but the the file doesn't consistently make the bug happen, so what is it proving?

What evidence? I haven't seen any definite evidence yet.

The fact that there is no real evidence and that no one can reproduce the bug properly and make it happen evry level transition

like maybe stream for a hour and get a fast run

Normally if you are ever caught cheating you are banned from playing the game forever. But in this case you happen to have a big yt channel so everybody likes you and nobody wants you banned, so when you came back with an insane run everybody went crazy and for some reason the mods accepted it. And now there is suspicion about your new runs even though you have already been banned, so if you want your runs accepted you'll have to come up with some good proof that you didn't cheat or I'll assume you are still a cheater.

@MichaelChan Can you see if the bug happens on chrome?

I couldn't get it to work but i use linux, however i don't think your operating system affects appel, but your browser probably does. what browser do you use?

oh sorry for verifying it, i'll try to find the auto verify and turn it off

yes

i use linux so i can't

lol ik im a nerd

I thought you said you used an auto clicker?

does anyone have a vpn so we could see if this happens based on your country? Also does anyone know what michael uses for playing appel?

Added

gg

Here: speedrun.com/appel_scratch/forums/f0q0c

I'll get straight to the point: Michael Chan cheated his full game world records and I have proof.

Proof One: He Has a History of Cheating

Michael Chan has been known for cheating runs for a while now. The first fun he cheated was his 4:07.95 in this video is this frame which pretty much sums up how this run was cheated:

In this frame you can see that the full game timer is at 18.03 while the in-game timer it at 19.0, meaning he sped up his run. (I know it's not that the timer is fast because it is three seconds ahead of youtube's time the whole time because he started at three seconds) One argument I've heard for this is that the in game timer is fast, but if you look at any other run the timers match up much better.

Proof Two: The Real Evidence

In order to understand why I'm concerned you will have to learn about how the level transitions in Appel work. There are two types of transitions Appel can play between levels. One happens after you enter the level form the level select and one happens when you enter from the previous level by pressing "Continue."

Continue:

Level Select:

Notice how the "Level 4" text fades out in the one that comes from the level select but doesn't on the other one? Well guess what happens in Michael's 3:59 and his 3:50? Yep, they fade out meaning they were spliced. Have a look for yourself:

youtu.be/5xsMz0wLzdw

yes, one moment

I'm not a mod so I can't share the info but if you want to you can ask the mods to let me make the proof public.

I mean you and me is two people, so that is already competition.