Wilson Greatbatch was working on a device to record irregular heartbeats when he accidentally inserted a resistor of the wrong size. He noticed that the circuit pulsed, stopped, and pulsed again--just like a human heart. He worked with it for about two years and eventually made the first implantable pacemaker. It's funny how sometimes missclicks can turn into brilliant discoveries. Maybe you accidentally min raised or limped in a spot you normally never would. How did different types of players respond? Is it easily exploitable? One would be surprised how the slightest adjustments can make a world of difference.