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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: Oddly, ''Geometry Dash'' is significantly popular in Spanish-speaking countries by virtue of the most prominent players being from said countries, and thus the majority of the game's playerbase is Spanish or Spanish-speaking.
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** Clutterfunk is MUCH more difficult than its predecessing levels, because of the sawblades and new 'mini form.
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** Clutterfunk is MUCH more difficult than its predecessing levels, levels and even some following levels because of the sawblades and new 'mini form.mini form.
** Electrodynamix is a relatively easy level for a 12-star up until 60%, when the game hits you with two tight sped-up ship sections.
** Electrodynamix is a relatively easy level for a 12-star up until 60%, when the game hits you with two tight sped-up ship sections.
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* FriendlyFandoms: With the [[EleventyZillion googology]] fandom, strangely enough. This is thanks to the [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GvNWez3Vh3Q6AQXLshYOmA3sXG-9JbV6Zf7ZzRpba0o/edit Theoretically Possible Levels List]], which catalogs levels that use trigger objects to count a player's clicks, requiring them to have an absurdly high framerate to complete the level.
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* FriendlyFandoms: With the [[EleventyZillion googology]] fandom, strangely enough. This is thanks to the [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GvNWez3Vh3Q6AQXLshYOmA3sXG-9JbV6Zf7ZzRpba0o/edit Theoretically Possible Levels List]], which catalogs levels that use trigger objects to count a player's clicks, requiring them to have an absurdly impossibly high framerate to complete the level.
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* SequelDifficultyDrop: Geometry Dash Meltdown and Geometry Dash World, being free demos, both feature easier levels than the main games; the hardest levels in both of them are Hard.
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* SequelDifficultyDrop: Geometry Dash Meltdown and Geometry Dash World, being free demos, both feature easier levels than the main games; the hardest levels in both of them are Hard.rated 3 stars.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: A minor example. In update 2.0, the Wave game mode's name was changed to 'dart'. Thankfully, [=RobTop=] changed its name less than a month later after community backlash.
* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: The Impossible Game and Geometry Dash have the exact same gameplay styles. (except anything like the ship, wave, ball, spider, and robot and no triggers or pretty much anything other than blocks and spikes are in The Impossible Game.) Since The Impossible Game came first, fans of the game and haters of Geometry Dash have stated that Geometry Dash copied The Impossible Game despite the latter not having any customizable options for cube design, difficulty options, etc or any other mode but the cube.
* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: The Impossible Game and Geometry Dash have the exact same gameplay styles. (except anything like the ship, wave, ball, spider, and robot and no triggers or pretty much anything other than blocks and spikes are in The Impossible Game.) Since The Impossible Game came first, fans of the game and haters of Geometry Dash have stated that Geometry Dash copied The Impossible Game despite the latter not having any customizable options for cube design, difficulty options, etc or any other mode but the cube.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: A minor example. In update 2.0, the Wave game mode's name was changed to 'dart'. Thankfully, [=RobTop=] changed its name less than a month later after community backlash.
* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: The Impossible Game and Geometry Dash have the exact same gameplay styles. (exceptanything like the ship, wave, ball, spider, and robot and no triggers non-cube gamemodes, triggers, portals or pretty much anything other than blocks and spikes are in missing from The Impossible Game.) Since The Impossible Game came first, fans of the game and haters of Geometry Dash have stated that Geometry Dash copied The Impossible Game despite the latter not having any customizable options for cube design, difficulty options, etc or any other mode but the cube.
* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: The Impossible Game and Geometry Dash have the exact same gameplay styles. (except
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*** The reason of this is because while GD has official leaderboard for players who grind stats, such as stars, coins, diamonds etc., it does not have an official list of the hardest demons, so community members create their own lists with their own ranking systems and rules. Apart from this list, there are many more niche lists, such as "Challenge List"[[labelnote:Explanation]]List of hardest super short levels[[/labelnote]], "Sh---y Demon List"[[labelnote:Explanation]]list of hardest levels with no deco[[/labelnote]], "2 Player Demon List" etc. The only ones that might have some broken base are "Mobile Demon List" and "High Refresh Rate Mobile Demon List", because the first one only allows max of 60 FPS on mobile devices, while the latter allows any real FPS. However, the list teams themselves aren't in bad relationship unlike Pointercrate and Global List used to.
