New York, USAThis one's pretty good just for sheer surprise in JJ's voice https://www.speedrun.com/sms/run/mexj7j2z
We've got (American) politicians on Twitch now. Maybe we can get religious leaders on there too.
Here you go. You'll want another social media link and you'll need to wait until your account is a week old though. https://www.speedrun.com/requestgame?series=
Somehow merl and bob didn't get these already (Searched for install) https://www.speedrun.com/user/installment93775i/info https://www.speedrun.com/user/installment84746/info
I'm trying to think of an exception and the closest I've gotten in AndrewG
I feel like the rule of thumb is to call the category Any% (drop 100%).
Actually just check out halfcoordinated in general. Great dude. Runs lots of cool games. etc.
To be fair I once beat the Any% WR of one of my games with what was thought to be a slower category because no one had ever run said other category to see how fast it actually was.
You're looking at the wrong leaderboard. The default leaderboard is for "Avantura". Your record is the "Bloody" subcategory
Mods will notice and correct it Calm down
It would be nice if I had some medicine to get rid of this cough cough cough
You appear to be putting it in wrong. Your channel URL isn't the "name" of your channel. At least not for you.
Maybe I'm just an old fart but I don't see the fun in giving the thread views just so it has views. Yes, this is talk. But this isn't talking.
I also think it's lame that it's only getting views from people constantly refreshing the page instead of having a reason to look at it. If I may make an analogy, it's like if a video became the most viewed video on Youtube because of viewbots or buying views. Yes, it got there. But not organically.
