United Statesi dont think they'll all be taken off. for isle maybe, but gt, not sure. the act 7 curtain skip only saved like 3 seconds
the rule only applies to pcvr runs
they ended support for quest 1. theres this reddit post that shows some different ways you can still kind of play, but yeah they ended official support for quest 1 so nothing guaranteed
yeah, im pretty sure they just increased the padding on the player hitbox or something like that. kind of disappointing as it means that there's no new code that could possibly be exploited really, they most likely just increased a slider
wow, christmas, only a week away, i cannot believe this information
@Firee Apparently someone in this run had the same name as you lol. The Firee in this run had their display name set to that ingame, and didn't actually have a SRC account, so when submitting, they put in the player's display name and didn't notice there was an actual SRC account tied to that name.
yeah you're right it was an announcement in the discord server
This post is to give further explanation/clarification on some of the rules if you might be confused
"No players may leave or join at ANY point during the run for ANY reason"
This one should be pretty straight forward. The reason this is in place is because if this wasn't a rule, then a player could leave and rejoin instead of having to go all the way to pad if its faster. Rec Room's servers and peoples' connection are pretty inconsistent, so we want to make it fair to people who have worse internet. Also, someone could leave after the first act and still get credit for the run even if they didn't contribute whatsoever.
"Joking around during a run and trying to make a run longer than it needs to be is not allowed. A speedrun should be an attempt to go as fast as you can"
This is if you are sitting around or talking, and drastically making the run longer than it needs to be. If maybe it wasn't entirely intended to be a speedrun but you mainly stay on task, then it's fine. It would be pretty useless to have a run that isn't a speedrun on the speedrun leaderboards.
"You are not allowed to abuse the size of your playspace to move faster in a run, though you ARE allowed to glitchwalk (leaning and in-game turning). Usually if you take a step or two here and there it's fine but if you're constantly walking and you rely on it or are performing a trick that can only be done on large playspaces, thats when it crosses the line."
This rule is put in place to make sure that people with huge playspaces don't have an unfair advantage. Not everyone can have access to a huge area to play VR in.
"Do not use system recalibration during runs. Examples: OVR Advanced Settings, PSVR recalibration, Quest recalibration, and others of the sort to get through walls or move faster is prohibited."
The reason this rule is in place is because recalibration varies from platform to platform. Some platforms can recalibrate instantly, while others have to wait a few seconds. Also this can kind of encourage playspace abuse, because if you recalibrate further away from your center, then you can get further.
"Your height cannot be lower than 4'0(121cm) or higher than 6'3(190cm). You ARE allowed to alter your height, as long as you stay within that range, and don't change height mid run."
Before this, the rule was that you couldn't alter your height at all. This was a big issue because first, it could be really hard to tell if someone was height abusing or if they were just tall, which would lead to lots of annoying back and forth cases between mods and runners. And second, because players who were just naturally born taller had an advantage, because they got to take advantage of being tall and it wasn't against the rules, and the shorter players had to deal with being at a disadvantage from being shorter. The two main advantages of being tall come from being able to avoid enemies because you're taller than them, and you also teleport considerably further.
This is from an experiment from a while ago, where I did 10 teleports at different heights, and compared how far i went. Every square is about 1 meter: 
you aren't allowed to use dev tools you get from the bonelab hub
