I think the rules for the new category must also indicate that not only a one-time increase in speed is allowed, but a decrease in speed and the ability to completely vary the speed before each level throughout the entire run. It shouldn't just be a category of running through the entire game at some constant increased speed compared to the default speed. Rather, it should be a “category with freely variable speed” - it seems to me that this gives much more different strategic solutions than a constant speed. In addition, there may be people who want to do the run just at a slightly reduced speed compared to the default speed. This category will provide an opportunity for them to make their own runs too.

Yes, it would be great if someone else wanted to try. To be honest, of all the categories, this one seemed to me the most interesting - that's why even after so much time and attempts, my interest and passion did not fade away. It's a great challenge)

If someone is going to try, I am ready to share the information that I have already gained on this subject so that you do not have to figure everything out from scratch, as I had to at first)

To begin with, I will say that there are several variations of the Full board loop, and you do not have to try to build the same variation that I did. For example, you can try to build a variation that is used in the 49th level of category C. I haven't studied it much, but it seems to me that it can be even faster in building. Or you can take the variation that I used - it is quite simple and convenient, or you can come up with some of your own, maybe it will be even better)