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Originally Posted by Nicholasp27
N-1 so cap tho not sure why not sun - 4 last turn then
It’s about this. It’s the assumption that you knew the list better than I did. Rather than acknowledging that I had clued the words I had intended to clue for, an endgame convention we use superseded my clue and made cap an auto-bold.
I’m arguing that is not an optimal play.
But I’m not interested in getting into an n-1 debate. I don’t need to be convinced if it’s merit. I’d just like to know how to keep my team from guessing an extra word when no makeups are needed. Changing the order of clues is convenient on paper, but there have been plenty of times where the discussion goes “yeah, these two are locks, but let’s list another word or two just because we should have a list.” How tf is a spymaster supposed to plan for those often peripheral, sometimes completely random list words?