When I took over moderation of this game 2 months ago, I decided to make a few changes. For example, data resets were initially required to be shown in Single Game by previous moderators. I met this requirement myself in my first submission, then I became a mod and realized that half the accepted runs don't even show this. So this was my first decision: I deleted that rule, because the alternative was to disqualify all runs not showing it.

Immediately after that, I changed the timing rules slightly. The prior method was "time starts when you press start" and while this isn't too hard to tell most of the time, I found it much easier to just find the frame where the fade-out begins and colors noticeably change after selecting teams, and that became the start.

With this said, I have decided to go through and re-time every single video in the "Win A Single Game" category that was not originally verified by me. I did this because if I am going to change the timing, I should recount everything and have it consistent. Every video has now been frame-counted with the exact same rules. Most videos were accurately counted prior, and thus will have slightly lower times under the new timing methods. If this changed their time enough to earn them a second, it is now reflected on the leaderboards, and all players whose runs were modified will be listed below with their actual framecount:

bmw 7:37 > 7:36 (7m 36s 867ms)

latebit 8:01 > 8:00 (8m 00s 766ms)

Mike9k1 8:11 > 8:12 (8m 12s 300ms)

Reidood 8:50 > 8:49 (8m 49s 900ms)

Nolmy 9:21 > 9:20 (9m 20s 345ms)

YoBGS 12:26 > 12:25 (12m 25s 384ms)

RantronBomb 12:51 > 12:50 (12m 50s 867ms)

NerdyNester 14:35 > 14:34 (14m 34s 833ms)

All Twitch videos were downloaded using Twitch Leecher, then the MP4s were timed using Avidemux. All Youtube videos were timed using Youtube Frame Timer. (https://slashinfty.github.io/yt-frame-timer/)