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The '''Long First Second Glitch''', commonly abbreviated as ''LFS'', is a very famous [[glitch]] in | {{MSonly}} | ||
The '''Long First Second Glitch''', commonly abbreviated as ''LFS'', is a very famous [[glitch]] in [[Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge]] that is caused by a rollover in the timer software after 6,553.6 continuous seconds of play. | |||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
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The rules on LFS scores are absolute - even if the extra [3] did not add another second or, if it did, the score one second underneath is reported instead, the scores are invalid. | The rules on LFS scores are absolute - even if the extra [3] did not add another second or, if it did, the score one second underneath is reported instead, the scores are invalid. | ||
When playing very long sessions, such as [[bold time]] seeking on [[Monster Lab]] or [[Blobnet]], the use of Fullsec (in addition to saving a ''lot'' of time and hassle) will prevent the vastly unlikely but tremendously devastating possibility of the long second occurring on the ''exact same'' playing as the luck of the Irish. | When playing very long sessions, such as [[bold time]] seeking on [[Monster Lab]] or [[Blobnet]], the use of [[Fullsec]] (in addition to saving a ''lot'' of time and hassle) will prevent the vastly unlikely but tremendously devastating possibility of the long second occurring on the ''exact same'' playing as the luck of the Irish. | ||
The glitch does not occur in [[Tile World]], therefore scores obtained this way cannot be rendered invalid due to LFS. | |||
== Etymology == | == Etymology == | ||
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== Live-action footage == | == Live-action footage == | ||
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[[Category:Glitches]] | [[Category:Glitches]] | ||