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The Funniest Exploit in Gaming History
This month, speedrun communities keep rediscovering classic tricks. Retro tools and fresh clips spread the method widely online.
The Funniest Exploit in Gaming History is a movement bug. It lets characters clip through walls in creative ways. Studies indicate these tricks shorten runs by breaking intended pathing.
Developers patched similar gaps over time. Fans call it clipping, sequence breaking, or soft locks. Research shows these quirks keep old games lively and shared.
Master tiny mistakes to finish any game faster. Treat odd physics as features, not failures.
Could this trick break more than records?
Games sometimes soft ban tricks online. Runs using major sequence breaks may face special rules.
Do speedrunners always accept these paths?
Communities vote on rules for each title. Most categories clearly block the most extreme outcomes.
