Sick run man, GG! That was awesome. I'm looking forward to completing my own run in this category soon!

Thank you both for the discussion, NewGame+ it is! I'm approving the submission now.

Also, if either of you know of any other cool glitches/tricks in Paladin's Quest, please let me know so I can add it to the compendium of knowledge! This is absolutely one of my favorite games of all time, and I want to do anything I can to help further our collective knowledge of the mechanics of it.

Howdy there XCHAOSEDGEX! Man, this appears incredibly promising! I'm going to give a thorough review of everything soon, but this is extremely exciting.

In terms of timeline, I'm presently swamped at work for the next few days, but hopefully I can catch up with the backlog over the extended weekend and give full attention to this next weekend.

Also, my initial intuition is that the run you've submitted will be the true any% run, and that the other entries will be moved to a new glitchless category. But let me know what you think, I definitely want to hear your thoughts!

In any event, I hope all is well and I look forward to building on this outstanding find of yours!

Speedrunning is both the present and future. As such, I think it is entirely appropriate to house a separate "high-score" section within speedrun.com.

Furthermore, having a single, centralized repository for gaming records, be them speedrunning times or high-score totals, would better work to promote unity among a diverse array of gamers.

As appealing as the name highscore.com is towards serving as a compliment to speedrun.com, I simply don't think there is enough value-added in the name alone if you are encountering unreasonable resistance from the current owner of that domain name.

However, the speedrunning community at large is highly creative, and if your heart is set on having a separate website to manage high scores, I imagine you could start a naming contest for potential domain name ideas that would produce a viable alternative to highscore.com.