Thank you for doing all this it looks so much better!

Just a few questions about All Stages runs- In the rules it says that the run is NOT timed from when you start the first parkour to when you end the last one, and it instead is the sum of all the IGT of the parkours, correct? You also said it is non-stop. What exactly does that mean? I assume that it means it doesn’t matter how much time it takes to go from one parkour to another, but if you start a parkour you cannot use /parkour reset because it resets IGT, is that right?

Also I would personally prefer start to finish real-time over sum of IGT, but I do see reasons against real-time, so maybe have two categories for both timing methods?

Hey Woowy, I can see why you could be concerned about the timing of All Stages. Let me answer some of your questions.

Yes, the run is the sum of all IGT of all parkour stages. The only other part of this run is the compass navigation and the /parkour commands, which frankly doesn't seem that appealing to add into a run, so it's the sum of IGTs. This raises a question, would you be able to stop for as long as you want in-between parkour segments? Yes, you would.

However, as I type this, I do think that real time would be a lot more reasonable than IGT, as this removes the big possibility of splicing and forces a "speedrun" sense onto the run with the menu navigations. Obviously, some runners' PCs may have better loading times than others, which does affect the run too. However, until we get more runs onto the board, this doesn't need to be addressed.

By non-stop, I mean doing one after the other, in any order you like, without using /parkour reset. It's a one-time, no-reset runthrough of each course, one after the other. I'm possibly thinking about doing a run to demonstrate the new category, and I will do that in the spare time that I have this afternoon.

I shall change rules and timings now. Thanks for the reply!