I've been trying my hand at this game, but I've been splitting the times for levels the moment the screen fades to black after the "area complete" screen. There should probably be a set moment so that comparing times for levels between different people should be consistent and easy, not that many people are running this game but for future convenience I guess.

Hey, I just picked this game up at a shop. If you're still interested in running it, then I wouldn't mind coordinating split points.

Cthulufaic That sounds perfect! I'll try and contact the other Super and see what he thinks. In the mean time keep making your splits how you have been!

I just noticed that Cthulufaic hasn't been online since making that post :P We could try contacting him to see if he's still interested in running the game.

I've practiced the first three levels, and I'm putting a run together ASAP just to break up the monotony. I'm thinking about splitting upon selecting the next stage. It's less ambiguous than any other point that I can think of (fade-out, beginning of blue screen, when she lands on the truck, fade-out after the truck, when it asks to save or not, etc.). Also, if one were to practice an individual level trying to achieve a time based on someone else's split, then a split that starts upon selecting the stage would be an easier starting point to replicate. That's because a split that starts before selecting the stage would technically mean that a player would have to start a level run by completing the previous level first, so that the split matches. That's just my perspective, since I practice level-by-level.

I personally don't split levels unless I'm practicing. I see where your coming from though, and honestly the way your doing it makes more sense. It could also work once I get the IL Category ready. At the moment the page is very bare so I'm focusing on making it look half-way decent then I'm moving on to IL's and the Split segmenting. Until everything is in place I just recommended Splitting before each level like you have been, It makes the most sense from a segmented stand point.