Playing faster than light

I played a non-increment game that was interesting in that the opponent actually played his final move faster than light. The clocks before his final move show 22.5 seconds remaining on his clock but after he moved, it showed 22.6 seconds remaining. How is this possible? Did he break the space-time continuum like Superman did when he reversed the rotation of the Earth or is there a more likely solution?lichess.org/qFxkEELU/black#64

And he still lost! Must've had his cape on backwards or something.

yeah people

Maybe he used flashforce or speedforce and got hit with a cannon in the process lok

The clock you see 22.5 seconds is your clock and 22.6 seconds is server clock.
It happens when server synchronize all three clocks.

Remember there are three clocks ticking independently (actually six clocks in graphic interface)
1. Your clock in your screen
2.Opponent clock in his screen
3. Server clock

I have played faster than this. 25 moves in a 15 sec game

In my another account and this is my secret account

We should ask him if time-travel is possible??
Actually, that is a good question.

@Toptucker
#7 Well its' not secret anymore, is it ?

@BlindJagulep This is lag comp