That shouldn't be the case. I've had runs where I joined when my teammate was almost finished. I just walked in, got the objective and ran to them. Seems that glitches are fine, but when they involve joining something someone else started, they should be excluded. At the very least, the run should be submitted from the perspective of TTV_RNG due to the nature of this exploit.
If that can't be done, separate the categories into glitchless and anything goes, please.
This run shouldn't have been accepted. The teammate was already in the arena when the guy recording entered.
I'm going to be running Legacy of the Duelist -Link Evolution- 100% (story decks). There is no category for this, and it is my first speed run. It's looking to be as long as 60 hours, so I'd like to get my bearing before starting. This is how I'd classify 100%.
-Story mode completed -Reverse duels completed -All challenge duels won -All cards obtained
Since I'll be doing story decks only, I'll use only the story decks for both the story duels and reverse duels.
How do I make a new category for a game?
Is there a limit for how long a run can be? This could end up being over 60 hours easily.
I'll be streaming the entire run and taking donations for charity throughout the event. Is that a violation of any unwritten rule?
The console and my hands need to be in frame at all times, right? If I step away from the console for a restroom break, will that be an issue? For such a long stream, obviously there are needs to be met.
I believe the Guinness world record has a ridiculous (in my opinion) sleep clause that allows for an accumulation of 10 minutes to sleep every hour played for gaming records. I don't plan on doing any of that, but if I take a 30 minute break to recoup, what needs to remain on screen?
