You could be eyes for suspicion, but as long as it's legit you have nothing to worry about.

Back when I used to play/watch Stickpage games when I was a kid, I absolutely loved that one where you had a mission to snipe certain people. There were sometimes a special rule involved in who you killed, like shooting a branch that fell on the target to make it look like an accident.

Thought it'd be a great way to figure out the various opinions speedrunners have about certain mechanics in the Speedrunning community. :> I also must say I am surprised more games haven't included a detailed timer for commonly spedrun games. Especially ones that are short and the milliseconds are so crucial.

I got a bunch of questions about mechanics developers have for Speedrunning their games that you can answer in whatever order you like. I'm really just genuinely curious what everyone's thoughts about Speedrunning mechanics are. I feel like it could be a lot of fun to chat and discuss with each other about our favorite features that allow us to Speedrun games faster.

What mechanic did you encounter in a game that you've found useful/fun for Speedrunning? Whether it was fun or annoying, intentional feature or not.

Is there a Speedrunning mechanic would you like to see more games have?

Do you personally find mechanics centered around RNG based Speedruns fun or frustrating to play?

What do you think about developers "hiding" certain mechanics to finish the game faster for the sake of Speedrunners?

And lastly, what mechanic have you used for Speedruns you wish didn't exist for the sake of your own fun/sanity?

Be sure to read the rules of any Speedrun you're planning to compete in. Otherwise you'll risk having your run disqualified, and nobody wants that!