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*** The reason of this is because while GD has official leaderboard for players who grind stats, such as stars, coins, diamonds etc., it does not have an official list of the hardest demons, so community members create their own lists with their own ranking systems and rules. Apart from this list, there are many more niche lists, such as "Challenge List"[[labelnote:Explanation]]List of hardest super short levels[[/labelnote]], "Sh---y Demon List"[[labelnote:Explanation]]list of hardest levels with no deco[[/labelnote]], deco-less remakes of hard levels[[/labelnote]], "2 Player Demon List" etc. The only ones that might have some broken base are "Mobile Demon List" and "High Refresh Rate Mobile Demon List", because the first one only allows max of 60 FPS on mobile devices, while the latter allows any real FPS. However, the list teams themselves aren't in bad relationship unlike Pointercrate and Global List used to.
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** A more serious example was when Russian players Vernam and Eiriley (which are known for lots of questionable speechs) didn't like the Pointercrate rules and demon placement, so they made their own demonlist, which was at first named "RCGD demonlist", and then renamed to "Global Demonlist". While in the international community most people prefer Pointercrate, in Russia there were lots of arguments about which one is better. It ended with Eiriley somehow losing control over his demonlist and both lists placing Avernus at top 2, then the level having no serious progresses for 2 months.
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** A more serious example was when Russian players Vernam and Eiriley (which are known for lots of questionable speechs) didn't like the Pointercrate rules and demon placement, so they made their own demonlist, which was at first named "RCGD demonlist", and then renamed to "Global Demonlist". While in the international community most people prefer Pointercrate, in Russia there were lots of arguments about which one is better. It ended with Eiriley somehow losing control over his demonlist and both lists placing Avernus at top 2, then followed by the level having no serious progresses for 2 months.
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** Deadlocked (and 2.0 in general) represents a massive step up in the game's visuals, particularly during its ''VideoGame/JetpackJoyride''-inspired section where moving objects and masking are used to simulate laser fire.
** The official 10th anniversary celebration video contains a hand-drawn animation of a BossRush against some of the community's most iconic "boss fight" levels, portraying the PlayerCharacter as actually ''fighting'' them head-on with weapons and magic instead of simply outrunning them in an {{Animesque}} manner that [[https://youtu.be/mWi_zuXBECw?t=786 has to be seen to be believed]]. It even changes the endings of Ultra Violence and The Eschaton to favor the player much more than in the originals, complete with the appropriate visuals.
** Deadlocked (and 2.0 in general) represents a massive step up in the game's visuals, particularly during its ''VideoGame/JetpackJoyride''-inspired section where moving objects and masking are used to simulate laser fire.
** The official 10th anniversary celebration video contains a hand-drawn animation of a BossRush against some of the community's most iconic "boss fight" levels, portraying the PlayerCharacter as actually ''fighting'' them head-on with weapons and magic instead of simply outrunning them in an {{Animesque}} manner that [[https://youtu.be/mWi_zuXBECw?t=786 has to be seen to be believed]]. It even changes the endings of Ultra Violence and The Eschaton to favor the player much more than in the originals, complete with the appropriate visuals.
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** It seems like update 2.2 is going to create another example of this. The game wasn't updated for 6 years, during this time modders were able to decipher lots of stuff in the game's code and the principles of how it works, so modding has become pretty advanced.
*** The game has several mod launchers such as Geode and MegaHack. And MegaHack is also, as its name says, a powerful set of hacks, some of which are obvious cheats, while some are helpful for practice or make the game more convenient. For instance, the "Start Pos Switcher" that allows to switch pre-placed Start Positions to practice specific parts in the level. Or, "Noclip Accuracy" that counts your accuracy. Some people are so addicted to lots of these features that they feel uncomfortable on vanilla.
*** Meanwhile a certain category of players, the "showcasers" are literally dependant on these hacks, namely "gdbots" because they showcase the level in 4k 60 FPS by beating it with a macros prerecorded in speedhack with Practice mode om, so wide audience could enjoy it in good quality, without any mouse clicks, hand cams, stream chats etc. The update is going to remove all of this, something temporary, something forever.
*** Also, skilled players often play in 360 FPS, and since the game's physics depends on FPS, they get a huge advantage over normal players by having more chances to react and thus having the game to be more easier. The update is going to cap physics at 240 FPS, which is still very solid, especially for mobile players, but some PC players might not like it.
*** All of this might cause some players to ignore 2.2 and maybe even dislike it. There already are talks about there being a need to create a "2.1 private server" when the update comes out in order to keep their mods, and some people really think of beating actual extreme demons on that server. If that server gets enough recognition, the community might get split into 2 parts, with the bigger one going on forward with updates and respecting the new rules and the lesser one staying on that private server and building their own super hard levels.
