One mechanic typeracer does utilize is match-making so a 90-something-WPM typist wouldn’t annihilate any newcomer. While the aforementioned mechanices are known to be addictive as well, they differ from typeracer’s in one major subjective property: the hate-yourself-for-playing-it cycle is much longer. I wish typeracer used more mechanics similar to ones often found in RPGs such as: EXP, quests and events.
I’m not 100% sure why it mattered, maybe because that’s basically the only quantifable metrics you have.Ĭonstantly displaying it throughout the website doesn’t help: Results above my average were not symmetrical to the ones below it meant I had to race more in order to fix any miniscule change. I became irritated when I failed beating my average WPM. My once fun pastime quickly turned into a stress- inducing activity. I came to the realization that my most challenging opponent was myself - I had to beat my own average score every race so I won’t lower it. Judging by the relatively copious number of races I’ve partaken in - I probably liked it:Ī big factor in typeracer is your average WPM 1. For the uninitiated, is a website that allows you to test your typing speeds against other people using segments of text from different sources.
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