Minecraft’s Hardest World Record…

The minecraft world record you’re watching right now is said to be impossible to break you see up until about a month and a half ago the minecraft bridging world record was said to be at a human limit of 3.9 seconds however in late april when dugout

Finally broke this record with a time of 3.85 he made a particularly strong statement i don’t know if anyone will ever be 3.8 or like if that’s even humanly possible and even though 3.8 was considered to be possible there were no players in the community capable of

Doing the strategy that would achieve it and it would require the return of one of the greatest and most advanced bridges in all of minecraft history to achieve what most considered to be the human limit of minecraft bridging ever since telebridging became the fastest bridging method players have

Been trying all kinds of different ways to make it even faster by far the biggest most obvious example of this is the speed telly which to this day is still the fastest bridging method in minecraft actually the andromeda average and after speed telly bridging became very popular eventually players started

Doing tap speeds which save a single tick for each speed telly done at this point the world record on mcplay hd short mode was at a mere 4.0 seconds with players completely lost on how to progress any further than this yet somehow less than a year later the time

Has dropped all the way down to 3.8 now this time difference of 0.2 seconds is of course very very minimal but for bridges this is a huge time gap you see minecraft is measured on a timing system called ticks where each tick is 1 20th of a second aka .05 seconds the whole

Concept of speed telebridging or more specifically tap speeds is that they utilize every single tick to be about as efficient as you can possibly get and once every tick was being utilized for jumping turning or placing blocks the only thing that determined a change in a player’s time was their momentum i’ll

Let crimson go more in depth about momentum later in the video but what you need to understand is that for the most part players focused on maintaining their momentum with tap speed teles and trying to gain momentum with them was something that wasn’t really heard of the biggest thing however that impacted

This world record to go from 3.85 to 3.8 is something called the 1.054 block a 4 block is the most advanced way to start up a tele bridge and requires the player to turn around and place four blocks in a flat line before landing on them and

Jumping into a speed telly but the thing that most advanced bridges do to check that their four blocks are correct is when they fall in the void after one they check the time it took them before they respawned and in most cases the time shown on the right side of your

Screen will be 1.1 seconds the vast majority of leaderboard bridges all do 1.14 blocks minus a very very small group of two players who are capable of doing 1.05 these two players are krimzl and zyqt but out of the two krimzle is far more well known for being able to do

This and he is of course the player that got 3.8 the biggest issue if you remember my video i made about this previously is that there was no active players in the community capable of doing the 1.05 because well crimson kind of stopped playing altogether however while it’s very common for bridges to

Take breaks it’s even more common that when they come back they’re better than they ever were before and with krimzl this was not an exception once krimzo came back he was quickly able to recreate all the skills he’d been able to do previously which of course included the 1.05 except upon his return

He also brought a completely new strategy for how to do speed tellies we know that speed teles are a great way to retain your momentum while bridging but crimson had discovered a way to increase your momentum as you went on with the bridge upon finding out this strategy

Crimson decided to turn off the keystrokes on all of his clips so that no player could figure out what he was doing for a while he claimed the reason for this was that he wanted to test other bridges to see if they could figure out what he was doing without him

Telling them anything but once some bridges started to get a little too close specifically dugo he decided it was time to reveal the strategy the strategy he was using to gain all this momentum with his tap speeds was something that players are now calling a full turn speed telly but who better to

Explain this than crimson himself okay before we jump into the interview really quick if you aren’t subscribed and you are enjoying the video this far please do consider subscribing okay back to the video i know with the new world record you have a new strategy you’ve been

Using for speed momentum could you just explain that really quickly so you pretty much just press a when you press uh w and d so then you can you can hold w longer and then you get more random and is that something you kind of just like how did you figure

That out on your own uh so i did on accident once and i saw the keystrokes i didn’t really do it for a while but then in a couple of months i just tried it and then i could do it easily so it was kind of just stumbled upon it and

Realized oh i actually have a world records chat now it’s sick so i guess now now that you know you have this new strategy do you have like a specific time that you think is like the human limit for bridging 3.75 is probably going to be possible 3.7 i don’t know

Maybe so now that you have the world record on short do you have big plans to take over normal mode as well not really i don’t really care about normal i mean i’ll probably get 7.35 or something i don’t really care just just casually i’ll probably get to do something so 3.7

Is technically possible yeah but you have to do 1.05 do a four block speed out right after that and then gain so much money when you have to competitor yeah that’s like unreal well you heard it here first 3.7 might be humanly possible at the end of my last video 3.8

Was looking like it would be the human limit and now about two months later we’re looking at a completely different time barrier regardless the current world record is still of course 3.8 and hopefully now you understand exactly how that world record was achieved and with that being said if you did enjoy the

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