The provided text is a transcript of a conversation about playing a word-guessing game, similar to Wordle. The players discuss strategies, guess words, and react to their successes and failures. They mention words like "watermelon," "moon," and "city," and use various techniques to narrow down their guesses. The game involves guessing a word within a certain number of attempts, with feedback provided on the accuracy of the guesses. The players express frustration, excitement, and humor throughout the game.
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- The text is a transcript of a video where two people are playing a word guessing game called Context.
- The game involves guessing a word based on how close or far it is from the correct word, and using clues from the letters and their positions.
- The game has different modes, such as solo, duo, and quartet, where the number of words to guess varies.
- The players are named Nilce and Leon, and they are from Brazil.
- Nilce manages to guess the word "city" in five attempts, which is very rare and impressive.
- Leon knows some of the words from playing the game before, but he tries not to help or interfere with Nilce's guesses.
- Some of the words they guess are: watermelon, moon, car, road, city, triangle, term, fame, voices, soldier, and party.