I have a group of three friends and we're considering running any% no wings 4 player together, so I wanted to check out the world record video to see what strategies they used / left out, and how many falls they had.

It appears that the linked video is just a clip, and that in order to watch the full video I need to be subscribed to the record holder on twitch? Which costs 6 dollars.

I'm hoping I'm incorrect and there's actually a way to access the record video, but if not, it just seems like bad sportsmanship.

In the rules for the category it says online is banned, but says nothing about whether co-op is allowed or banned. If it is banned, can there be a different category for co-op?

Hello! I'm getting into spelunky speedruning and have enjoyed practicing my movement on the tutorial Speedrun! I'd love it if I could post my times on src but it seems you guys don't have it as a category ): Sorry if I'm mistaken, and I'm not claiming a wr or anything, my best time is a 25.75.

A few days ago I made a post about building a community around a new speedrunning game, The Adventures of Elena Temple, and as of yesterday its on sale on steam for 99 cents! (its usually $5) If you're interested in the game or learning how to speedrun it you can join our discord! https://discord.gg/7nasCBsSVs Also made a tutorial vid:

I recently started running a retro platformer indie title called The Adventures of Elena Temple, and I've made some good ground. I've discovered some emergent mechanics that can be abused in a speedrun, as well as a few glitches/clips. I made a tutorial video if any of you are interested in running it! . Anyway Speedrun.com rejected my game request because the game was too small, but I don't think that should stop me from building a community around a game I love, so I made a discord server for anyone interested in giving it a try: https://discord.gg/7nasCBsSVs

The problem I'm having running this game solo is that I've kind of hit a wall in terms of progression. There's still lots of movement optimization to be made, and I'm making it slowly, but I'm not all that consistent and the skips are much more promising. So, if you're really into glitch hunting you should give this game a shot! I'm sure there's tons more to discover. I have my guesses on how the mechanics work, but I'm not exactly sure, so it's hard for me to know what's possible right now. Unfortunately there's no good TAS program for windows steam games, so I can't test with that. I used this program: https://www.murgee.com/auto-keyboard/ to try and automate my superjumps (a double jump preformed the frame after your first jump, which can cause clips) for testing as I discussed in my video, and I'm hoping more superskips like the one shown there are possible. I think the reason it's not consistent even with this program is bc the game runs at 60 fps, which is a frame every 16.33 milliseconds, but the program can input every 16 or 17 milliseconds so it gets out of sync with the game. One other thing I discovered was that you can walk straight through portals, although I have no idea how. I've only ever done it once and unfortunately didn't capture it on video, but I'm sure it can save time if we figure it out.

Anyway if you're into retro platformers or know someone who share this post with them. Also if you know any youtubers who run really niche games feel free to suggest this one. Thanks!