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el_brio · 09-24-2010, 01:32 PM

I have owned several Scrabble branded handheld games in the past. I have found that the three difficultly levels usually ended up being:

Easy - 1st grader or person with a traumatic brain injury could beat it
Normal - A bit harder but still waaay to easy
Hard - Super Genius level that 7 leter outs 50% of the time

This has happened to me on several Scrabble versions on different handheld devices. Can someone comment on this?

It would be great if there were 5 levels of difficulty. Or random online pairing/ranking. I'd buy this in a second if I could get some assurance that the difficultly levels were well balanced. The previous versions I owned were either (a) I mop the floor on normal or (b) the computer drops a 6 or 7 letter word nearly every play making it next to impossible to beat and not very fun to try.

09-24-2010, 01:32 PM	#4
el_brio Enthusiast Posts: 40 Karma: 30 Join Date: Sep 2010 Device: Commodore 64	I have owned several Scrabble branded handheld games in the past. I have found that the three difficultly levels usually ended up being: Easy - 1st grader or person with a traumatic brain injury could beat it Normal - A bit harder but still waaay to easy Hard - Super Genius level that 7 leter outs 50% of the time This has happened to me on several Scrabble versions on different handheld devices. Can someone comment on this? It would be great if there were 5 levels of difficulty. Or random online pairing/ranking. I'd buy this in a second if I could get some assurance that the difficultly levels were well balanced. The previous versions I owned were either (a) I mop the floor on normal or (b) the computer drops a 6 or 7 letter word nearly every play making it next to impossible to beat and not very fun to try. Last edited by el_brio; 09-24-2010 at 01:35 PM.