At this point, we need to figure something out before changing the rules again. The fact that isn't the first time the SoR2 boards have gone through this change. Last year, the boards went from the times being a split format to combining them and now we're back to this split.

If we want to bring back the combined format, we should establish some rules so that this kind of matter doesn't happen again if there's a majority for bring back the way things were. Rushing back wouldn't solve this and we could see this same problem again in the future.

There's one way to know when you've lost control of the Zord without any input post Ivan. Pay attention the line on the Player 2 side "CREDIT ##". This line disappears when you've lost control. Obviously this wouldn't work for Co-op, but hope this helps answer your problem TurnipWaa. 🙂

Just wondering if you could organize the turbo categories within the other existing tabs so there isn't like 10 leaderboard tabs to click on. There are various other leaderboard that have done this (examples below) and it looks nice imo.

https://www.speedrun.com/ssbm#Classic
https://www.speedrun.com/Final_Fight_2
https://www.speedrun.com/sor2

Understandable on that the speedrun community for this game isn't exactly established yet, but if anything, to at least have some basic rules properly up so that others who look here can attempt runs if interested. 🙂

Since there's a number of videos for both speeds for FnR, maybe adding an option for both Turbo and Normal. As much as I prefer running the game in Normal speed, I can understand why others prefer running the game on Turbo due to how much faster the game can be completed.(Example:Using Normal Difficulty, My PB for Ricardo/Normal Speed is 32:46, whereas my PB for Ricardo/Turbo is 24:52.) As for difficulty, I'm fine for only Normal til maybe more runners show interest for the other settings.

I was looking at the rules before posting up my runs and I notice that the rules allow for "any speed" to be used. The rules also doesn't specify on difficulty at all, which I think should matter when comparing runs.

I use Kega Fusion for my runs