[74509] Warning for Indianapolis Tournament participants: Bug in Extreme Speed team management extension

Critical warning for Extreme Speed extension users in Pokémon tournaments

Players participating in the upcoming tournament in Indianapolis (Indy) are urged to exercise extreme caution when submitting their teams via the rk9 system. According to ArKaneVGC, there is a significant bug in older versions of the "Extreme Speed" extension, which could lead to incorrect calculations of statistical data (EVs) and the display of outdated items and moves.

ArKaneVGC clarified that the system still relies on the old EV method in unupdated versions, which could disqualify participants. The developer emphasizes that they are "still waiting for Google approval" for the new version, therefore users must download version 1.6.1 directly from Github and completely remove any previous version from the browser.

For their part, Azulite_poke published detailed instructions for users to prevent registration errors: According to Azulite_poke, one must ensure the full removal of the old extension and use "Developer Mode" in the Chrome browser to load the files downloaded directly from the official source.

The competitive community warns that using these tools without ensuring they are up to date could lead to erroneous data reporting in rk9, the official tournament management system. It is recommended that users follow the precise instructions published on the developers' Twitter pages to ensure team integrity before registration closes.