JapanHello, Moderator Ecdycis. I have two requests I'd like to make.
Firstly, as discussed in the thread, we would like you to categorize glitches into three categories. We believe in maintaining fair conditions for RTA, and classifying glitches could potentially make the content more engaging.
Secondly, we are proposing the addition of a new moderator. Currently, there is only one active moderator, which is yourself, Ecdycis. We believe that adding another moderator would help alleviate the workload. I would like to recommend Stevenqbeatz111 for this role. The reason being, he is an active speedrunner of this game and is proficient in English. While I am willing to become a moderator myself, unfortunately, I'm not very confident in my English skills.
Thank you for considering these requests.
Nice to meet you, and hello. I also share the same opinion as Countdown. I believe that the categories should be divided into three groups: Any%Glitchless, Any%DynamoSkip, and Any%MemoryCorruption.
These three categories utilize different routes, and when comparing Any%Glitchless and Any%DynamoSkip, there are only slight differences, but they are all intriguing and appealing.
When comparing the records in each category, it's evident that there is a significant disparity, and competing on the same level wouldn't be fair. (My personal record: around 59 minutes for Any%Glitchless, and around 55 minutes for Any%DynamoSkip.)
Currently, the top three positions in the records are held by Any%MemoryCorruption players. No matter how fast a record an Any%Glitchless or Any%DynamoSkip player achieves, they would still rank fourth or lower. This could potentially demotivate Any%Glitchless or Any%DynamoSkip players.
For fairness, it is crucial to have a level playing field that encourages fair competition.
As I mentioned earlier, if the categories are divided into three groups, I also plan to submit records for both Any%Glitchless and Any%DynamoSkip.
