r/speedrun

I submitted a decent run of the game trap adventure 2, but the mods have been offline for a very long time. How do I get them to approve it? There are only 2 moderators but only one of them linked their socials (discord). I tried adding him there but he isn't accepting. What should I do?

I’ve have beautiful feet that I used to beat Paris in 3 minutes and you should definitely watch it if you love feet and/or Hitman. I’m doing Sapienza at 300 subs if you want to contribute to more of my feet being on the internet. Someone force Atrioc to watch this

Picked this up recently and didn’t think much of it at first, but it turned into one of those “just one more try” games.

After a lot of falling and restarting I ended up doing a full run in about 26 minutes, which I honestly didn’t expect to be possible when I started.

Here’s the run:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpVokWCLO0s&t=1250s

Curious if anyone else has played it and how far you got I feel like most people would quit way earlier, i think im the first one to speedrun it

I was wondering if it is fastest to grab the orb on Yoshi's island 1 to clear bowser's castle or iggy's, i'm not very familiar with the rules so I don't know if it is a requirement to trigger the credits. I also know that the usual route is to grab lakitu's cloud on yoshi's island 2, so I guess that's the fastest way. Anybody know?

Hi everyone,

I heard about the 10k bounty and I am curious if people are trying hard? havent seen on the leaderboard any new PBs for the past 2 months or rather since the bounty came out. U know who is grinding really hard? Weegee doesn’t seem too motivated.

Just curious - looking for ur answers :)

My actual best is 2:41, but that one only started recording after Phase 2 bcs I wasn’t trying for a TKO. This isn’t my best performance, but it’s my best one with a whole video.

I still do new runs of Breath of the Wild, and get most of my enjoyment from speedrun techniques to optimize travel, pioneering new paths and enjoying the visuals of flying across the map

Unfortunately when I fired up its sequel, I found being grounded initially to be frustrating and when I got to the point of getting “aerial” a few hours in, realized traveling by bullet time bounce and wind bomb in Breath to be way more satisfying and obviously faster. Visually, not much is different. I have picked up Tears since the first day I tried to play

Anyone run into a similar issue? Are other aspects of Tears satisfying enough to make up for the optimization of the main character of Breath (the map) that speedrunning techniques offer?

I was wondering, what's the oldest game that currently has zero runs listed on Speedrun.com? I'm curious if anyone has come across one.

I commend anyone who is dedicated to speed runs, because I personally could not face messing up at a deep point in a speedrun if I practiced over and over just to twitch the wrong way and mess up.