Ukraineone of the best run of the year. Congratulations!
Hello! The old version of the autosplitter was accurate but required setting a 30-frame delay. I created a new version that starts after selecting the first level in the menu and doesn’t require setting time offsets, eliminating some confusion. I’ve uploaded the autosplitter to the "Resources" section.
Thank you! I actually lost a couple of seconds on the climb, didn't always get the double jump on the first try, and made a couple other small mistakes. There is still time for improvement.
Recently a similar discussion took place on the Chip 'n Dale game forum. Most runners agree that since the original game requires watching a long cutscene, speedrunners will have to watch it too. Using a romhack in the main category would be unfair to people who play on the original cartridge. In addition, JP is not a game that requires frequent resets at the first level, and therefore watching the cutscene is not a problem.
St4nzzz does not speak English well and writes messages using an automatic translator. Perhaps because of this there are some misunderstandings. I do not think that his goal was to offend or somehow humiliate anyone. I hope that the ban of his account was only temporary, because he has been involved in speedrunning for a long time and made many significant runs for the NES-platform.
Hello. Do you plan to return links to megamanleaderboards in the "Social networks" section?
The old run with the turbo button was removed from SRC, and in the new one he used fceux with a framecounter and displaying buttons on the screen. We see no reason to reject it. If you find any suspicious things in his new runs, then write.
Another interesting strat on the last level. It is much faster than the standard route, but unfortunately very inconsistent in execution.
that is, absolutely any account (except for a supporter, I suspect) can be banned simply by leaving an anonymous complaint that supposedly this person said something wrong somewhere? 🙃 This leaves a huge space for trolls, because someone's years of work can simply be sent to the trash, providing "proof" drawn in Photoshop.
