Yeah I know that lol, I just think some of the names are flawed, some of them don't make sense, and some of them are wrong.

I agree. Regarding the new names for tricks, at first a couple years ago when people started naming 'new' tricks I just rolled my eyes at the kids that thought they were coming up with new stuff when none of it was new and most could be easily described with combos of existing tricks. But having made a trick race map, I find it's very handy having names for those interesting combos. If I'd had to describe all the tricks that could be broken into smaller tricks, I'd have run out of room in a lot of places, and I'm sure people would be far more confused trying to decypher them than looking up some single named trick. I did try to include a couple of alternate names for old tricks that got renamed, but really I figure it's the most popular and well-known name that counts, not the oldest.

As far as some of the inconsistent names and naming schemes in the map go it's mostly because I was too lazy when making the map and just figured I'd let the replay I'd make of the map sort things out. By the time I made the first trickrace map I'd forgotten most of the old school names of any of the tricks that existed, and a lot of things were named by asking whoever I was testing the map with at the time.

From what originated as a "Mexi" and an "Arch" a mexi is when you throw yourself like this way over an entire island in a roper, and an arch is when you do it over a small part of this island, so I don't see where you get all these Mexi's that are actually Arches.

I don't know if I actually followed this rule or not ('cause I might've just copy/pasted arch or mexi depending on what was closest ), but I like to say arch flies higher than it does long, and mexi flies longer than it does high.

"Swing to Spike" This is a cool move actually, but why call it swing to spike, and not an entirely different name? Like a dragon is just a "swing" then a shadow but isn't called a swing to shadow...

I like it too, if anyone wants to name it go ahead. I've already had to name more than I'd like just trying to describe things for these maps.

Fierce competition

The nova/wall shadow at the end does get easier with practice and the right approach, so if it's that much trouble practice it 

Eh, it's not so bad at 3-4x speed, I just have to rewatch anything that didn't look right.

I could use a second opinion on Alien's latest time - about 0:40s in for the 5x pinball at the beginning, he bounces off the ground from the left into 4 pinballs. I would have thought to count that as 4 pinballs, but I guess I could see how the beginning bounce might count as one. So is it OK? I didn't want to make a snap judgement here 'cause it'll be a first place time and a difficult one to beat.

Ohhh it counts time when I surrender not when I touch last line? Gonna practice my surrendering... I'm doing that too slow! 11s ffs!

For some stupid reason I decided to use the time the game ended at for the first record so I was stuck with it after that - surrender time or time touching the finish would've been a better point to choose the time, but it should still be pretty consistent. With such long games though, I'll be surprised if it comes down to a few seconds.

And ye, sorry for being unprecise a bit... what tricks were problem?

Probably nothing but a millimetre or two anywhere, except the inlaw to pini right near the end where you grabbed the top bit, but that line should've covered the whole wall anyway, it was just careless that I allowed a pini to be possible there without grabbing the right line. I think I'll fix that bit up on next edit of the map.

And Rodent jumps into the lead with 38:20, good job Rodent

Someone got old replays of me?

Was it Freeman? I've got this one:

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