*** Overall, 2.2 is so huge update that it would be more fitting to name it 3.0 or even "Geometry Dash 2". Surely, some players might get overwhelmed by its additions, or dislike the new unsightreadable levels if those get rated. But the update is still needed, because the game needs to evolve.
*** The game has several mod launchers such as Geode and MegaHack. And MegaHack is also, as its name says, a powerful set of hacks, some of which are obvious cheats, while some are helpful for practice or make the game more convenient. For instance, the "Start Pos Switcher" that allows to switch pre-placed Start Positions to practice specific parts in the level. Or, "Noclip Accuracy" that counts your accuracy. Some people are so addicted to lots of these features that they feel uncomfortable on vanilla.
*** Meanwhile a certain category of players, the "showcasers" are literally dependant on these hacks, namely "gdbots" because they showcase the level in 4k 60 FPS by beating it with a macros prerecorded in speedhack with Practice mode om, so wide audience could enjoy it in good quality, without any mouse clicks, hand cams, stream chats etc. The update is going to remove all of this, something temporary, something forever.
*** Also, skilled players often play in 360 FPS, and since the game's physics depends on FPS, they get a huge advantage over normal players by having more chances to react and thus having the game to be more easier. The update is going to cap physics at 240 FPS, which is still very solid, especially for mobile players, but some PC players might not like it.
*** All of this might cause some players to ignore 2.2 and maybe even dislike it. There already are talks about there being a need to create a "2.1 private server" when the update comes out in order to keep their mods, and some people really think of beating actual extreme demons on that server. If that server gets enough recognition, the community might get split into 2 parts, with the bigger one going on forward with updates and respecting the new rules and the lesser one staying on that private server and building their own super hard levels.
*** Overall, 2.2 is so huge update that it would be more fitting to name it 3.0 or even "Geometry Dash 2". Surely, some players might get overwhelmed by its additions, or dislike the new unsightreadable levels if those get rated. But the update is still needed, because the game needs to evolve.
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** Also, it seems like update 2.2 is going to create another example of this. The game wasn't updated for 6 years, during this time modders were able to decipher lots of stuff in the game's code and the principles of how it works, so modding has become pretty advanced. The game has several mod launchers such as Geode and MegaHack. And MegaHack is also, as its name says, a powerful set of hacks, some of which are obvious cheats, while some are helpful for practice or make the game more convenient. For instance, the "Start Pos Switcher" that allows to switch pre-placed Start Positions to practice specific parts in the level. Or, "Noclip Accuracy" that counts your accuracy. Some people are so addicted to lots of these features that they feel uncomfortable on vanilla. While a certain category of players, the "showcasers" are literally dependant on these hacks, namely "gdbots" because they showcase the level in 4k 60 FPS by beating it with a macros prerecorded in speedhack with Practice mode om, so wide audience could enjoy it in good quality, without any mouse clicks, hand cams, stream chats etc. The update is going to remove all of this, something temporary, something forever. Also, skilled players often play in 360 FPS, and since the game's physics depends on FPS, they get a huge advantage over normal players by having more chances to react and thus having the game to be more easier. The update is going to cap physics at 240 FPS, which is still very solid, especially for mobile players, but some PC players might not like it. All of this might cause some players to ignore 2.2 and maybe even dislike it. There already are talks about there being a need to create a "2.1 private server" when the update comes out in order to keep their mods, and some people really think of beating actual extreme demons on that server. If that server gets enough recognition, the community might get split into 2 parts, with the bigger one going on forward with updates and respecting the new rules and the lesser one staying on that private server and building their own super hard levels.
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** Also, it It seems like update 2.2 is going to create another example of this. The game wasn't updated for 6 years, during this time modders were able to decipher lots of stuff in the game's code and the principles of how it works, so modding has become pretty advanced.
*** The game has several mod launchers such as Geode and MegaHack. And MegaHack is also, as its name says, a powerful set of hacks, some of which are obvious cheats, while some are helpful for practice or make the game more convenient. For instance, the "Start Pos Switcher" that allows to switch pre-placed Start Positions to practice specific parts in the level. Or, "Noclip Accuracy" that counts your accuracy. Some people are so addicted to lots of these features that they feel uncomfortable on vanilla. While
**** Meanwhile a certain category of players, the "showcasers" are literally dependant on these hacks, namely "gdbots" because they showcase the level in 4k 60 FPS by beating it with a macros prerecorded in speedhack with Practice mode om, so wide audience could enjoy it in good quality, without any mouse clicks, hand cams, stream chats etc. The update is going to remove all of this, something temporary, somethingforever. forever.
