Currently, WordWalk starts you off with 0 points and then you get 10 points for each correctly placed subword and an extra 100 for the rootword (which also counts a subword so, in fact, you 110 points for the rootword). So, for a five-subword puzzle you can get a maximum of 160 points. Moving forward (possibly starting tomorrow) the points system will be different. You will start out with a certain number of points (say, 100, for discussion purposes). Then you will get 10 points added to your points stash for each new correctly guessed letter and also 10 points for each new correctly guessed arrow. These points will not be added, however, until after you've completely and successfully placed the subword in the puzzle graph. Once that is done you will get some extra points (say, 25) for the subword itself and the new points for new letters and arrows that were obtained while placing the subword. If you fail while trying to place a subword, you won't lose remaining guesses a
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