Surrey, EnglandHey! Just as a heads up, it is not possible to supercharge the 6th spider unless you have "90 Minutes", which is when you have been playing as Spyro for at least 75-90 minutes, and will cause your supercharge to travel further. I hope your future IL attempts are successful!
Hello, all we need to be able to verify a run is a video showcasing the run, and evidence of IGT included in that video. Then we can work out the RTA using the video, those are the only required details for Console submissions.
One note about video evidence, please make sure you submit a link to a highlight of the run, and not a past broadcast, since they automatically disappear after a few weeks.
NBS stands for "No Balloonist Skip" - Balloonist Skip (and Fairy Storage) shortens the Spyro 1 Any% category to just Artisans, the Peace Keepers homeworld and some of Gnorc Gnexus.
NG+ stands for "New Game+" - this is widely known in speedrunning as essentially beating the game again with more abilities unlocked. In SRT, you can acquire a permanent superflame powerup in Dragon Shores after beating Spyro 2 100%, or even utilise something known as "Level Storage".
NLS stands for "No Level Storage" - this ability can be acquired in Spyro 2, though it is quite tricky at first. LS gives you the abilities you have in S2 Speedways, so you can use superflight/supercharge wherever you go. As this is very different from the vanilla Spyro experience, LS is only allowed in certain categories, usually NG+.
NMS stands for "No Major Skips" - the theme here is if there is something like Balloonist Skip or Level Storage available, NMS categories will not allow them.
If you have any further questions feel free to continue the thread or join the Discord server!
I haven't seen that method, it's possible for the Mama on the ground to slap you up to the ledge on the other side but that's cool!
This is one for the books
Hearing about your involvement with QA was interesting, hope to see more runs from you! GG
@Towerizer you're not wasting people's time for wanting clarification on something deemed "common sense", not everyone is as well-versed in the reasoning and ruling and threads like these are important to clear things up! :)
