Just a FYI, I defined timing rules for VS COM and VS COM 'Expert' the way that myself and others do runs.
Let me know if anyone has any strong objections or if anyone has any ideas to move this community forward.
I think it'd be a good idea to redefine the Round Game category. Calling it Round Game 1-99 would be less arbitrary (the ending plays after round 99, and the game continues endlessly so there's no reason to stop at 100).
suggestions for exact language:
Rename category to "Round Game 1-99"
Rules: Clear rounds 1 through 99 of Round Game, in order.
Timing begins upon selecting Round 1 from the "ROUND SELECT" screen. Timing ends when the screen fades into the ending (after Toad leaves the right side of the screen on Round 99).
Okay, I'll make the additional changes to Round Game. Also, I'm proposing changing the rules of VS COM and 'Expert' to reflect what seems to be the consensus, which is to start upon difficulty select and end upon winning the third match against Wario, not necessarily after the victory screen ¤after¤ beating Wario for the third time.
This should be fine, but holler at me if not.
Hi !
I'm new to this community :) I'd like to know if it's okay to use a PAL version of the game ? It seems to be no differences between PAL and NTSC versions but I prefer to ask before I submit anything as I own a PAL version. Thank you !
Hi ZooF! Welcome to the community! I'm not aware of any significant differences between PAL and NTSC. Unless someone provides any evidence that suggests otherwise, do what's convenient.
Below is a link to Puzzle General, a community of puzzle gamers, some of whom play Woods. Looking forward to seeing your runs!
Puzzle General: https://discordapp.com/invite/0ZHoUXwTddfKwz1t
I just realized that the rules for VS COM and VS COM 'Expert' weren't very clear as to when the end timing should be. Per the OP, the timing is when Toad throws up the victory peace sign after the third fight against Wario. I clarified that in the rules description.
If anyone has any major objections, please raise them here. Otherwise, have a great day!
