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View records →TT DefaultNo official records yetView records →TT GravityNo official records yetView records →TT SpeedNo official records yetView records →speedrun_alone is part of the Iwannabepro.com Counter-Strike 1.6 DeathRun map archive. Explore its recorded completion times, find the current official record holders and open individual runs to inspect their movement statistics. The category links connect this map overview to the leaderboards where you can compare personal bests under your selected filters.
The archive contains 2 recorded runs from 2 players. These totals exclude runs and players flagged as cheaters. The overview currently lists official record holders in 1 movement category.
Choose Speedrun, Simplified, KZ, Fun or Evolution to open the corresponding leaderboard for this map. Each category has its own ranked results. A position in one category should be read within that category rather than treated as a combined ranking across all movement modes.
The overview shows the fastest matching official result for each available category. Open its leaderboard to see other players and narrow the comparison with the available filters. A category without an official record is labelled accordingly rather than displaying an estimated time.
Separate category pages are available for TT Default, TT Gravity and TT Speed. These links keep the map the same while changing the category whose records you are viewing.
When comparing performances, check the category and FPS shown in the table. Compare a player’s result with other entries in the same selected view. The category name is also included in each leaderboard row, helping you keep the context when opening an individual run.
All FPS includes matching results across FPS values. Select a specific FPS value or Unlimited to narrow the table. Changing FPS updates the results without changing the category page address. The leaderboard displays one best matching run per player, so changing a filter can change both the recorded time and the order of players.
Official Only is enabled by default. Turning it off allows unofficial results to be included. The KZ view initially selects 100 FPS and Slowdown; its controls also let you choose other available filter settings. These are the initial display filters, not a description of every rule applied by the game server.
Completion time determines the order of the results. The table also shows FPS, Jumps, Strafes, Speed and Sync. Speed is the maximum recorded velocity for the run, displayed in units per second. Sync is calculated from recorded good-sync frames relative to sync frames and displayed as a percentage.
These statistics add context to the final time. A higher peak speed or a different number of jumps does not by itself establish which run finished faster. Use completion time as the result and inspect the other values to understand differences between matching runs.
Each result links to its individual run page through Details. Open the run to inspect the information recorded for that particular attempt instead of relying only on the leaderboard summary. The player entry identifies the runner, while Date shows when the result was recorded.
For a useful comparison, start with two results from this map under the same category and selected filters. Check their completion times and movement statistics together. This keeps the comparison tied to recorded performances rather than assumptions based on the map name or a single statistic.
This overview brings together the map’s recorded activity and its category leaders. The deeper leaderboard pages provide the ranked personal bests for each movement category, with filters for a more specific view. Return here when you want to switch categories or check which official records are available for speedrun_alone.
Browse the CS 1.6 DeathRun map directory to find another map, or visit recent recorded runs to explore individual performances. Map totals, category leaders and filtered leaderboard positions describe different parts of the archive and should be read in their respective context.
Explore the fastest runs across maps, movement modes and FPS categories.
