Hello everyone,

I just wanted to ask what everyone thinks, I played a game called pandaland yesterday/today. It was a full release game. It's just on the short side, being 7 minutes to play. I found a warp, and a death glitch that shorten that time even further. My intention was to highlight a cute little indie game I found,

My run was rejected for the reason of "Not accepting short flash based games at this time.

I was hoping to show the game off, a glitchess/non-exploit run would still be 5 minutes. Should I explain my case to someone? Should one be more careful about the games chosen? What's too short if glitches and warps are involved? What do you all think?

Here is the run in question:

I'm not mad at the decision, I just want to hear opinions and suggestions. Feel like I wasted some time trying to find every glitch/exploit I could in the game.

What is speedruns.com connection to speed demos archive and other sites? Is there a split in the community? Is it shunned upon to post both places? Are there other sites I was not aware of? 〈(゜。゜)

I know that the history was that speed demos started as a quake speedrun site. In addition, it seems to still be active have a separate community but with the same games and sometimes (like for example Ikari warriors) the speedrun times are not updated on both sites.

I am not trying to spark a debate, just really curious about what the status/relationship between the two sites and other sites are currently, and what people could tell me. I tried to google this but it was difficult so I was hoping some experts on here could shed some insight. ＼(;ﾟ∇ﾟ)/

Thank you!

I think this is actually important, and I didn't find anything on the FAQs or online that quite answered it so I was hoping to have the speed run communities input.

My main question is what does one do to insure that they have good recordings of their run?

I recently started using Twitch, because in order to submit records they need to be recorded that way. Makes perfect sense to me.

The problem I ran into was, that one of the games I was attempting and achieved WR for, the recording in Twitch was not good. At parts it seems to drop frames of the recording. My guess is that my connection was bad, I have since then always make sure to close anything that uses bandwidth. My connection is actually pretty great aside from what seems to be that one game.

However, I have a worry that the issue, a spike or drop in connection could cause such an error again or if ever the internet should go out... ⊙﹏⊙Should I record with OBS recording? Is there another record program that uses little resources?

Here is the run I am talking about for more context:

If I was asked to verify someones run that had jumps in it like the run I played live on twitch. Then I most likely would decline it, so I think it is reasonable to decline my own run. Am I being to hard on myself? What programs or extra actions should be taken to ensure a run is recorded? Any and all ideas, advice, and suggestions welcome. <(_ _)>

Thank you for taking the time to read this, I look forward to your responses. Let's discuss.

Hello Everyone!

Recently my friends overseas pushed me to stream and share some of the games I play. Actually it is a little overwhelming because many people have so many good videos. I had seen AGDQ previously but I didn't realize it was this popular.

Please follow and come watch my speedruns at https://www.twitch.tv/dragonballarcade

I play to many games to list but what games does everyone play here?

Where should I be posting my videos? please feel free to give advice. ۹⌤_⌤۹

I look forward to sharing and being in this community. Thank you!