Ah I was just about to send you a video demonstration and more info. Yeah if you click the name of the game, category or your username it'll send you to the respective page. You need to click the space beside them to click onto the run itself. It's pretty unintuitive.

Go onto your profile, click on pending actions, click on the run, click the three dots, edit run.

Keep in mind some people might have injuries or disabilities that prevent them from hitting what are honestly two fairly far-apart keys.

I saw from the YouTube comments that you already got an answer about the first point but I'd just like to say that it's fine for a moderator to verify their own run. In fact, when a mod submits a run to one of their games the run is set to be verified automatically by default.

Any chance we could get some IL leaderboards? LocoRoco 2: Remastered has them and I'd personally like to get some runs on my profile. Absolutely loved the original on the PSP and I just started playing the remaster.

I'm going to imagine no. It is technically emulation but you're not emulating the Switch so just putting Switch as the platform should be correct.

Oh okay keeping it consistent across categories makes sense I'll just need to try and not listen to my ADHD telling me that waiting around is torture lmao

Is there any reason why the timing ends after the ending cutscene instead of as soon as you trigger one? People could more efficiently grind out any% runs if time ended as soon as you triggered an ending cutscene. Wouldn't need to wait as long to see if you beat your PB and you could dive into the next run sooner.

I got ahead of myself, wanting to spice things up. Damn. Hopefully someone can create some kind of randomiser mod so we have a category that can stay fresh and evergreen then.

Oh well. At least Gem% would give someone the option of getting the diamond on Trilemma if they wanted to for some reason haha.

I suppose the only thing that needs feedback then is 300% ending with the escape. The rules could be changed so you can get the escape mid-run but it is kind of fitting to end the run with the ending cutscene.

Just wanted to draw attention to the rulesets I decided on for the new Full Game categories and get some feedback. These involve playing the Base Game + TOC + TLT.

I thought I'd allow more freedom in the "Any%" category by letting players choose to go the diamond or ruby path instead of the crystal path when possible to clear levels (I'm considering changing our other Crystal% categories to be similar if people want me to). For the "100%" category I decided that we'd end the category with the Trilemma escape.

I feel like these rulesets, combined with the ones we already had, give potential runners plenty of variety. There should hopefully be a category for everyone.

I'd appreciate any feedback and hope to see people make their mark on the leaderboards soon.

Happy running!

Someone in the discord might be able to point you in the direction of an .apk download for the older version

So I've labelled the variable Maximum Game Speed. This means that both 100 and 180 runs can dip down to 25% speed if useful glitches are found and that 180 runs can use 100 speed when needed. Now we essentially have future-proofed categories with laxer parameters kind of like Doit's allow/disallow. Until we find 25% glitches, max 100 will effectively function as the 'disallow' category and if we do find some juicy tricks then we simply need to make a glitchless category to take over this niche.

I'm going to get the two pending runs verified today but I'm feeling optimistic about the future of these leaderboards. Didn't think we'd have three runners so soon.

Edit: The top of the 180 leaderboards will still end up being like strict 180 speed only runs in my opinion, but now people can work their way up the board while learning by using 180 maybe only in certain sections. I think it'll be hard for the average person to burn those keybinds into their muscle memory but there's much more flexibility while learning this game now. We have 4399doit to thank for polishing off these leaderboards.

That's certainly an option, but I think changing speeds back and forth in the middle of a level would be finicky and the end result would be very talented runners leaving it on for 99.9% of the run anyway. Unless we can find some glitches using the slowdown which would be an absolute game changer.

Things can always be altered as needed anyway. This is a work in progress until we have a large enough community that we land on the perfect set of rules organically. The game has a lot of custom level makers so I imagine die-hard Recursed fans should be easy enough to find.

Variable set, and I now better understand more of the mod tools so that's pretty pog. Had to click (Set default variable for all runs without...) despite having manually adjusted the variable on the two runs to get them to show up again.

Wish the chosen value displayed beside each run in the leaderboard but maybe once we have some 180 runs it'll start showing. I'll look into this further anyway.

Edit: okay so it does display, just wasn't showing on my mobile even with the desktop version of the site. Happy days. Just FYI I have made it so the variable doesn't obsolete itself, so a runner's fastest 100 and fastest 180 runs should both show for a bit more flavour.

Edit: Okay I'm definitely going to turn it into a sub-category. Maybe when we have more runners so I don't feel like I'm bloating the boards needlessly. Side note, I'm still struggling through the main game so I'm hoping someone takes a crack at the bigger categories soon so they don't sit unloved for too long.

Hello! Welcome to Recursed!

I've been debating how best to add the speed-changes. The ideal would be a separate subcategory as you say, but I'm wondering if a displayed variable for gamespeed (showing either 100% or 180%) for each leaderboard would be best while growing a community here.

I'll try to come to a solution and tinker with the boards during my breaks today. At least verifying your run won't take long!

In any case I can imagine a future where 100% game speed is how people learn the game before taking off their weighted clothing to go 180% speed. Though I'd imagine weaker rigs (like the laptop I'm stuck on) would struggle with OBS and a game running at higher speeds so some people might be confined to normal game speed.

25% Tutorial could be a meme category. Like the Long Runs they have in some games (Like How to Rob a Gas Station).

Twitch bio mentions a masculine first name and I can't find any mention of pronouns so probably safe to assume using he/him is fine

Awesome run! Great to have some company on the leaderboards, especially someone who can route like a champ. I look forward to seeing how far one of my favourite indie games can be pushed as this little community grows.

Has it been approved by one of the moderators yet? Iirc it won't show up on recent runs til it gets the OK and appears on the leaderboard.

I think a Full Game Category where you do the full sequence to unlock the secret ending and then get the ending would be fun.

I'd like to know too. I can record Switch gameplay now and Splatoon is high on my list of speedgames to learn.