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After much speculation and anticipation, the one-hour time barrier was finally broken by NicroVeda on March 23, 2019. Shortly thereafter, the introduction of [[version 1.3.0]] on April 25, 2019 made the use of version 1.0.0 obsolete, since although all glitches patched in version 1.2.0 remained patched, version 1.3.0 features significantly faster load times than any previous version, offsetting the time lost to the glitches being patched. The first world record obtained using version 1.3.0 was set on May 3, 2019 by goryuya. | After much speculation and anticipation, the one-hour time barrier was finally broken by NicroVeda on March 23, 2019. Shortly thereafter, the introduction of [[version 1.3.0]] on April 25, 2019 made the use of version 1.0.0 obsolete, since although all glitches patched in version 1.2.0 remained patched, version 1.3.0 features significantly faster load times than any previous version, offsetting the time lost to the glitches being patched. The first world record obtained using version 1.3.0 was set on May 3, 2019 by goryuya. | ||
After this, the time would be driven down further with two runners dominating the category, Tyron18 and Mitch, aided in part by the new discovery of [[Daylight Savings Time Abuse]]. Tyron18 would get the first time | After this, the time would be driven down further with two runners dominating the category, Tyron18 and Mitch, aided in part by the new discovery of [[Daylight Savings Time Abuse]]. Tyron18 would get the first sub-58-minute time on October 12, 2019. After this, two new big tricks were found and put to use, being [[Dino Skip Skip]] and the [[Spewartless]] Luncheon route. Mitch would get the first 57 minute time on July 27, 2020 with a 57:54. | ||
== External links == | == External links == |