To me, those nested tabs seem really complicated and hard to understand (especially when it's like 3 nested tabs).

I guess it's more simple and easy to grasp if structured like following: For main tab

• Any% Bad Ending
• Any% True Ending
• 100%
• Glitchless in Misc.
  • True Ending (New Game+)
  • Secret Ending For 1st inner tab (a variable) - not display for Steam exclusive categories.
• Freeware
• Steam

• All categories except "Glitchless" allow all glitches
• There is almost no difference between Any% Bad Ending and Any% Bad Ending (New Game+) for Eversion, so they are integrated to Any% Bad Ending.
• The word "Any%" is not necessary here, but I prefer to use it because it makes everyone who likes speedrun to recognize the purpose of categories more easily.
• 100% requires True Ending.
• Any% (Glitchless) and 100% (Glitchless) are integrated to one category b/c both require all gems that only 100% requires when all glitches are allowed, then have exactly the same rule.

Please point out if I overlooked something.

Thank you for your quick response and creating a new thread for further discussions.

I'm happy to hear that you will go back to run this game again.

I've recently started running Eversion Any% and got a question on the rules for it.

Is it legit to use a prepared save data in which all gems are collected before starting the run for Any% categories? Now the 1st runner of "Any% True Ending" category using the gem-collected data, but it seems to be classified as like New Game+ imo.

I would appreciate if edited rules to clarify it or created a new category like New Game+ and the record would be moved under it.