Hey, @Risenth take a look at this: https://www.thegamer.com/like-a-dragon-pirate-yakuza-in-hawaii-lad-mini-games-location-complete-list/

In the new Yakuza game, now we have both Daytona USA 2 versions (BotE and PE).

Daytona USA and Sega Rally 1995 both are very short runs.

Just up ahead is the village. We'll stay and watch the car. Don't want to get any parking tickets. Good luck.

What is a bump? A miserable little pile of messages. But enough talk! HAVE AT YOU!

I touch grass, but with gloves on. Other than that, it's music all day.

I'm new to the community, so my first run it's still pending. My first verified run is this one.

https://www.speedrun.com/sega_rally_championship_1995/runs/yoqoopjz

https://www.speedrun.com/users/sunawear

https://www.speedrun.com/users/chepstowwales

My capture card cost me 5 dollars. It's the most generic 1080p USB capture card, but the catch is that it has very low latency—enough that I can even play some games by looking at the preview screen. My Nvidia GPU does the encoding, though.

@ViperUK Yeah I know about the 3 weeks thing. I just don't know if it's normal for a user to stay offline for that long in the forums. For example: you visit the forum everyday. Anyway, I'll keep waiting. Thanks for the heads up.

Last time mirdo was seen online was almost two weeks ago. Is that normal? The other moderator was last seen two years ago, so he’s definitely not coming back. I just don't know if people visit the forums often, like you do, for example, ViperUK.

I’ve submitted 3 runs of the game and am patiently waiting for verification. I just don't know how things work around here with games that aren’t so popular.

Thank you so much!

Like this one:

He makes a mistake and reset the run, and show it in the video of the submited run. I didn't mean editing each segment (each split for example) into a single video. I talking about cutting the entire run (including the last reset before the successfull run), like Trim the video starting at the last reset before the actual run and ending at the end of the run. Sorry for the confusion.

I think I didn't express myself in the best way. Sorry.

What I meant is that I start recording, start the timer, and begin the run. If I make any mistakes and need to reset the run, I restart the game and reset the timer. That reset must be included in the final video before submitting. In other words, if I reset the run, the moment where I reset the run must be shown in the video. I usually see people doing that in the runs right at the beginning of the submitted videos of the leaderboard.

Like this one:

Is that correct? Again, sorry for the misunderstanding. And thanks again. You're really helping me a lot.

Understood. So, I’ll need to record continuously until I complete the run, and when I cut the raw footage, it should include the level restart before the actual run starts.

Please correct me if I’m wrong. I’m new to this, and thank you so much for your help, ViperUK.

Great! Thanks for the answer.

Do I need to livestream? Or can I record it offline with OBS and upload the video? I never livestreamed anything. It seems easy on paper, but because I have never done it, I don't know if it's really necessary to be able to submit the run. Also internet may fail mid stream and I wouldn't like to lose all my work.

But it if it's a requirement, I can try and see if it works on my end.

edit: Oh nvm. I just read the rules and it's only necessary the video proof, it can even be done by filming with a celphone camera. I asked it about it because this game requires MANY retries to the point where you start having nightmares with the director saying CUT TOO SLOW.

I would like to know if running this game on a backwards-compatible PS3 is considered a legitimate run for this game. Is that OK? I have the NTSC version and would like to try the All Story Missions. I haven't seen anyone running it on a PS3 on the leaderboards. Can I stream it on youtube as proof?