United StatesDunno if I worded that correctly but yeah. I just think it's a shame that there are all these different levels and stuff but in a speedrun you'll only see the same particular ones every time since it's faster.
Above is a guide for all the endings and stuff.
So, I just did a run but I didn't realize until afterwards that audio from other stuff was being recorded at the same time. Like, you can still hear the game music and the sound effects and stuff, but you can also clearly hear the AVGN raging about games with weird metaphors and profanity and stuff. Even if that was okay I'd still rather mute it because it's just weird. But idk.
Guess I'll upload it to my channel and keep it unlisted until I know whats up.
Because level select gives you infinite lives, which arcade doesn't. Maybe if it's like, if you lose enough lives in level select and it wouldn't be possible to have that many lives at that point in Arcade mode then it wouldn't be valid? Like, say you do level select for the second level on Unfair and die like 8 times, well obviously that wouldn't be possible in arcade but dying once or something would be fine? Like, as long as it's possible in arcade.
I sure hope level select is allowed because I think it's pretty obvious what the problem with Arcade only is.
Anyway all that aside, glad to see individual level leaderboards up. Maybe they were always there and I never saw them before somehow.
so, I play on switch. the monitor where the capture card is recording the footage is further away. Point is, I don't have some kind of timer that most speedrunners do when streaming where they hit some button or whatever at different points to stop a timer.
Could I record a run, then take the time I get when it ends and subtract the time from when it starts? For example, say the video is near 2 hours. Final hit on Shredder is at 1:40:23, and I picked my character at 0:1:20. So, I would take the 1:40:23 and subtract 0:1:20 from it.
I did that for another game I did runs of, but it was a game nobody cares about or even know exists.
Apparently the higher load times don't matter on switch?
However, there is this one part on Y castle where it takes a few seconds before you can go up the stairs on switch. I imagine the timer is still running there, so if that is the case, then Switch runs are going to be a few seconds slower. Shouldn't matter that much, unless you're like a second or two behind world record, THEN it matters a lot.
I dunno maybe the delay before you can go up the stairs doesn't matter because the timer stops on switch while it's loading or whatever so I could be wrong.
