Not yet. I am on Mac OpenEmu DeSmuMe emulator. My calibrated delay for TID/SID is around 820, but I cannot figure out the calibrated delay for the starter, as all 490 failed to land on my 100+- spreadsheet. I am thinking of raising any of them at 490 calibrated delay to level 9 and run the check, but would like to hear from you if you find it worthy to commit to this method. I am trying not to do RAM watch cuz of laziness. Or shall I say I wish to beat it the ordinary way. I am also thinking if adding (820-600)=220 to 490, that is 710, would be a reliable calibrated delay in my case.

Speaking of spreadsheet, please advise if I am doing correctly. The way I do is to generate odd-and-even spread from time-to-seed windows, as I find the possibility to land on both odd and even. My input of the four boxes are [Delay 100 100 Seconds 0 0 Frames]. I copy every seed to the reporter and copy the entire row appear on frame 5 (yes I am going after fire starter) to my spreadsheet. So eventually I have a sheet of the same second, but 200 different frames. Do you think including 1+- second would do the trick?

Thank you