@Yudhveer no one cares about having WR except you. Otherwise, you would change the video titles of your runs after you lose WR (which you didn't do for Lady/Trish after I beat you OR any of your Nero/Dante videos after they were proven illegitimate). Don't play these stupid games, dude. Cheaters don't get slack, cheaters get removed. That's just how it is.
@Yudhveer Yudhveer, since you’re having trouble understanding what’s already been said to you several times, I’ll spell some things out clearly for you:
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Speedrunning is fundamentally based on trust system. You’ve broken that trust by splicing your runs, getting caught splicing your runs, admitting to splicing your runs (after you were caught), and then selectively picking out runs you’ve done and saying “Oh, this one isn’t spliced! Trust me!” The thing is that no mod can trust you after you got caught cheating. Unless you’ve shown significant efforts to reform and document yourself to prove beyond any reasonable doubt that you aren’t cheating anymore (which you really haven’t), you don’t get a second chance. Even then, I (and probably the other mods) would just assume you found a harder-to-detect method of cheating.
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For someone who says “Devil May Cry means a lot for me” you sure don’t seem to mean it. Your YouTube page is full of advertisements, tag abuse, and subscription begging, and your most-watched videos are stuff you’ve admittedly spliced (but which don’t tell the viewer that). You don’t even remove the “World Record” from your runs even when they’ve been beaten by players who actually play legitimately. But hey, whatever you have to do for clicks on your videos, right?
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Speaking the ~World Record~*~ meme, do you honestly think I, a washed-up old man of a speedrunner who doesn’t focus on a single game for more than a month, care that I don’t have the best times in my games? Because unlike you Yudhveer, I don’t have to base my entire online worth on some arbitrary measurement of time in completing video games. I never have (and likely never will) claim to be the best at any game (with the expection of Doshin the Giant because nobody wants to touch that steaming turd), but I have fun improving myself a little bit each time I play them and collaborating with other players to improve my times. And that’s the thing: you’ve robbed yourself of fun and improvement by splicing runs, you’ve made yourself a joke to the community of people who actually care about these games by getting caught cheating, and you’re generally just making an idiot of yourself by doing these things over and over without learning. So congratulations: while you haven’t made a real effort to play these games without cheating, you’ve managed to play yourself just fine.
