As we have noted before, many World of Warcraft players make their own fun. Falling into that category, a somewhat obscure record has been broken. Night Elf characters have a chance to do a front flip when they jump. The chance is only about 20%, but Night Elf players have been unofficially jumping to see how many consecutive front flips they can perform in a row. Last week that record was broken by player and streamer SingActDirect whose Night Elf managed 17 front flips in a row.
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