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Add NG and NG+ to any% and 100%.

Update the description for any% as it states a lot of redundant stuff (difficulty doesn't matter (it's set per race) and no collectables needed, after it was already established that the run ends when you cross the finish line of the last race).

Add a description for 100%. I believe it should include: -all races at max difficulty (216 stars + 190 challenges total) -vista points -vehicle purchases -liveries -doppler trucks (not sure if the extra ones that replace them after respawn after getting caught, so they might not count (I believe they're called mavericks?))

There are 19 camps, so a separate category for each one would actually add quite a bit extra.

I will say that similar games that have groups of races like Mario Kart 64 do have separate categories for each cup, but in mk64's case, there are only four cups and 16 courses, yet there are no categories for all the individual courses. For comparison, Fuel has 19 camps, each of which has a dozen races, several times more tracks than any Mario Kart game.

MK 64 and MK Wii both have separate websites for individual track times, maybe the same could be done for Fuel in the future, although I don't think that adding all of the camps to the categories would wise.

Maybe the first 10 and the last 9 could be added to offer a shorter alternative to Any% that isn't just driving across the whole map diagonally.

FUEL's sole moderator @ProWolf (who does have some runs posted) has not been online for over a month. I submitted a run a month ago and that also hasn't been touched. I've tried contacting every piece of wocial media I could get, firsthand and secondhand. His posted discord contact is dead, his youtube channel and any associated info is also dead, and same story for his twitch. There was also a reddit linked from his youtube channel, but it seems to be private or it no longer exists. I will also add that his last forum post was over a year ago.

EDIT: Also I see that @Kynotzib has already made a request, my apologies.

@Synomouz If your game specifically has "fullscreen borderless" mode, then you can try using that. Otherwise you can use a a program to force it, Here's a link to the one that I use to run Fuel, a game that traditionally doesn't even have a windowed mode. https://westechsolutions.net/sites/WindowedBorderlessGaming/download Fullscreen borderless removes the window's border (a standard windows window manager feature that some programs use to draw their custom own window control buttons), but then also sets the window size to the same as the display size. It still behaves like a normal windowed application that's easy to alt-tab and overlay applications like LiveSplit should work without a hitch.

(Be sure to also enable the Always on Top setting that Nariom pointed out. right click -> edit layout -> layout settings -> always on top)

Also, are there going to be rules regarding segmenting a run?

ie. pausing when the save button is pressed and resuming after the loading screen

Maybe add some rules for these categories?

Use of the debug menu or obviously modded vehicles are the only things that I can think of that would invalidate a run.

People have beaten Tony Hawk's Underground 2 in under 20 minutes Older skateboarding games feel pretty fast too.

To extend upon this, I think that the rules should be more clear on what constitutes a complete run as well, although I assume that it's just contacting the gravel helicopter pad at the camp based on the videos.