1. Just because you put a lot of time into the game doesn't mean you should be a mod.
2. GreenUprooter didn't say they didn't like it, they said there are flaws in your idea, which is true.
3. Having 2 mods that disagree with each other is a bad concoction for a leaderboard, and is where a lot of the "speedrun drama" comes from.
4. All three mods have been on in the last 2 weeks. Ongnissim was on 9 days ago, and the other two mods have been on in the last 2 hours. Just because you haven't 'seen' them around the board, doesn't meant they're not there.
5. First part debunked in #4, second part is debunked in one of Green's replies on the board, stating that your run would no longer be in real-time but in in-game time.

Emulators have their problems, and they always will.

Segmented runs aren't really in the spirit of the site, as you take just the fastest parts of potentially hundreds of speedruns and would set a precedent for others to use segmented speedruns in the Lego series. As such, unfortunately I can't accept the run. Somewhere like SpeedDemosArchive might accept the run.

Your submitted run says it's segmented. Does that mean you took breaks in between each part you played?

It's almost as if the PC version doesn't exist to them.

Series mods don't get game moderation rights as standard, meaning you don't moderate every game requested unless the game requester allows you to.

I think it might be easier for players to understand if the category was changed from NG+ to Freeplay - Also, would freeplay allow red bricks or not? I've always been on the stance that Freeplay should show skill and not use them rather than using invincibility to just run through everything, but it's something that I guess should be discussed.

http://www.speedrun.com/syempre388

Games are gone through about once a week depending on schedules and I doubt there's any way to jump the queue.

Can't speak for the other consoles, Xbox and PS4 are likely the best options for now, until PC gets an update.

The problem with PCs though is you can't test every combination of hardware that will be used, so it ends up being a pray and hope for the most part.

Switch is likely going to suffer from loading time issues for any large game, especially ones with open worlds, because they've tried to fit as much power into the console as possible, that they've probably used older and smaller loading tech.

The PC port is broken. I've seen flying cars and NPCs in buildings. I have had an overworld crash and I crash everytime I go into the home police station. The video settings menu was broken for me as, although I could change the options, I couldn't press the accept button to enable the changes. I managed to get around that via the config file, but that should not be the way to do things.

It also seems that there's no way to force full-screen for lower resolutions, or windowed mode for high resolutions. My game started in windowed mode at 1280x720, but automatically full-screened at my monitor's native resolution.

On the plus side, I have found a couple of skips, but only in the overworld sections so far.

Pah, that's a child's prank. Next year you have it direct to a page saying SR.com has closed then open up again the next day like nothing's happened.

All runs have been checked and changed - PowerOfTheLama has been given the benefit of the doubt on their run and had 2 frames of timing removed (.067) as a result of the time change.

Due to a recent revelation of the menu screen changing at different times, timing will now start on the first frame of gameplay.

All runs will be checked and changed taking this into consideration.

A steam page, or if the company has their own website they'll usually have an official page for the game too.

@ROMaster2 I would assume someone changed the settings to IL as the home page for it, so that message comes up because there's no IL categories.

Hold F to pay respects

If you've been gone for a while then it may have happened when I was added as series mod, I think a few inactive mods were culled from a few games.

You missed the first line of the rules, that's what you didn't follow "Complete the first 5 nights of the game"

Skipping nights is not completing the nights, it's skipping them.

If you're the only moderator of the game, it's really the only way to have your runs verified. If something's fishy about your run, then someone will eventually call you out on it.