This seems unintended, I would ask a moderator for the leaderboard to make sure HDD is not set as a default variable.

Which is why I prefer runs hosted on YouTube.
Worst comes to worst, the retimer can screenrecord the entire run into a new video and retime that.

@GarshGarsh I can only guess that the site recognizes that 74 seconds is 1 minute and 14 seconds, so it's changing the seconds value but not the minutes value, which would be unintended. Are you typing 74 into the seconds box, or 1 into the minutes box and 14 into the seconds box?

I'd also recommend halfcoordinated, who for similar reasons speedruns with only one hand. Look into controller rebindings for single-hand play.

Score points have also lost relevancy in a lot of modern games and genres. Playing games quickly (and improving your skills to be able to move quickly) is not only more natural than an arbitrary points system, but timeless.

You'll want to request the game if you want your run to be on the site. Make sure to read the rules.

Even so, that game (and its developer, jmtb02) are some of the most popular on Flash, and the developer's works are more polished than many other webgames. It's not directly comparable to the game on this thread.

Regardless, @PASRCPASRC is correct: the rules do not apply retroactively.

Might as well add that the restriction refers to the length of an average playthrough, not a speedrun. SMB does not take 5 minutes to complete for someone new to it.

Links at the end of blockquotes do not lead to the correct address.

Make sure you already have the appropriate category selected when you click "Submit run".

It seems all your runs which have been verified already are in their correct categories.

Welcome! OBS is your friend, there should be plenty of tutorials for it on YouTube.

The site you linked states that mGBA is used as the main means of emulation. mGBA should be fairly accurate, but this is once again a thing decided by leaderboards on an individual basis. There are definitely more accurate ways of emulating GB and GBC games.

@jojoretrogamerjojoretrogamer I would say that romhacks found on Ebay would be considered fangames if they are available on the internet for free (or in very rare circumstances, paid). It's more that fangames treat the source material with care, which is something bootlegs do not do. But a random person taking a romhack, putting it on a cartridge, and selling it wouldn't make it a bootleg.

Also, most fangame creators know that trying to make money off of fangames is a great way to get a copyright strike, so they don't do it.

あなたが言ったことはすべて合法です。
[Everything you say is legal.]

Also note that Scratch Cat Racing is a Scratch game, meaning it will likely not meet notability standards.

Looks like Tanny746 might have changed their name to sheemer, if that previous link doesn't work.

For most games, no. Always check for individual games by reading the Game Rules, asking questions in their forum or Discord, or just looking at videos already on those leaderboards.

I would advise lowering your recording settings (framerate, resolution, bitrate) to see if that helps—thhis would use less of your computer's resources. This does not look like an issue specific to your computer.

Les speedruns VR sont hébergés sur ce site. Dans la barre du haut, allez dans «Jeux» (Games) -> «Tous les jeux» (All games), puis au chargement de la page, sélectionnez des plateformes VR spécifiques (Oculus, Index, Vive, etc.).

À l'avenir, veuillez créer de nouveaux messages sur le forum pour vos questions, sans utiliser d'anciens. Bienvenue sur speedrun.com!

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Is it just me or does anyone else see that in Pear's comment, @Ranboo is not shown as banned despite @Nihachu being shown accurately? I wonder if it's based on who was banned at the time of the comment.