California, USAOr just use this website: https://mattbraddock.com/yt-frame-timer/
Patch 1.39.1.0 - August 13, 2019
New Hero: Sigma (Tank)
- All Practice Range categories that needed to be reset were reset and now include him in the runs
General: Global ultimate cost increased 12%
- Tutorial 2.0 was moved to Misc and we now have Tutorial 3.0
- Due to Soldier's ult taking an extra ~2 seconds to fully charge
- And for optimal runs, he now needs to kill 11 bots instead of 9 bots (for ult)
Tutorial 3.0 was added on Aug 15, 2019 Practice Range categories now include Sigma since Aug 14, 2019
Both of these maps are from Gemster's Discord server. Check here: https://discord.gg/EyqkRgQ
Dorado (100% Run)
Route 66 (100% Run)
There are more maps, but I wanna see how they react to being on SRC.
As for rules, Gemster has made simple and easy rules to follow on his Discord that everyone who runs the maps agree on.
For these 2 maps, there are 2 subcategories: Any% and 100% Any% = Switch to the final hero after unlocking him/her 100% = Unlock all heroes (not including Torb) and all zones
Also, Gemster allows for 100% runs to be on Any% leaderboards if they happen to be faster.
Timing is done by IGT (top left) and they don't use milliseconds. Just minute:seconds.
Timer starts when spawning as first hero Timer ends upon unlocking final zone or hero
Hey since there are now level leaderboards, can we add this Hollywood Doomfist Parkour category? There are a few more maps for Doomfist Parkour too, just gotta make runs for em.
Here's my run for DF Parkour in Hollywood:
Doomfist Parkour Hollywood: PE5RC Version: 1.3 Creator: Blackbird / sluggishseal
Instant cooldowns on pass/fail Timer begins upon leaving home checkpoint Timer ends upon reaching final checkpoint
Description: You may only stand in the blue rings. The purple flag icon indicates your next destination. Reach all checkpoints to beat the map and display your best time.
To skip a stage: Interact + Jump To replay the previous stage: Interact + Crouch To restart from the beginning: Interact + Ultimate Ability
Skipping or replaying a stage will disable your timer until you restart at the beginning.
Alright I respect that, sorry for bugging.
And just to be clear, I only posted here because of these 2 rules from the Mod Rules: • Moderators should typically speedrun the game, or at a minimum be heavily involved with the community. • Leaderboards should aim to have at least 3 active moderators if qualified people are available.
And I figured the SRC mod rules are above individual game mods. But I was wrong. Thanks for clearing that up.
@Liv Yeah FearWolfz added me as a verifier to CE a few hours after I posted here. As for not asking them prior to posting here, I have proof of asking them. So I would consider that a lie? The first time I asked, gamebrain just told FearWolfz to take care of it (because gamebrain is always busy with other priorities, which is normal). After a discussion with FearWolfz, I was made a verifier for Overwatch, but not for CE. The 2nd time I asked (last week) it was not acknowledged at all.
I can provide proof in a DM if you'd like.
FearWolfz is the only truly active mod for OW. He is the one that adds categories, updates rules, talks to the community on a daily basis, submits runs, etc. The mod rules for SRC state to try and aim to have 3 active mods for a game. I'm one of the most active runners/verifiers for OW, so I'd like to be mod to help out, especially since FearWolfz is the only active mod (not including verifiers, since we can't update rules or fix/add categories), and he's a busy person with his job.
Probably every point n click game where the majority would just be skipping dialogue. There are some that are definitely speedrunnable tho.
Hello I'd like to request Mod status for Overwatch and Overwatch CE. Currently I'm just a verifier for Overwatch, and never added as a verifier to CE.
There are 2 current supermods (only one of them is really active in the community, with verifying runs, submitting runs, adding categories, answering questions, chatting, etc.) The other supermod is active on SRC just not really for Overwatch. He stops by once every couple weeks, and currently doesn't help with adding/organizing the categories/leaderboards.
And the 1 regular mod I rarely see around.
I would like to be a mod to help in adding categories/subcategories and updating any rules that need to be updated. I'm very active within the community and have lots of runs submitted already, and also have lots of free time.
I recently asked the more active supermod if I could be added as a mod, but he ignored/didn't acknowledge my request. He is quite busy with work (and probably school?) so lots of things that need fixing are done very very slowly or sometimes forgotten, since he is pretty much the only one doing all the work.
Thanks.
@its_all4u_DiaperBaby contact the mod of that game - they were active a month ago, so try contacting them through discord, youtube, twitter, etc. You can find this on their profile under "Info."
This is a great website to re-time runs frame by frame (if they're on youtube): https://mattbraddock.com/yt-frame-timer/
@VulgarVegas it was added to the site :) https://www.speedrun.com/tpk
Let's get some categories added :D
Main category: All Levels ?
Then: 1-10 (i have a speedrun for this already) 11-20 etc?
As for the rules, what do you think about this:
Timing in RTA
Time starts on first input on first level Time ends upon reaching final door
This could apply to All Level runs and IL runs too
You can also re-time your runs frame-by-frame (if they're on youtube) here: https://mattbraddock.com/yt-frame-timer/
It's pretty accurate.
In the game where I'm most active, we delete runs that no longer have video proof. No point in having it there if the person can no longer prove that he/she got the time that they submitted.
This is for people who aren't sure on how to re-time their runs frame-by-frame or for people who just want a more accurate time for their runs.
I use these two websites and both are really good:
You can also re-time using your editing software. Just mark the starting and ending points and highlight the whole section in between those points. It'll show you "minutes:seconds.frame-number / 00:00.00"
To add milliseconds to it just take the frame number and multiply it by either 0.016666 (60fps) or 0.033333 (30fps).
So if your video is in 30fps and it's showing you 05:24.17 - multiply 17 x 0.033333 = 0.566xxx - then just put that with your time: 5 min 24 sec 566 ms (and exclude the other numbers since only 3 can be entered).
EDIT:
Also, since Twitch videos/clips can't be re-timed through the websites linked above, they would have to be re-timed in an editing software. If you are the owner of the videos, just download your own vods and put em into the editing software. If you don't own the vods/clips, you can use the app Twitch Leecher to download people's videos from Twitch and re-time in your own editing software with the method mentioned above.
For clips just replace the beginning of the URL with "clipr.xyz" - for example:
twitch.tv/RandomLinkThing -- clipr.xyz/RandomLinkThing
And you should be able to download the clip.
Hey, the game is Total Party Kill. It's a short 60 level game released in early July on Steam, and it seems like it would be really easy to write an autosplitter script for it. TBH I have absolutely zero experience in that, so if any of you have some free time and wanna help out, that'd be really awesome :)
Here's what the game looks like:
Yea I submitted with my own run. Thanks for the info!
Oh cool haha. Yea true. It's a fun game, looking forward to speedrunning it!
