word I'll keep (minimum 30 points -- and I'll dump any that are less). I don't see many such boards, though. So I counted to see just how many boards I'd have to look at to find one that says it's unplayed. My count: 355. So if there are lots of unplayed boards, I'd hate to see what it would look like if someone weren't recycling them for us. I play boards that have been played and look promising, too, or I wouldn't have the patience to be here at all.

I seem to remember admin posting a couple of years ago (right after the new dictionary and influx of new games) that games which had reached the cut-off of 701 for 4x4 during the previous 24 hours were recycled. (games are not recycled at 700, it has to be 701 in 4x4)

That would apparently include any game played between 12:01 am to midnight EST. So a game could sit for 23 hours and 59 minutes with a score of a 1000 points before being recycled. Or it could last only 1 minute with a score of 701 if played just before midnight. That's why sometimes we see games with really high scores still in play during the day.

At that time, if memory serves me (which it often does not), around 80-150 games were being recycled daily in each game category--4x4 and 5x5. So, 160-300 games total? Even back then, there would be 80-150 "unplayed/recycled/new" games added daily. That would be a game with zero previous plays in the game stats. No high score, no most words, no best word, no longest word.

Have no idea how many games are available in total. Nor how many games are available daily. 50,000? 60,000? 80,000? Certainly more than 50,000 total, but are those games all up for grabs each day? Don't know. Seems games cycle somehow whether they've reached a cut-off number or not.

In the last 2 years there has been a dramatic uptick in player skill. The people playing back then have gotten a lot better. And there has been an influx of very talented new players. Both of which would predict an increase in daily recycled games from 80-150 to ?????

And, if you had a newer player doing 10 games a day and hitting the cut-off mark for recycling on every single one, ...

That's an additional 10 games added to the 80-150 or whatever that number is these days.

Have no idea how many recycled games Emerging, Tufts, and the like are adding each day.

Not to mention that once the best/longest word available for a game has been played, it sits until that game gets recycled. It could sit for two years and 40 plays without an opportunity for anyone else to claim it as a record. Or, it could be recycled the very next day if a player scores 701 points. The faster games are recycled, regardless of number of plays, the better for long/best word players seeking the record.

And for long word players, it's sort of like a the quip about a joke being new if you hadn't heard it before: finding the best/longest word is always like playing a new game if that word hadn't been found previously.

Oh well, as the wife constantly tells me, I talk too much and over-explain everything. Probably should take a break from posting. None of this has much interest in my daily life. What might take me 20 minutes to write only takes fractions of a second to think. Not a very productive outcome this translating a simple thought into information for others to consume--especially if I'm not getting paid or the opportunity costs from other things I should have done with that time begs a reconsideration of how I spend my time.

[jbud1980]

I seem to remember admin posting a couple of years ago (right after the new dictionary and influx of new games) that games which had reached the cut-off of 701 for 4x4 during the previous 24 hours were recycled. (games are not recycled at 700, it has to be 701 in 4x4)

That would apparently include any game played between 12:01 am to midnight EST. So a game could sit for 23 hours and 59 minutes with a score of a 1000 points before being recycled. Or it could last only 1 minute with a score of 701 if played just before midnight. That's why sometimes we see games with really high scores still in play during the day.

At that time, if memory serves me (which it often does not), around 80-150 games were being recycled daily in each game category--4x4 and 5x5. So, 160-300 games total? Even back then, there would be 80-150 "unplayed/recycled/new" games added daily. That would be a game with zero previous plays in the game stats. No high score, no most words, no best word, no longest word.

Have no idea how many games are available in total. Nor how many games are available daily. 50,000? 60,000? 80,000? Certainly more than 50,000 total, but are those games all up for grabs each day? Don't know. Seems games cycle somehow whether they've reached a cut-off number or not.

In the last 2 years there has been a dramatic uptick in player skill. The people playing back then have gotten a lot better. And there has been an influx of very talented new players. Both of which would predict an increase in daily recycled games from 80-150 to ?????

And, if you had a newer player doing 10 games a day and hitting the cut-off mark for recycling on every single one, ...

That's an additional 10 games added to the 80-150 or whatever that number is these days.

Have no idea how many recycled games Emerging, Tufts, and the like are adding each day.

Not to mention that once the best/longest word available for a game has been played, it sits until that game gets recycled. It could sit for two years and 40 plays without an opportunity for anyone else to claim it as a record. Or, it could be recycled the very next day if a player scores 701 points. The faster games are recycled, regardless of number of plays, the better for long/best word players seeking the record.

And for long word players, it's sort of like a the quip about a joke being new if you hadn't heard it before: finding the best/longest word is always like playing a new game if that word hadn't been found previously.

Oh well, as the wife constantly tells me, I talk too much and over-explain everything. Probably should take a break from posting. None of this has much interest in my daily life. What might take me 20 minutes to write only takes fractions of a second to think. Not a very productive outcome this translating a simple thought into information for others to consume--especially if I'm not getting paid or the opportunity costs from other things I should have done with that time begs a reconsideration of how I spend my time.

