My then wife and I did that when I was in the military . Every Thanksgiving we pulled in all the stragglers and had a grand old time . <| sep |> How do you even prove something like this ? Repeatedly shooting at the crossbar ? It seems to me that you can only prove that it ' s not true , but absence of proof isn ' t proof of the contrary e . g . I don ' t believe in a god , but I can ' t prove there isn ' t any either . This is true , but the last time I tested , shooting at the inner post much easier and more consistently reproducible than the crossbar on a server , reliably produces very different results to shooting the the inner post in free play . While I agree this isn ' t 100 % proof , it is in my mind at least , evidence beyond reasonable doubt , without any other more likely explanation at hand . That ' s not to say there isn ' t one , I just that can ' t find it which doesn ' t mean all that much . So you have one I ' d love to hear it . but as a programmer myself I can ' t imagine copying and pasting a function ~~ name ? ~~ is that hardI thought exactly the same thing , and have no idea why this is the case other than to have faith that it was a considered decision . I ' ve no doubt there is a very good reason they changed it server side to fix some bug but didn ' t change it client side . I just have no clue what it might be XD 64 bit floating point numbers and are calculated clientside with 32 bit onesPossible , but imo unlikely , the differences are massive in scope , not just minor variationsrounding issues .