Good concept. What's the incentive to not guess on the first clue. The clue is not cryptic on the one I tried so there is luck involved in hitting the target? I'm wondering if I played every day I would always guess the first then immediately have 3 clues which would narrow it down sufficiently to get it right? Or I never guess the first one and wait for the second to always have two clues?
Well, it really comes down to how confident you feel about the first clue. Some folks really like to optimize the amount of points they're getting and what their average is...so if they really don't know it and guess wrong then the max they can get that day is 3 points. Versus a 4 which could help their overall average. If you're only looking at it from the perspective of a streak and guessing something, then it really doesn't make a difference.
Good concept. What's the incentive to not guess on the first clue. The clue is not cryptic on the one I tried so there is luck involved in hitting the target? I'm wondering if I played every day I would always guess the first then immediately have 3 clues which would narrow it down sufficiently to get it right? Or I never guess the first one and wait for the second to always have two clues?
Well, it really comes down to how confident you feel about the first clue. Some folks really like to optimize the amount of points they're getting and what their average is...so if they really don't know it and guess wrong then the max they can get that day is 3 points. Versus a 4 which could help their overall average. If you're only looking at it from the perspective of a streak and guessing something, then it really doesn't make a difference.
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