I unfortunately lost most of my interest in this game after the dash was significantly nerfed, and haven't kept up with it very well. If you'd like to be added to this game as a mod, please reply to this thread, preferably with a small statement why you would be a good choice.

A technique currently used by one or more players edits the config file to set roll and jump to a single keyboard input, then both keyboard and controller are used to play. This allows for full range of movement with the added advantage of 100% consistent rolljumps. This cannot be set through in-game menus. It gives a significant advantage over other configurations by eliminating all risk involved in the rolljump technique and allows a moderate increase in speed in a few sections from faster rolljump cancels being consistently possible. This could result in times being obtained that are not possible otherwise.

Most communities where this could present an advantage ban mapping multiple actions to a single input unless it is possible to do so in-game, as it blurs the line between human capabilities and TAS.

The rule would read "Binding multiple in-game inputs to a single input is banned" to cover any other methods of doing this and future discoveries of this sort outside of rolljumps. Runs known to have used this will have a comment added on the leaderboard that a now banned input method was used and the runner will be allowed 3-4 months to replace their run.

Please respond to this thread stating if you believe this new rule should be added, along with any thoughts and concerns you may have regarding it.

Hi there! I was wondering if Insane difficulty (true ending) could be added as a category on the leaderboards. I think it makes for a pretty tense and exciting run, and is well worthy of being tracked. My best time so far after about a week (I had an early copy) is a 53:49 RTA -

It's still very rough of course, but I'm excited to see how far this category can be pushed!

Likely won't be running this game myself, but I discovered some movement tech ages ago and thought it was a shame that I didn't see anyone using it.

I call it a LedgeDash because uh, you do it by dashing off a ledge. Approach a ledge and dash near the edge, as you're going off the ledge hold down jump to go soaring across the map. The timing is pretty precise and is easier off of downward slopes. It also seems to be more consistent when moving left for some reason.

Pincoya's LedgeDash is the fastest, but it also works well with Katrien and most of the enemy characters too. I'm fairly inconsistent at the technique, but if someone is serious about running this game I'd really suggest trying to get the timing down.