**** Also, skilled players often play in 360 FPS, and since the game's physics depends on FPS, they get a huge advantage over normal players by having more chances to react and thus having the game to be more easier. The update is going to cap physics at 240 FPS, which is still very solid, especially for mobile players, but some PC players might not like it.
*** All of this might cause some players to ignore 2.2 and maybe even dislike it. There already are talks about there being a need to create a "2.1 private server" when the update comes out in order to keep their mods, and some people really think of beating actual extreme demons on that server. If that server gets enough recognition, the community might get split into 2 parts, with the bigger one going on forward with updates and respecting the new rules and the lesser one staying on that private server and building their own super hard levels.
*** The game has several mod launchers such as Geode and MegaHack. And MegaHack is also, as its name says, a powerful set of hacks, some of which are obvious cheats, while some are helpful for practice or make the game more convenient. For instance, the "Start Pos Switcher" that allows to switch pre-placed Start Positions to practice specific parts in the level. Or, "Noclip Accuracy" that counts your accuracy. Some people are so addicted to lots of these features that they feel uncomfortable on vanilla.
**** Meanwhile a certain category of players, the "showcasers" are literally dependant on these hacks, namely "gdbots" because they showcase the level in 4k 60 FPS by beating it with a macros prerecorded in speedhack with Practice mode om, so wide audience could enjoy it in good quality, without any mouse clicks, hand cams, stream chats etc. The update is going to remove all of this, something temporary, something
**** Also, skilled players often play in 360 FPS, and since the game's physics depends on FPS, they get a huge advantage over normal players by having more chances to react and thus having the game to be more easier. The update is going to cap physics at 240 FPS, which is still very solid, especially for mobile players, but some PC players might not like it.
*** All of this might cause some players to ignore 2.2 and maybe even dislike it. There already are talks about there being a need to create a "2.1 private server" when the update comes out in order to keep their mods, and some people really think of beating actual extreme demons on that server. If that server gets enough recognition, the community might get split into 2 parts, with the bigger one going on forward with updates and respecting the new rules and the lesser one staying on that private server and building their own super hard levels.
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** Overall, 2.2 is so huge update that it would be more fitting to name it 3.0 or even "Geometry Dash 2". Surely, some players might get overwhelmed by its additions, or dislike the new unsightreadable levels if those get rated. But the update is still needed, because the game needs to evolve.
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** Overall, 2.2 is so huge update that it would be more fitting to name it 3.0 or even "Geometry Dash 2". Surely, some players might get overwhelmed by its additions, or dislike the new unsightreadable levels if those get rated. But the update is still needed, because the game needs to evolve.
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** Also, it seems like update 2.2 is going to create another example of this. The game wasn't updated for 6 years, during this time modders were able to decipher lots of stuff in the game's code and the principles of how it works, so modding has become pretty advanced. The game has several mod launchers such as Geode and MegaHack. And MegaHack is also, as its name says, a powerful set of hacks, some of which are obvious cheats, while some are helpful for practice or make the game more convenient. For instance, the "Start Pos Switcher" that allows to switch pre-placed Start Positions to practice specific parts in the level. Or, "Noclip Accuracy" that counts your accuracy. Some people are so addicted to lots of these features that they feel uncomfortable on vanilla. While a certain category of players, the "showcasers" are literally dependant on these hacks, namely "gdbots" because they showcase the level in 4k 60 FPS by beating it with a macros prerecorded in speedhack with Practice mode om, so wide audience could enjoy it in good quality, without any mouse clicks, hand cams, stream chats etc. The update is going to remove all of this, something temporary, something forever. Also, skilled players often play in 360 FPS, and since the game's physics depends on FPS, they get a huge advantage over normal players by having more chances to react and thus having the game to be more easier. The update is going to cap physics at 240 FPS, which is still very solid, especially for mobile players, but some PC players might not like it. All of this might cause some players to ignore 2.2 and maybe even dislike it. There already are talks about there being a need to create a "2.1 private server" when the update comes out in order to keep their mods, and some people really think of beating actual extreme demons on that server. If that server gets enough recognition, the community might get split into 2 parts, with the bigger one going on forward with updates and respecting the new rules and the lesser one staying on that private server and building their own super hard levels.
