Prithium #13672324
Description
Tier 1 is the average beginner player, most common tier. If you die more than 50% of the time before the red skull bomb, you belong here. Tier 2 is the average good player. In public lobbies, the average winning player will usually be this. Tier 3 is quite uncommon. If you have the ability to think of the result of the prompt in less than 5 seconds every time, you belong here. Tier 4 is rare. You memorize all of the words you need in Word Bomb by heart, and can easily catalog through your brain to find the answer to a prompt without any trouble very quickly. Tier 5 is unforgiving. Memorizing every single word you will ever need, including variations, and can catalog through them unconsciously and can type a word speedy. Tier 6 is borderline impossible to find. You have every single word you will ever need in life AND in Word Bomb. You can find them instantly and type them immediately. I have found nobody, not even me who belongs in this tier. I am The Final Stretch (approx tier 4.5)
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Membership history
Growth
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 31 Aug 2026, 06:40 | 9 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by Cookie Cutter (@CookieCutterPerson) as measured.
Members we’ve seen
Cookie Cutter (@CookieCutterPerson) — The Final Stretch (rank 255) terminated
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Rank structure
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