Level 120
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hi @Maieyou have identified one approach for level 120 ... crowns crowns crownsdrop 2 chunks in 19 moves ... 8 crowns can be used to drop both chunksthe crown approach ... make 8(minimum) crowns to hit the tiles below the chunks ... some crowns can become unplayabletry to avoid making 3-letter wordsbe patient ... this level may take a few triesthere are notes and screenshots here ... open in a new tab or a new windownote ... this site expires in April
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hi @Maie
when you get a board with only a few vowels it is time to make decisions:
1) you can quit and start over
2) try to make 4-letter words that contain only one vowel
you have very very bad luck if you cannot make at least 10 4-letter words in 19 moves
try to make 4-letter words that contain a crown
when you can play 8 crowns you can win
maybe Gregg's 10 rules will help:
Gregg’s 10 rules for owning AlphaBetty:- Don’t waste your time playing a board that doesn’t give you a strong opening move.
- If you haven’t made significant progress in 3 or 4 moves, quit the game.
- Immediately quit any game in which a move stealer activates.
- Remember: Whoever said “Winners never quit, quitters never win,” never played AlphaBetty.
- Prioritize your targets (vines, stones, letters, bubbles, etc.). Each type of game has higher and lower priority targets.
- Create-move-deploy line blasters to support those priorities.
- Learn from your losses. If there’s a common thread, (i.e., not getting rid of stones you have to clear, not making the long words in a word list, etc.) consider your options and make changes.
- If you struggle with a level, play the mouse that gives you extra moves.
- If you struggle with a level and the mouse you’re playing gives only 1 extra move, consider upgrading it to 2 extra moves (go back and get 3 stars in all the levels that mouse covers).
- To maximize your score in a game in which you have unneeded moves, consider the total point value of used versus unused moves.
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