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A quick reference to Krillion Daily Dive rules, recorded rarity tiers, depth calculations, and checking answers for the correct date and prompt.
The daily round
The Daily Dive rules recorded for this guide use seven prompts, one answer per prompt, and 25 seconds per prompt. Read the whole question before choosing a response. This sheet covers Daily Dive, not the separate themed packs or official Unlimited mode. |
Accepted does not mean full score
An accepted answer can earn fewer than 100 points. In the saved Daily Dive records used for this guide:
Plankton: 10 points / 100 m Too Clever: 15 points / 150 m Schooler: 30 points / 300 m Rare: 60 points / 600 m Deep Cut: 85 points / 850 m One in a Krillion: 100 points / 1,000 m
Depth = points x 10. Seven 100-point answers make 700 points, or 7,000 metres. These are recorded values, not a guarantee that future rules will stay the same. |
What a saved record tells you
A recorded score belongs to a particular date, prompt and answer. Do not carry it across to a different question or game mode. A missing record means the saved pool cannot confirm a score; it does not prove the live game will reject the answer. |
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Compare answers, not impressions
Check that both answers belong to the same dated prompt, then compare their recorded scores. An obscure-sounding word is not automatically a high-scoring answer. For example, recorded scores of 85 and 60 represent depths of 850 m and 600 m: a 250 m difference. |
A quick review routine
1. Select the correct date and read the exact prompt. 2. Look up your intended answer in that prompt's saved pool. 3. Read the displayed wording, tier and score together. 4. If a spelling suggestion appears, its score belongs to the suggested wording, not your original input. 5. If the date is unavailable or the record is missing, leave the result unconfirmed. |
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