Hey, sorry I've been slow about verifying runs. College has been getting into full swing so this game has been the last thing on my mind. If you notice I'm not doing something I should, feel free to message me on Twitter or find me on the Power Rangers speedrunning Discord. It's not my Discord but you can find me on there and DM me: https://discord.gg/VAu6SmC
Sorry again! Everything should be verified now. When I have a lot more spare time I'll go through and update ILs from all the new runs.
Actually, I added my Discord to my profile here. I didn't realize that was a thing I could do. Feel free to use that instead, but there is a dedicated channel to this game on that Discord for more public communication if you prefer it over these forums.
No worries about the verification speed. You responded quickly when I pinged you, which I really appreciate. You definitely don't need to apologize for life getting busy, it is certainly a thing that happens.
I didn't realize you were setting the IL stats from the runs. That is wild. Please don't feel any pressure to update those - it would be cool to see but college should be a much bigger priority.
If you need help with another moderator to verify runs, I'm on here a lot more than I should be, so feel free to hit me up for that. These runs are mercifully short (which is part of why I run them, ha).
Running ILs alone in this game is kind of weird since there's no level select or anything. So basically I just time them off of each fight in the runs that get submitted. Technically I prefer it that way too, since a level being submitted alone has no way to verify the difficulty, and it could be hard to tell between Normal and really incredible luck on Hard. If it's submitted as part of a run, submissions are supposed to verify the difficulty being run at the start so it eliminates any ambiguity.
Makes sense. It's also a really nice way to track the best times for each fight, which is always fun to see. Gives you a good idea of the truly best possible scenario for an overall run.
