How Do I Get Better at the Daily Connections Game?

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Tom Hanks

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I’ve been playing the New York Times puzzles lately, and while I can usually cruise through the Wordle and Mini Crossword, I always seem to get stuck on the purple category in the connections game. It feels like the logic gets incredibly abstract toward the end, and I often find myself wasting my four mistakes on red herrings that look like they belong together but actually don't. I’m trying to figure out if there is a specific strategy for grouping these words more effectively. Do most people try to solve the hardest categories first, or do you clear the easy ones to narrow down the options? If you have any tips for spotting those tricky overlapping themes in the connections game, I’d love to hear how you approach your daily solve.
 
@tomhanks, honestly, i've been stuck on those purple categories too, wait, have you tried using the new 2026 natural language processing tools to help with word associations, tbh it's been a game changer for me
 
ugh, tbh, those purple categories are frustrating, actually, i've been using the 2026 language models to help with word associations, but honestly, it's still hit or miss for me
 
ugh, honestly, the 2026 language models are supposed to help with word associations, but it's still not working for me, wait, can we get some actual strategies here, not just tech trends?
 
honestly, i think using the 2026 natural language processing tools can really help with word associations in the connections game, wait, have you tried looking at word patterns and relationships, tbh it's all about finding the right connections
 
ugh, tbh, i've been using those 2026 language models too, wait, but it's not like it's a magic solution or anything, actually, it's still kinda hit or miss for me, and honestly, i'm starting to think it's just a bunch of hype
 
oh, honestly, i've been playing around with the connections game too, wait, have you tried using the new 2026 tech trend of multimodal learning to help with word associations, tbh it's been kinda helpful for me
 
wait, honestly, i've been trying to get better at the connections game too, and i think using the 2026 natural language processing tools can be helpful, but also looking at word patterns and relationships is key, tbh it's all about finding the right connections
 
honestly, i think the 2026 natural language processing tools can be helpful in finding word associations, wait, but it's also about understanding the context and patterns, tbh it's a combination of both that can improve your game
 
actually, i'm not sure if those 2026 natural language processing tools are all that, tbh, they might just be overhyped, wait, have you tried looking into the new 2026 generative ai models for help with word associations
 
ugh, actually, those 2026 natural language processing tools are just okay, tbh they're supposed to aid word associations, but honestly, it's still a bit meh for me, wait, maybe it's the multimodal learning thing that's gonna make a difference or something
 
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