I don't know how I feel about the idea of a Legacy% yet. There is some merit the the run at this current state seems very "clean", but then again something about super jumps don't seem that "broken". I think we go without Legacy% for now, as it will clearly split the community up a lot more then it already is based on the recent findings of Walrus Skip (new) and Super Jumps. I think as a game we are progressing with finding new tricks and they are great. I think this is what speedrunning should be, finding stuff, isolating it, perfecting it, using it to beat the game faster. If we start splitting categories more, what category would the weekly races be? Would most people start running the new rule set, or stick to Legacy% cus they are used to it?
The super jumps really don't break that much or shave off an insane amount of time. I think they add a nice flair to the game that the main category has been almost lacking. A lot of people have shown interest in the game because of these jumps and I think new tricks bring people in... they shouldn't scare people off. Things change. Games evolve. Runs evolve. People had to learn and adjust to stuff in the past and most of us were not here for the (I speak for a decent chunk of us who have joined within the past year or so). Fast times are still fast without these skips. Z's 109 is still insane skill, and even if I shave off a few minutes with SJs I am barely touching his time. These are easy jumps, not RNG dependent, not crazy skill... just a nice new movement set that we are learning to adapt into the run.
I'll go back to what I have been saying: the jumps in their current rule set (no old walrus skip, no new rooster skip, no early d4) don't seem Out of Bounds using an old outdated term. Bring in these super jumps, allow new walrus skip, call it Any % No SQ/WW/OoB, run the game, evolve, learn, chill, have fun.
-Bass