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At the beginning of a Dordle round, progress is nearly invisible. Early guesses often produce scattered clues that feel disconnected. Letters may appear in one grid and disappear in the other, creating a sense of uneven advancement. Dordle asks players to trust that these small gains will accumulate.

As the puzzle develops, players begin to connect isolated clues into emerging patterns. A single confirmed letter may not seem significant, but combined with earlier eliminations, it can sharply narrow the solution space. Dordle rewards players who recognize the compounding value of minor insights.

The structure of the game reinforces this gradual approach. Because guesses are shared, there is rarely a moment when both puzzles advance dramatically at once. Instead, players alternate between strengthening one grid and stabilizing the other, maintaining forward momentum without sudden leaps.