They've wanted to add more mods but it's impossible sadly, as the only mods who are able to give people mod are inactive
I am one man and I have a full time job sorry I get around to these like once a month
Also, it's been literally 3 days since you submitted a run, and it is clearly a sped up run and doesn't include the built in timer that is on that website. Chill out.
@OhHecking well, generaly mods powers are not added freely to anyone just because they asked for it lol
in general terms of speedrunning (most of the times), new mods/verifiers are taken from closer and actives users to the game's comunity with some recognition, which are shown have the experience and understanding of the game, are known to be trustful, and have the capacity to take the job
not questioning your personal abilities, but this comes as a general advice: if someone pops up randomly in any comunity asking for mod/verifier, or well for other stuff related to that kind of aknowledgement, in the genuine view of most people he may be just a random user no one knows about in any aspect, where no one knows how it will go if he gets the mod role; it's just not that simple to get to that point
ok thanks for coming to my ted talk xd. Having said this, i could potentialy agree that efficiently looking for new mods/verifiers would be a great idea to keep the verification system of the game alive; just that they have to look for it better, not just accept the first person who happends to ask for it
i felt like writting all of that because it's quite a common thing to see is SRC, now i can just screenshot and paste this image when necesary lol
@KilleDragon Thank you for the insightful reply, I completely agree with your sentiment. Some newbie entering the community and claiming to have a run that's gotten a world record when players have been grinding it for years is worthy of doubt at best.
It's less about the player's skill and more about trusting them with powerful mod tools. If you hang out in the community enough you can probably gain that trust.
