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World of Warcraft Player Breaks World Record for Consecutive Night Elf Flips
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For the last seventeen years, a silent contest has waged across World of Warcraft’s Night Elf population: Who can score the longest chain of consecutive front flips? Until recently, the record was 16, but World of Warcraft streamer SingActDirect just beat the old record with 17 jumps in a row–a fitting gift of probability for WoW’s 17th anniversary.
In World of Warcraft, Night Elves, Blood Elves, and Worgen have about a 20% chance to perform a special jumping animation each time players jump.
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