 | Bailey Cowell After a tough game in a generally easy variant (I only got 17%) I can now officiallt confirm the stage winner was GEORGE ARMSTRONG with a score of 92%, which was weighted to 46%. Impressive. |
Tourney round: Marathon of March: The Easy Stage - Nice 15
Notes from the organizer: Round 4 is the next 'easy' game - a 'supposed' Nice 15. You will have 7 days to play this - either from the start date posted, or the day the fixtures are added if it's approved late. Please try to play these games in one sitting.
However, this 'Nice' 15 isn't as nice as you may think. I did warn you it would get harder, and it's done just that. You will be playing this game against REX, and he finds the maxes in every round and has impressive conundrum times - so you need to get maxes to score here.
Scoring will be a percentage of the maximum score, except it's weighted so only HALF of your percentage will count towards your total percentage points.
Only common letters are permitted here to allow for potentially longer words, numbers can all be solved in exactly 4 steps and conundrums are Levels 1-4.
The spreadsheet tracking scores is attached HERE: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MOwpx29MZjoXrPrOk3F_lc8OueznkebbTt9o0q_ciqE/edit?usp=sharing. It also contains some rules/guidelines.
If you see your scores are wrong in the spreadsheet, just put a comment on your game.
Of course, any questions - just ask!
Good luck (you'll probably need it).
Ran from: 4 – 10 March 2023. Format: Nice 15. Matches: One-off. Approved.
Fixtures: 23. Completed: 23.
Results and fixtures
Key. Green: winner. Red: loser. Grey: tie. (Stripes: provisional, match in progress.)
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