[BloodEagle]

Oh yeah? BEAT THIS!



It's fake, obviously.

[colecampbell666]

 

[TrashMan]

Just you wait!

*open photoshop and enters 0.000000000000000000000000001 seconds*

[Herra Tohtori]

Actually, there is a cheat in Microsoft Minesweeper (Yes, I know, it makes a whole new level of sadness possible) that enables you to achieve times like zero... google for it if you don't believe. It's just a bit troublesome to use on higher levels, takes too much time.

[Jeff Vader]

Oh yeah. There's also some dimwitted and mostly pointless cheat in Solitaire. Now that's sad.

[Mars]

Sadly this is good for me


Anyhow... I'm lmfao over that trailer

[akenbosch]

3 seconds!

for real!

[Dark_4ce]

  Good stuff.

[Scuddie]

Pah.  You guys don't give Minesweeper enough credit.  Yeah, default settings are a joke, but trying to clear a 24x24 grid with 144 mines is challenging as hell.  I once spent 45 minutes scouring for clues and deliberating which cell I should click on next.  If you want a challenge, I dare you to pull that off.  In all my sweeping history, I've only been able to successfully complete those conditions six times, taking several hours, sometimes days.  Most often if I'm anywhere near finishing, I just have to wildly guess until I bust, or until I get a break.  And with 1 in 4 cells being a mine, it gets very ugly near the end.

Try getting beyond even 50% completion on a 24x24 grid with 144 mines.  I dare you.

[BloodEagle]

I used to watch paint dry (okay, it was only the one time) so, as you can imagine, Minesweeper was a huge upgrade. My record on a small game was... 4 seconds, and I forget the record I made on the large battlefield. 

[Polpolion]

My record on a large battlefield is 1 second.

[Hades]

I remember minesweeper when i was 3-4.It sucked to me at that time to.

[colecampbell666]

Pah.  You guys don't give Minesweeper enough credit.  Yeah, default settings are a joke, but trying to clear a 24x24 grid with 144 mines is challenging as hell.  I once spent 45 minutes scouring for clues and deliberating which cell I should click on next.  If you want a challenge, I dare you to pull that off.  In all my sweeping history, I've only been able to successfully complete those conditions six times, taking several hours, sometimes days.  Most often if I'm anywhere near finishing, I just have to wildly guess until I bust, or until I get a break.  And with 1 in 4 cells being a mine, it gets very ugly near the end.

Try getting beyond even 50% completion on a 24x24 grid with 144 mines.  I dare you.

Do you have a life?

[Scuddie]

Yes, a lot bigger than you would think, but sometimes I have nothing better to do.  That, and I love the challenge.  Minesweeper has always been my favorite mind game.