I agree. I'm not anywhere near the best player, but in the past, obvious outliers were swiftly dealt with and removed. Why has that stopped? Is it because bots type in the forum? Remember Nobody, Naboka and you calling it out? Did Nobody average an eye-rolling score comparable to the scores we see by It?

[Naboka]

I agree. I'm not anywhere near the best player, but in the past, obvious outliers were swiftly dealt with and removed. Why has that stopped? Is it because bots type in the forum? Remember Nobody, Naboka and you calling it out? Did Nobody average an eye-rolling score comparable to the scores we see by It?

I would imagine admin has no desire to waste time playing whack-a-mole with all the cheats on the the various games under the Puzzle Baron umbrella.

Past cheats that have been called out tended to fade away after being caught. It was more their choice than admin having to step in--except for obvious bots.

Calling out cheats has the downside of becoming a target. Personalities who feel under-respected, usually sit in a seething cauldron of wanting to get revenge. Odds are great that this player (playing under two names now) has been here before, been called out for cheating, left, stewed in that cauldron filled with "being unjustly treated" and vowed to return bigger and better than ever. Probably why he targeted my games in particular--getting even for being called out. Though he did go after Megaword, boysmom and others. Just that he was playing at least 20% of his games initially against mine. He may even have been the player nobody.

When you're running computer assists, you can be as "bigger and better" as you're willing hold back and still seem legitimate. I could use the short program my brother-in-law gave me to average 1500 points a game easily.

Plus, calling out cheaters can annoy other players. Who wants to hear all the complaining? Most players just want to sit for a while and enjoy themselves without all the drama.

Lot of good players still believe he's legitimate. It's that unfalisifiablity factor. As long as he doesn't get too outlandish, he maintains the veneer of legitimacy. Sort of like Bernie Maddoff and Lance Armstrong. A lot of experts in their fields fully believed they were legitimate. There were people shouting out warnings, but...

Now, do people exist who could put up his numbers? Probably dozens or hundreds around the world. But I wouldn't be able to beat such players by 100-200 points, which I've done against both his alter-egos. If I were brighter, I'd be doing something else.

As we both know, this game has an addictive quality. You just want to try again. And again. And again. I think his sub-ego namesake actually plays a lot of games at his ability level--which might be around Turbo's level--or not. That would account for his winning record tending towards 60% rather than 100% which the "bigger and better" namesake "achieves." But, the sub-ego probably isn't capable of beating the big guns, so up comes the computer assist when confronted with the really big fish who have played low-word-availability boards. I mean, you're sitting in a cauldron of being disrespected so you've got to "prove" you deserve respect; you've got to prove to yourself that you're better than the best.

Problem with always winning is stultification. You start a board with lots of points available, turn on your program, get you 1200 plus points, turn off the program before your score gets suspiciously high...over, and over, and over, and over. Other than seeing your name in lights and proving how "amazing" you are, it's got to be a pretty empty experience. Sort of like running races against old people with bad knees. Or playing basketball against five year olds. You know you're always going to win, but...?

But, empty or not, you're addicted, so...

Hopefully, this player will simply start playing the game unassisted. No one really has the means to absolutely prove he's using an assist. No one is there to watch his fingers on the keyboard. A good cheater learns to disguise what he's doing so he doesn't get caught. He learns from his mistakes and makes the cheating seem legitimate. A good cheat can get our confidence--oh yeah, confidence man, conman.

On a fun note, tried to play cambion/cambions but it wasn't accepted. A cambion is the offspring of an incubus or succubus. Kind of a fun word.

Also, been seeing kakistocray popping up on the internet. Haven't seen that word since college. Have no clue as to whether Wordtwist accepts it or not. Too bad we only get one extra point for one of the k's.

And, speaking of "outliers," I tried inliers today and it didn't count. It's in Lexic, so I must have fumbled the typing. It's a rare game that I don't lose several words from crappy typing skills.

ps: just played this game. A very weak board. After finishing, I figured boysmom had gotten less than 110 words and using the average PPW that would have given him a score somewhere in the 570's. Just don't see a player winning 60% of their games beating boysmom by almost a hundred points and 15 words on a weak board like this. At least, not unassisted. This is just one of dozens and dozens of examples of such games I've encountered. Games where I've destroyed his scores where I shouldn't be able to beat a player who has scored almost 1500 points, and games where they've knocked off Megaword and boysmom and others. The inconsistency far exceeds rational range of play for anyone capable of legitimately scoring over 1400 points and putting up well over 200 words. Of course, this just provides a learning experience about red flags. That kind of learning will surely heat up the cauldron and give the phoenix rise to come back bigger and better.

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[bwt1213]

There's an excellent article about curiosity and how to build it in the newest issue of Scientific American.

[Naboka]

Looks like someone is making a statement.

Wow!

I 'm convinced they're legitimate.

They managed a high score of 2,670 points on 4x4, and most words at 438! That's some amazing brain power. That's some amazing typing skill.

2,670 points!!!

438 words!!!

All in 2 minutes!

And how can we doubt such excellence?

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And with a user name like MegaCheats...

What's there to question?

Makes me want to join a cult being in the presence of such greatness.