RussiaThere's a misc. type full-game category named "Rest Point", it stands for completing 27% (or 45% and so on) of the game, where the rest points during the full game completion are made in the game. I don't see a reason for adding category for levels 1-9 (levels for the first biome) as it is too short. Making categories like "Levels 10-27" for specific biomes might cause issues with millisecond timing, but overall the idea is good, I might add it if you give me some ideas of how it would be organized.
Category extensions leaderboard, in my opinion, isn't required either, as there's not so much ideas you can add to such a game, and the main leaderboard can include them all.
It isn't required for you to use a specific website to upload a video. However, it might be inconvenient for a moderator to check runs from some video sharing services (for example, Streamable is blocked for my country) so it is better to use YouTube as a global thing. Sites with profile function aren't required either, as the video link only needs to provide a video, not a specific user.
Due to the simplicity of run verification, I don't think the extra help is so much needed right now. Yes, there are a lot of incoming runs, but they are easily verifiable, and besides, me and the other verifier are quite active now.
As for your requests themselves, I wouldn’t want to give moderation rights to a person who created his account only today and didn’t even bother setting up his profile (I also had to change the time for your run, milliseconds were set incorrectly). The same feeling applies to a person who has just joined the game, has barely made a couple of runs and is already asking for moderation. I agreed to add you to Mini Flips Original because I really needed someone else to help and you seemed like a good guy. I also don’t want to add those who simply write “me please”. At least ask normally, introduce yourself, as I just might not know you well.
@janiyaisdone12 click the "Website" button under the game name on this page and the game will open in your browser.
I subtracted an extra thousandth of a second in some runs because of how the in-game timer works. the timer and the game itself are rounded perfectly for 60 FPS (the milliseconds are always .X00, .X16, .X33, .X50, .X66, .X83). this game doesn't have a level timer, so we have to subtract times for level runs (finishing time is subtracted from beginning time, which is very simple. check my mod notes in your runs to understand that). after subtracting times there can be an extra millisecond, for example, 7.167 in level 2 instead of 7.166 how it should be. both results are identical to each other and have the same number of frames included, but you can get an extra millisecond that you can't control, and get a lower ranking compared to another runner who did the same thing but was lucky enough not to get that extra millisecond. so i always check if the timing is correct and i always fix it for the in-game timer logic. here's a short guide explaining that a bit better
