Hi All,

PLEASE VOTE HERE: https://forms.gle/zTVhGPc6hZ412KXV7

As you might know, there is an ongoing discussion about whether the "drag down" bug (or swiping down rapidly) should be allowed or not, as it slows down the game significantly.

There are currently 4 options on how to proceed:

Option 1: Don't change the rules (use current 1000m / minute average rule)

Option 2: Update the 1000m / minute rule to make it more strict This means we would work some more on the current 1000m / minute rule to make it more strict, as currently it still leaves a lot of room to slow down the game significantly. For example: the 1000m / minute rule must be enforced for every minute, not only the average. (The current WR for example reaches 6000m already at 3:30, which would not be allowed). Ideally, this would scale and take into account that the game will run faster the more distance has been travelled (and not linearly 1000m per minute). An idea would be checkpoints (1000m under 1 minute, 2000m under 1:50, 3000m under 2:40, 4000m under 3:30 etc.)-

If this option is chosen, the Mod team will come up with a reasonable suggestion (you can write ideas in the form if you like).

Option 3: Disallow swiping down (to slide) completely (unless used for an sliding under an obstacle) This will effectively disallow using the bug or swiping down for slowing down the game completely. (We would allow for maybe an accidental down swipe every minute.)

Option 4: Disallow swiping completely + also disallow struggling (which also slows down game) Same as option 3, but also running over obstacles like this is forbidden (because it slows down the game):

Also here there would be a minimal amount of allowed obstacles, as it can happen by accident.

Voting will be open for at least 2 full days (possibly longer, depending on the amount of feedback).

Here is the link to the poll: https://forms.gle/zTVhGPc6hZ412KXV7

YOU MUST SIGN IN TO GOOGLE IN ORDER TO TAKE THE POLL. This is so we can limit 1 vote per person the best we can.

Hi All

After 2 days, the poll has been closed. Unfortunately, not that many people participated, but the results still look quite conclusive:

Conclusion: There will be no changes and the current rules will stay in place.