It was recently discovered on the LEGO City Undercover discord that we can enter the final level of the game "Fly Me to the Moon" near the beginning of the game due to placement of triggers of every level. Because of this it was decided by the community to rename the original Any% runs as "All Chapters" runs. This change can also encourage any runner to do routing found and refined over the years for these runs. Both All Chapters and Undercover% runs will disallow the use of the discovery, so that the runs will play through the game's story in it's entirety.

If there are any questions regarding this change, please feel free to leave them here.

Hello, Ignition is one of my Childhood games and have been interested running this game for a while. However, I felt it I should bring up to the community here that there is a fan site holding times for the tracks in this game. The leaderboards on the site haven't been updated since 2008, and the times on the ghost files suggest the times were done in 1999-2001.

I found while looking at the Wikipedia article of the game, which only contains just a handful of sentences. I don't know if this needs to be placed on the Speedrun.com since there is no video footage of these runs, only ghost data. I figured it should be mention here in case there hasn't been any knowledge of this leaderboard.

Link to site: http://www.bobulous.org.uk/ignition/ghosts.html

https://discord.gg/JETtFur

just click the link to join!

I've added a Leaderboard for IL runs in quick race and time trial modes. There are two categories because the runner can get different times depending on which mode and track is chosen.

Mist Mountain can get a faster time in Time Trial compared to Quick Race, where as the opposite is true on Space Out.

I found an interesting thing about stealing the car for Chan. I lost a heart, during an untimed practice run, and decided to lose some more hearts down to 1 left. I delivered the car to him in that manner, and he says, "YOU COMPLETELY DESTROYED IT! But, you did delivered it rather quickly so I guess I can trust you." I have never heard that before ever. I'll post a link to a spread sheet about how long the dialog lines are Here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JTJ82N2FlEnP2Sok-ga3arkM0lmd56P0V3a_p3OC33M/edit?usp=sharing

Someone commented on the [F]WR video suggesting that I should use the Spanish Language cause its faster. I am a bit skeptical about this as I feel that the difference will be in how long the characters talk, which sounds close to the length of the English dialogue. If anyone (cough StiWiiRage cough) would like to test the different languages then go right ahead.

Without doing extensive testing I think that we should keep using our native language, unless using a specific language is magically faster.

Hi there. I was unaware that there was someone running this game. I watched a bit of your run and I thought that you should probably be aware of this glitch that I was aware of for a while now:

let me know what you think.

Thanks.

Yep, I was just looking around on YouTube enjoying myself until I saw this video on GameXplain:

I figured I might as well let you guys know since I literally found this out like a minute ago.

Link to The LEGO Group's Twitter post:

https://twitter.com/LEGO_Group/status/801082645287292929

Recently, I decided to make a small little video series for LEGO City Undercover called "Special Assignments Optimized". The idea behind it is to show off the best way to complete a special assignment with speed and consistency in mind. I don't have all of the videos up right now, but I will record more in the future and put on the playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsaTxRMQ0tAvWVq6vTXc3fBncrx1SFvpJ

Enjoy.