Updated as of 3/20/21

Now that there's a rule about how many keys you're allowed to set to the same function, there's now a much heavier consideration that must be put onto equipment.

Mashing Spacebar For the longest time, I had a big problem mashing spacebar quickly. I still don't consider myself particularly fast with mashing spacebar, but I think I'm fast enough now. Through explorations, I've found a few things that helped me. For starters, mechanical keyboards might help, but that's only because the springs on my keyboard are still pretty strong. I think the ideal keyboard would probably be one of the chiclet keyboards like the ones on chromebooks, as those are pretty low profile and spring back very quickly. Another consideration is to not press the spacebar too hard. I found out that when I did this, my next tap would be too early, and would press the spacebar when the button was still depressed, meaning that I would lose an input. For me, this would be the difference between ~6-7 presses per second and ~10-11 presses per second. It's also significantly more sustainable over long periods of time, such as for the horse race.

Clicking fast I have somewhat of a background in competitive minecraft so I'm no stranger to fast clicking methods. I have a glorious model O, but for some reason my mouse stopped drag clicking recently, so I had to switch to butterfly clicking. Butterfly clicking (two fingers on one button) is definitely more accessible to every single mouse as opposed to drag clicking which is mouse dependent. Decent butterfly clickers can get around 15CPS, and as long as your mouse is still registering all your clicks, mouse shouldn't matter here.

Useless discoveries -You can exit and reload to quickly get to whatever entrance you entered the area in. That being said, this isn't actually any faster than walking for any part of the game -there'll probably be more as i find them