Bombparty Defuser
A tool to help you pick better words in Bombparty
A tool to help you pick better words in Bombparty
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I would like to acknowledge the original creators of the code - Philip Roberts, and the visuals - Grant Miller, for their contributions to this BombParty extension. This educational tool is an expanded version of Philip's BombParty Defuser that includes 15 words to guess, 10 of which are shorter for easier gameplay, and 5 more challenging words to help you improve your BombParty skills.
To use this extension, first, install it on your Chrome browser. Then, join a BombParty game on jklm.fun. Once in the game, click on the extension icon to open the menu. Finally, click the toggle button to activate the tool and start improving your gameplay.
Please remember that this extension is only for educational purposes and should not be used to gain an unfair advantage over other players.
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Excuse me more cheating apparatus???? No thanks, here's a one star.
The added words helps a lot for learning different words that go with the prompts. It would be nicer if it went 5 smaller words, then 5 medium-length words, then 5 longest words.