Feature Requests

I also totally agree with the idea of creating a Spanish version of Lexulous. This would not only broaden the game's audience but also greatly increase its educational value, especially for Spanish learners. I hope the developers will consider this suggestion.

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@lolamoth Your initial assumption is incorrect. I rewrote it: The rule is that the value of the remaining tiles at the end is subtracted from their Move Score and added to the Move Score of the player who emptied their rack on the last play regardless of who wins. And part of the strategy at the end can involve what tiles you'll be left with if the other plays out first.

@trisha-hegland They look the same to me. Are you using the app? What device?

@john-s for recommendation of words you may please see: https://forum.lexulous.com/topic/30/recommend-addition-removal-of-words

@betterlate1-0 And I had the opposite experience, which is why I'd like it as an option (as it was then).

@global-former_user The previous default for think Literati was that a player would lose if they delayed more than three minutes to make a move.

@mapmakere had it happen 3 times today..no thwack

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@wilson_emma It can be deleted tho, any game can be if one of the 2 opps hasn't played!

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@elizabeth-stockton As with many proper nouns Jew and Yid are proper nouns but jew and yid have different definitions both derogatory.

@hahahaha perhaps you mean you cannot move with a great word. Add new words to your vocab and try to keep a balanced rack

@highplains1 English is what you put on a cueball and french is a verb. It would be an abomination to give such a prestigious civilization a common verb name