What I can't understand is how they start so far forwards, all the runs until the 31 second one begin (even if you're spamming forwards) at the bottom of the stairs or at the door. The 31 second record begins on the middle of the stairs, it's so baffling and I think for whatever reason the game propelled them a little at the start. I'm sure @jocelin knows more about that though so what're your thoughts.

64's quite good, So is 42 but I'd hate to post the ubiquitous 42

I happen to have a master playlist of every individual piece of music that I've listened to and liked in the last couple years, other playlists for classical music and compilations but here's the gist of it. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvfIgxPBkf_ghzZybipkC7tL0dUbK-5eN

Lot of songs people have commented that they've heard but didn't know the name of in there

I have examined the situation:

I'm seriously confused as to why you're complaining your run has been beaten by the discovery of a new bug, surely a cause for celebration lol. Hate to tell you this but we tend to like beating games as quickly as possible on this site, if it should be done in 5 minutes then we'll do it faster. More importantly, the game in question has no rules defined so if you didn't want game-breaking exploits used in the category, you could opt to remove them or have a couple of categories.

extremely sus

I have brought something better than a sword

Oh, good grief.

I'm shocked promised changes like Mod-Tools are being backlogged in favour of promoting games with no current leaderboards on the site. What on Earth sense does it make beyond selling the game? It's good that games are being produced geared towards speedrunning, but I cannot believe that's a reason for it being promoted.

Edited: And as Matse pointed out, the current super moderator besides Meta doesn't have a presence on the site. The fact it's plugged on a speedrunning website doesn't seem to have prompted any involvement with the site itself.

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I'm mostly estimating here:

• Most time I've spent on a game is Paint the Town Red, at least 180 hours doing speedrun related activities, once just breaking the same weapon for 2 hours to work out some of the programmings.
• Second most time I've spent on a game is probably Jazzpunk, 205 hours logged but I believe only around 120 on actually running it, ~10 hours on glitch-hunting.

I've verified it, your run had only been pending for 2 days - Please don't complain about this unless your run hasn't been verified for a significant amount of time (over a week I'd understand).

Also if you have an issue like this in the future you can reach out to a moderator or join the associated Discord rather than make a new thread.

Ok fair enough, something will be done. I hadn't noticed he's not logged in for several months.

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What are you actually going to do with this info? If you're interested I signed up because a game I'd played for years had a leaderboard.

you don't want to be a mod, trust me

I feel like I should say something in this discussion, much of what I agree with has already been mentioned and discussed but overall: Unbanning Jaypin given these circumstances demands the unbanning of others, which obviously won't be done, and if anything this theft of runs should be given a greater severity given that Jaypin moderates and maintains a large number of leaderboards on the site.

It feels unsettling to see such an unexpected conclusion.

It must be a pretty big road To have taken 6 months to reach

https://www.speedrun.com/inertia Essentially all french, but a chad from England holds both of the full-game records

Oh my God thanks for mentioning that @Garsh I have weeks-old messages

don't suppose any of you want to move to Dubai?

didn't

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