I agree i want to change at least one but im not sure. Specifically which ones are similar?
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BJJ Tier Updated:

stiletto sweep nudged to BJJ 2

pulling guard technique is divided into full guard and half guard techniques.

This is allows for an easier approach to the bjj style.

Says the man who repeatedly ignores rule #3 on the replay thread.
Try to be more tolerant.

That suplex is no bueno. It was a good hand dq but you were unable to throw him over your head. You can tell bc he still landed on top of you.

Snapkick is good.

Turnover looks good as well.

A basic suplex should end up with your opponent being on the ground behind you. In the example I'm posting, I suplexed my opponent and generated enough rotation to slam him, meaning that I lifted myself off the ground to put more weight into his fall. That's why I swung up and landed on top of him. The most important thing is that the other guy doesn't land on top of you.

Yes... Aquita told you that, I figured I would go into more detail

Yes, those count, wait for Aquita or Roux to accept you to tier 1

Jeromejohn, welcome to T1

Judo Tier:
Finally got the all the stuff... Here it is!

Replay overview:
Hiza guruma: Close but solid knee wheel
Harai Goshi: It would look better if my hip didn't get frac'd, but hey, it worked
Ashi Guruma: I was just going to post this one, but it felt kind of weak
O Uchi Gari 1: It took an embarrassingly long time to get this throw, some jack ass would always find some way to save his ass and cock up my take down...
O Soto Gari: Pretty basic
Uchi Mata: Opponent goes in for a snap kick but I managed to get my leg in. Greatness ensued.
Morote Seoi nage: A really old replay, infact I used this one in my app to join TA, but it's functional.

Everything looks good except the harai goshi/ashi guruma. You need more hips on the harai goshi, and more leg on the ashi guruma.

Yeah that was a very awkward harai goshi.