Yes, let's do it :)

Completely agree with GustvandeWal here by the way. It would be nice to see others attempting speedruns of this game in order for a conversation to start taking place on what the best methods are. However, in order to do so, there needs to be fun and interesting goals. Some people enjoy much shorter runs that they can reset quickly if it goes badly. So far, you need a little over an hour to even attempt a single island run and three hours to beat the entire game. If we want this to be a bit more accessible for others and get acquainted with running this game, we are going to need shorter and fun challenges that can actually draw these people in. Therefore, the category of destroying any portal is a good one, as well as simply leaving island 1 as fast as possible.

As of right now there seem to be only a handful of people actually interested in running this game. We would like to see more people engaged with it, especially since Gust and I regard it as a very fun game to speedrun. Maybe we could speak to one another through discord and discuss these matters? If there is a lack of time or attention that you can or want to invest in this platform of speedrunning Kingdom Two Crowns, then maybe it would be nice if one of us could become a moderator as well? In order to help with implementing some of these proposed changes I mean.

Maybe we could ask the community through the Raw Fury discord channel and reddit what categories they would like to see? This could help us with both getting more interesting ideas/categories as well as exposure of speedrunning this game. Just food for thought. Yours truly, soufletboi ;)

Currently the rules for a full playthrough are to reach island five and destory the portal, but I'd suggest that the rule needs to be to get the end-game credits. This can happen on any island you would destroy last, thereby, providing more flexibility in developing speedrun strategies. If I read the rules now, I wouldn't even need to destroy island 1-4 at all to achieve the speedrun for the complete run essentially.