Are the times posted accurate?
hafizlover
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Please describe the problem in as much detail as possible:
I don;t know how you do your scoring, but the participant named IheartICE is often at the top of the scores, with impossible times such as 19 seconds. This is impossible.
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So I thought, but there are videos posted of players using a touch screen and super moves to achieve these amazing times. Sure ain't me!
Just played and got #2 place and this is what was below: 6 Ceil1 02/23/2026 10:07am 1 1 4s
And another below that....ONE move in s couple of seconds!! NO WAY POSSIBLE!!
So there's a question. Are there games that can be won using super moves in a very small number of taps? Like even one?
In yesterday's Klondike (3-turn) game #3065626714, the Top 10 did 16 moves in 7 seconds or less; #1 did 16 moves in 3 seconds! Was this done using power moves?
No, I don't think the times posted are accurate. I've found 2 games where the time was zero seconds - one of them had 103 moves. I sent a screenshot of that to bug reports. I've also used the timer on my laptop. I hit the timer first, then start the game and stop the timer after I finish the game. The time on the game always comes out greater than the timer and it should be the other way around. I don't know why but I think the times are worthless.
I think the impossible times come from practicing as anonymous, then log in and play having memorized the moves. I ignore the super fast times and political names, just happy to get in the top 10 and no adds. The timer does not need to be accurate just precise for everyone.