The Microsoft Edge Surf Game indeed has some hidden features and elements, including the jet ski. While the game does not provide an in-game refresh time option to directly select or unlock these hidden features for all users, it's possible to modify the game's JavaScript code to access them.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can achieve this:
1. **Access the Surf Game**:
- Open Microsoft Edge.
- Type `edge://surf` in the address bar and press Enter.
2. **Open Developer Tools**:
- Press `F12` to open the Developer Tools.
- Go to the `Sources` tab to view the game's source code.
3. **Locate the Game Code**:
- In the `Sources` tab, find and open the script file where the game code resides. This file is typically under a directory structure like `edge://surf/js/` or similar.
4. **Modify the Game Code**:
- Look for the code related to player skins or assets. You may need to search for keywords like `player`, `skin`, or `assets`.
- Identify the part of the code that sets the player’s skin or vehicle.
Here's a hypothetical example of what the code modification might look like:
```javascript
// Find the line where the player skin is set
// It might look something like this
var playerSkin = "default";
// Change it to use the jet ski skin
playerSkin = "jet-ski";
```
5. **Save and Apply the Changes**:
- After making the necessary changes, save the modified script.
- Refresh the game page (`edge://surf`) to see if the changes take effect.
### Example Modification
Since I can't access the actual source code directly, here's a conceptual example based on a typical setup:
```javascript
// Assume this part of the code sets the player's skin/vehicle
var availableSkins = {
default: "images/player-default.png",
jetSki: "images/player-jetski.png",
// other skins...
};
// Original code setting default skin
var playerSkin = availableSkins.default;
// Modify it to use the jet ski
playerSkin = availableSkins.jetSki;
```
### Notes
- **Backup**: Always make a backup of the original code before making any modifications.
- **Experimentation**: It might take some trial and error to find the exact spot and the correct variable names to modify.
- **Revert Changes**: If something goes wrong, you can revert to the original code.
### Limitations
- **Updates**: Any updates to the browser or the game might overwrite your changes.
- **Legality and Terms of Service**: Modifying game code may violate terms of service, so proceed with caution and at your own risk.
If you’re not comfortable with coding, you might want to seek help from someone who has experience with JavaScript or check online forums where enthusiasts share their modifications and experiences.
