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Hey everyone, I was just wondering about your favorite types of levels in geometry dash. Do you play wave challenges more, or do you prefer focusing on demon levels? For me, I spend a lot of time on geometry dash wave levels. They’re tricky but feel so satisfying when you get the rhythm right. Demon levels are fun too, but they can be stressful when they’re super long. What about you? Which type keeps you coming back for more?

man what kind of site is that XD just download the real game

i play mostly demon because wave challenges are usually luck-based (if the timing is too short to beat consistently then it is luck)
the problem with a lot of very high-tier demon levels is that they end up requiring high luck even if you are the best player possible, especially if you have frame perfects at high hz. for example if you play 144hz (which you have to for some high tier demons) a frame perfect will be 1/144 of a second (0.7 milliseconds). for reference even 1 millisecond cannot be reliably perceived by the human eye. this is too precise for even muscle memory, so a lot of the very top demons require insane amounts of repetition even when you are as good as humanly possible at them as possible. of course there is a "skill" element but the "skill" is just playing them repeatedly once you have memorized everything, which is why i only go up to insane demons (to waste less of my life on games)

FirTreeMan:
man what kind of site is that XD just download the real game

i play mostly demon because wave challenges are usually luck-based (if the timing is too short to beat consistently then it is luck)
the problem with a lot of very high-tier demon levels is that they end up requiring high luck even if you are the best player possible, especially if you have frame perfects at high hz. for example if you play 144hz (which you have to for some high tier demons) a frame perfect will be 1/144 of a second (0.7 milliseconds). for reference even 1 millisecond cannot be reliably perceived by the human eye. this is too precise for even muscle memory, so a lot of the very top demons require insane amounts of repetition even when you are as good as humanly possible at them as possible. of course there is a "skill" element but the "skill" is just playing them repeatedly once you have memorized everything, which is why i only go up to insane demons (to waste less of my life on games)

How many demons have you completed so far?