Word Sum Prediction Game

I've been working on making this game for several years. I've finally made a good game that plays word sum predictions the way I would like to play them.

The predictions are the game. You take a word, flash the corresponding numbers briefly allowing the brain to intake the data and let the brain scramble to estimate a proper prediction of the total word sum.

Start making predictions.

Here is a massive wall of text that introduces the game and the game modes playable:

Everything [ ] is for focus recognition and focus emphasis for you the reader.

The brain has the ability to take various [visual and mental focuses] and compile it into a [prediction] of outcome. Finding a word's numerical value can help you make [mathematical predictions] based upon your ability to count, add and associate letters by number. By looking at the word, you can guestimate what's the word value. This is a form of [prediction]. The letters are associated with the number in your mind and are pinged based upon strength of memory association, imagination of number with corresponding letter, and the ability to take a bunch of numbers and instantaneously come up with a sum value which serves as a form of [prediction] within the mind. You can practice your mind's ability to [associate and predict] by associating the alphabet with numerical values starting 1-26.

Assigning number values 1-26 to the alphabet "A1 B2 C3 D4 E5 F6 G7 H8 I9 J10 K11 L12 M13 N14 O15 P16 Q17 R18 S19 T20 U21 V22 W23 X24 Y25 Z26," will serve as a reference in calculating and help you predict word values. This will allow you to practice your memory association ability and the ability to strengthen association with while your brain takes in the letters and converts them to numbers, the brain takes the set group of numbers and both unknowingly and knowingly make a mathematical prediction of the total sum value of the word.

[Prediction Windows] are giving the observer a guessing range to help direct the brain in an accurate direction for predicting word number values. "Use Prediction Window" is on and set at 31 by default. Playing this mode makes it so your brain focuses on making a final estimate prediction of the word sum on the [Prediction Grid] from using your eyes to quickly glance over the numbers and tally up what you can while you see it, then your brain taking that focus of visual memory, once you focus on visual memory it goes into your short term memory and then gets used in working memory in your prefrontal cortex. To quickly come up with a final word sum estimate. The "Use Prediction Window" automatically chooses your Above prediction (lowest number you guess the estimate is) and Below prediction (highest number you guess the estimate is). Without the option on, you have to manually enter in the [Above Prediction], then [Below Prediction], then [Final Prediction]. I suggest you play with "Use Prediction Window" and just focus on adding the numbers by glance and making a final prediction of word sum estimate first.

"Colored Number Ranges" when on, changes the color of the numbers being flashed to what colored number range they belong to. In this case, that is red:1-9, green:10-18, blue:19-26, you can take the averages of adding these numbers ranges up and dividing by total of numbers that were added together, gives you a point average per colored number range letter. Take the average of each number range. Red = 5, Green = 14, blue = 22.5. and the strategy to predict final word sum with colored number ranges is to count the amount of reds, greens and blues individual numbers flashed and multiply the total of r,g,b counted by point average calculated, then add them up for a good guestimate. Practicing this method is a different art and form of making mental calculations than without "Colored Number Ranges" on. It's better to not use "Colored Number Ranges" and find a Default Flash Color you like to see and works well with your prefrontal cortex working memory and short term memory. I suggest the color "Blue."

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