Interesting. Now that you mention it, I think I remember something about Lifning back years ago seeing if Wiggling over the Terminal gorge was possible.

Yeah I have Discord, haven't used it for years now but I'll join once I get a moment.

I was tinkering around with Glitchless as I plan on doing attempts soon. I know Wiggling and OoB are obviously out, and I'm assuming Falling Pit glitch and those weird doors in the Caves. But what about moving over pits akin to pit skip?

Typically it's not really useful in Glitchless, but there's one example I was thinking where it could be used.

Personally, while I have no issues with it, I will probably be avoiding it (rather have less runs die to trying to get cute anyway). But I was wondering what people's thoughts were on it. It's kinda gray in that you're just technically walking in between a tight space between the pits, but I could see where a casual viewer may have issues even if the potential benefits are small.

That makes sense.

I did notice one thing on the leaderboard right now, Weseykone's run is listed as a 4:56.91 when I believe it was actually a 4:55.91 (I might have caused confusion when I said his run was a high decibel, I meant a high 55 not a high 56). Unless you re-timed and got something different?

I wanted to know how timing worked for this game from a moderation standpoint. i.e. if we time only to the full second, round up, round down etc.

You see, I've been trying to bring the Any% time down as far as I can. Weseykone's current record is listed as a 4:56 which I believe would be right. Their timer was ended at a high decibel (.91 to be exact) so I'd imagine rounding up makes sense.

But today I achieved this run which was a 4:55.49

Comparison video starting from first frame of intro text:

I don't want to be presumptuous and list it as a 4:55 if we round up. But I wanted to check with the mods before submitting the run to make sure the time was listed properly according to the rules. I guess I'm mostly asking because I happened to get almost dead in the middle of the second.