After reviewing the recent 11 second runs, it has come to my attention that the in game time is wildly inaccurate. Due to this, top level runs will now be timed with real time.

Proof of in game timer being inaccurate: https://streamable.com/umeisu

This doesn't make much sense to me, how can you make them all start at good start , ive tested 3 different 'starting' times and all have come up to be different.

1. when you press the button a time of 16s in game time ( the accurate timing made by the game ) the time jumps from 16s to 21s which is a gap of 5 seconds +-
2. when you start on when the light goes green this timing is also faster by about .48 of a second.
3. when the game says good start its from when you pass a certain point , to prove this my friend has therefore smashed MY world record , how? Well he reversed and then did a running lap starting him at your 'start' time makes him hit almost 10 seconds but his in game time was 40 seconds , which proves that it works correctly. The games timer is what is set the universal standard for this game , you cant just move the time forward or backwards in favour of faster times. i feel this is unfairly moderated as it can be see as bias.

The streamable link syncs them all at "get ready" so I suppose that should clear up your issue with the "good start". Anyway, the in game time seems to be inaccurate for some reason, but I'm not sure why, if you look at the real time, the 11 second runs are clearly considerably longer than the timer shows.

So there should be a category for IGT and one for actual time?