@[username] doesn't work. It switches back to /user/[username] which directs to a 404 page now. Using the old channel url still works, but a lot of new users might not have that or don't know where to find it.

Yes you can. You could also reach out and DM the mods if you haven't already. They might just respond, but if they're that inactive it's probably best if you submit a ticket requesting to become a moderator.

It's fine if it's actually relevant to the thread tbh. It's a dead forum anyways so it doesn't make much difference.

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You'd better help your case by presenting the two games in question, instead of just saying they're "very similar".

Now we're talking.

Disappointed in my fellow Ohioan

Just request the game.

This site really does suck shit. Hopefully they don't remove runs over that at least. (No, I didn't read it).

Wait can you be banned from this site for offsite behavior?

I'm not from here.

Probably when they become games and not visual novels.

speedrun as an export

Just reach out to both mods and ask them to clarify the rules and to add milliseconds for the runs. The rules for that category are incredibly lax and poorly written even for a mobile game. If that doesn't work you can use the support hub I think for further action (I've never used it personally so idk) or reach out to site staff on discord.

Generally speaking it makes sense to time things when you gain control of your character, and lose control of the character. So starting time at level select doesn't make sense either (though I don't know anything about this game).

At a glance it looks like the transition to the next level is maybe slightly slower the the mod's run, but it could be a difference of frame rate. Either way if a timing change is implemented, all runs would have to be re-timed anyways. So if you beat their run, but the new timing ruling allowed their run to tie with yours, then there is some kind of hardware difference or loading difference not being taken into account. Which is more of a reason to not end time on a level transition, so you're correct.

Also I'm surprised that a run that short with times that close that milliseconds aren't used.

[quote]Can they even do this?[/quote] Clearly they can if they did lol. Whether or not it's right is another thing. Which leaderboard is it? Rule changes can occur in response to new runs if the changes make sense and it's not just being done to protect records.

I stand by what I said 5 years ago.

It's rewind time

Why can't you request a game if you're 15?