None of the established SS runners are active on this website at the moment.

I was thinking that in some games, it'd be good to be able to set which mods have access to what. i.e. verifying runs, accessing "Edit game", accessing "Edit theme", etc. That or at least adding a "Verifier" that can verify runs but not access mod pages.

J2xp is generally very active and has done a lot for HE speedrunning (from an outsider's POV) so you'd better ask him.

That said, I don't think super mods actually get any perks aside from adding and removing mods.

I don't really understand this at all. Splitting the community seems like a terrible idea, so I would've thought that this issue would be talked out and solved.

That sounds good.

I was going to suggest the win bubble for first place, actually.

Couldn't they credit the run to the correct name without matching it?

I really have no ideas for what to do for the series theme. :P

It's probably not a good idea to add a mod without a decent reason. "He didn't answer me when I asked him" doesn't really mean anything.

You're a mod there because you are a series moderator of Star Wars. I don't think it's possible to remove yourself for a specific game in a series.

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I've added Low% as a misc category.

Did you two use the jump in Which Path?

I did figure it out sometime last year what the optimal route was, but I never tried it out to see what the percentage was. I'll give it a go soon.

And yes, try not to use Lag% strats. :P

edit: I'll add it as a category once we confirm the lowest percentage.

It's pretty cool you guys are finding this stuff, I knew my route definitely could have been improved further but I never thought up a way of doing it. Good work. c:

Have you tried contacting him over Twitch or Twitter?

Who are you, the Alphabet Police? Kappa

oh my god yes

You might want to remove your email so bots don't pick up on it and start sending you spam. :P

Ouch. I would've pointed it out but I can't watch the full runs right now so I just flick through them. :/ I might add it to the guide