BombParty

In the realm of BombParty, a captivating online rendezvous awaits word enthusiasts. With a single syllable as the touchstone, players, from duets to a sweet sixteen, unite to sculpt lexical marvels against time's relentless tide. Guided by the salon's leader, the challenge is to unearth words like treasures. Each ticking moment adds a pulse to the electric air, wordsmiths racing against the symphony of seconds. Beyond linguistic triumphs, connections are kindled, celebrating the dance of vocabulary. In the digital soirée of BombParty, synapses and syllables intertwine, echoing the spirit of eloquent gatherings. Step into this realm and embrace the wordplay, for BombParty is where minds commune and lexicons flourish. made this too legendary????? why this sounds so mythical but the old one is better

## Gameplay

In BombParty, players receive a set of letters (also known as the "prompt"), indicated within a bomb in the center of the screen, and they must type a word containing those letters in succession. The letters so not have to be at the beginning of the word; most of the time prompts will come in the middle or at the end of a word. For example, if you receive the prompt "ST", you can type "**st**eep", "fa**st**", "e**st**er", "adrenoleukody**st**rophies",… "**st**ereoelectroencephalographies", etc. You cannot use a word that has already been used during a round.

The difficulty of prompts is determined by the WPP (words per prompt) of the round. Words Per Prompt refers to the amount of words in the BombParty that can solve a given prompt. For example, the Beginner difficulty, min. 500 WPP, means that there are *at least* 500 solutions for every prompt that is given. Max WPP means there are at most the given number of solutions for any given prompt; for example, max 50 WPP means there are *at most* only 50 solves for every prompt! The lower the WPP number, the harder the round will be.

The timer determines how much time you have to solve a prompt. At the start of the round, or when a player loses a life, the amount of seconds on the timer is randomized between 10 and 30 seconds. This number will keep decreasing until it goes below the minimum turn duration, after which the timer is reset to the minimum time duration after each turn. The default for this setting is 5 seconds, but can be set to any number between 1 and 10 seconds.

The bonus alphabet will appear while you're playing the game as a set of yellow tiles on the side of the screen. If you use a letter in the bonus alphabet, the corresponding tile will turn gray; if you use all of the letters in the bonus alphabet, you gain a life provided that your life count is below the maximum lives setting. The default bonus alphabet varies by language, but can be modified to require as many as 100 of each letter to gain an extra life.

If a player loses all of their lives, they are out of the round. When all but 1 of the players lose all of their lives, the remaining player wins and a new round starts.

BombParty can be played in 11 different languages:

* English
* French
* Spanish
* Brazilian Portuguese
* Italian
* German
* Nahuatl
* Breton
* Pokémon (English)
* Pokémon (French)
* Pokémon (German)

## homuli's bombparty word list

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iA78VoVej-dEbf4o7gyg0U58EObl1sw5vIyLRAgSKeY/edit

Note: This document is NOT a list of all words that work in BombParty. It is simply a collection of long, hyphenated, sub 1, and other cool words. If you find a word in the list that does not work in BombParty, let homuli know! or dont that would be funny i think

## Tips for Solving Harder Prompts

Sometimes when you find some letters that don't seem to belong together, they are usually words that start or end with prefixes or suffixes.

Some prefixes and suffix examples are:

* pre-
* re-
* dis-
* mis-
* over-
* under-
* bi-
* tri-
* poly-
* trans-
* sub-
* -ness
* -ly
* -hood
* -dom
* -ing
* -ed
* -es/s
* -woman
* -wood
* -bird
* -weed
* -fish
* -man
* -boy
* -girl
* -ium

*Dashes are used to indicate that the prefix or suffix comes before or after a word.*

### Loanwords

Some words may be directly taken from other languages, e.g. German, Korean, and French. These are known as loanwords.

Some examples of these words are:

* volkslied (from German *volkslied*, folk song)
* tendenz (from German, lit. tendency)
* guanxi (from Chinese 关系 *guanxi*, lit. connection)
* tsutsumu (from Japanese 包む/つつむ *tsutsumu*, to wrap)
* tlapitzalli (from Nahuatl, roughly translated as *flute*)
* encomienda (from Spanish *encomienda*, commission)
* tableaux (from French *tableaux*, plural of *tableau*, meaning picture)
* desoeuvre (from French *désœuvré*, meaning *with nothing to do*)

### Compound Words

Compound words are two or more words that can be combined to form a new word.

Some examples of compound words are:

* ballpoint
* elsewhere
* fireflood
* bookcase
* dollhouse
* backpack
* hitchhike
* nextdoor

## REMEMBER THE LEGACY OF THIS PAGE (please ignore)

Cite error: The opening `<ref>` tag is malformed or has a bad namebombparty is bombparty where u type words (especially fake words) to progess. if u lose a live u at risk if u 1 life u die instantly. if u're actualy good at the game people wuld harass u for such skil. (sometimes/rarel.y occur)

BIG TIPS:

* long words
* use regen (displayed)
* use GERMAN words! (weltanschauung, sprachgefuhls
* type faster
* play with proS
* be a chemist
* be a mathematican
* be a medicalan
* be a elainabot griddyer

yay now know how to be actually good at game !!?1/1//!  ! :O

PLS FIX PAGE I SUCK AT MAKE