This isn't me saying I'm jealous, I say congrats... I would just like to see some more covering... I am well set up in speed runs, but things get looked over for YEARS until they are discovered... Trackmania for many years had the ability to cover up key inputs, until it was finally looked into... shifted the whole board... mario speed runners have to showcase their entire consoles, and prove it. Other speed runners have to end the video with all windows being showcased to show no mods/hacks... Was just curious if there was anything we could suggest... but being told "we know what we are looking for".... "even when we can't see them" doesn't give me high hope in this group... Regardless, love the game, but I wish you all luck.

So, this question isn't to come across as rude to anyone... But i was wondering.. With all these mods and such out there, why is verifying not more strict?? I have always wanted to post, but entire communities seem too close knit. People who "verify" also play with everyone else they are verifying for... For those unknowingly, you are able to have a buddy join you in game, and can manipulate where the ghost is, how it interacts, and even if it hunts... you can make it choose what type, and EVERYTHING... this isn't just for the host, the one recording, he could be completely clean in the situation. As long as you have a buddy controlling the ghost, it "looks" clean... would if be too much to request ALL parties record, and even show their task managers, or something more solid... Certain apps can be controlled via a phone, but still needs the app running in task manager.... Again, not trying to come across rude, but these runs seems too repetitive, and it's their buddies who verify... The runners seems to only buy multiple flashlight and lighters... like they don't even own anything else... but are levels 1500+.... With the mods, you can get ghost photos even when the ghost isn't present... I would like to see a more solid way of verifying runs, so any other input or suggestions would be wonderfully welcomed... thank you for your time.