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*** The reason of this is because while GD has official leaderboard for players who grind stats, such as stars, coins, diamonds etc., it does not have an official list of the hardest demons, so community members create their own lists with their own ranking systems and rules. Apart from this list, there are many more niche lists, such as "Challenge List"<ref>List of hardest super short levels</ref>, "Sh---y Demon List"<ref>list of hardest levels with no deco</ref>, "2 Player Demon List" etc. The only ones that might have some broken base are "Mobile Demon List" and "High Refresh Rate Mobile Demon List", because the first one only allows max of 60 FPS on mobile devices, while the latter allows any real FPS. However, the list teams themselves aren't in bad relationship unlike Pointercrate and Global List used to.
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*** The reason of this is because while GD has official leaderboard for players who grind stats, such as stars, coins, diamonds etc., it does not have an official list of the hardest demons, so community members create their own lists with their own ranking systems and rules. Apart from this list, there are many more niche lists, such as "Challenge List"<ref>List List"[[labelnote:Explanation]]List of hardest super short levels</ref>, levels[[/labelnote]], "Sh---y Demon List"<ref>list List"[[labelnote:Explanation]]list of hardest levels with no deco</ref>, deco[[/labelnote]], "2 Player Demon List" etc. The only ones that might have some broken base are "Mobile Demon List" and "High Refresh Rate Mobile Demon List", because the first one only allows max of 60 FPS on mobile devices, while the latter allows any real FPS. However, the list teams themselves aren't in bad relationship unlike Pointercrate and Global List used to.
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** A more serious example was when Russian players Vernam and Eiriley (which are known for lots of questionable speechs) didn't like the Pointercrate rules and demon placement, so they made their own demonlist, which was at first named "RCGD demonlist", and then renamed to "Global Demonlist". While in the international community most people prefer Pointercrate, in Russia there were lots of arguments about which one is better. It ended with Eiriley somehow losing control over his demonlist and both lists placing Avernus at top 2, then the level having no serious progresses for 2 months.
*** The reason of this is because while GD has official leaderboard for players who grind stats, such as stars, coins, diamonds etc., it does not have an official list of the hardest demons, so community members create their own lists with their own ranking systems and rules. Apart from this list, there are many more niche lists, such as "Challenge List"<ref>List of hardest super short levels</ref>, "Sh---y Demon List"<ref>list of hardest levels with no deco</ref>, "2 Player Demon List" etc. The only ones that might have some broken base are "Mobile Demon List" and "High Refresh Rate Mobile Demon List", because the first one only allows max of 60 FPS on mobile devices, while the latter allows any real FPS. However, the list teams themselves aren't in bad relationship unlike Pointercrate and Global List used to.
*** The reason of this is because while GD has official leaderboard for players who grind stats, such as stars, coins, diamonds etc., it does not have an official list of the hardest demons, so community members create their own lists with their own ranking systems and rules. Apart from this list, there are many more niche lists, such as "Challenge List"<ref>List of hardest super short levels</ref>, "Sh---y Demon List"<ref>list of hardest levels with no deco</ref>, "2 Player Demon List" etc. The only ones that might have some broken base are "Mobile Demon List" and "High Refresh Rate Mobile Demon List", because the first one only allows max of 60 FPS on mobile devices, while the latter allows any real FPS. However, the list teams themselves aren't in bad relationship unlike Pointercrate and Global List used to.
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*** This screaming spider icon is famous in Russian community as "The Pink Bug" ("Розовый Хрущ") because a YouTuber DeCody made a song about it that continously repeats something like "It's a pink bug. Looking ahead. Window's so dark That he can't understand", which is like a remake of a Russian meme song with the same lyrics, but originally there was a pink goose instead of a pink bug.
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*** This screaming spider icon is famous in Russian community as "The Pink Bug" ("Розовый Хрущ") because a YouTuber [=YouTuber=] DeCody made a song about it that continously repeats something like "It's a pink bug. Looking ahead. Window's so dark That he can't understand", which is like a remake of a Russian meme song with the same lyrics, but originally there was a pink goose instead of a pink bug.
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** At 100% speed, does this look possible to you?[[labelnote:Explanation]]Back in 2015, [=YouTuber=] [=TheMuteTroll=] made a video titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op_BdUabxlg "Geometry Dash Youtubers: Skilled or Hackers?"]] in which one piece of evidence he used to support his claims of [=YouTubers hacking=] was a clip of at the time popular player Noobas completing a once infamously difficult wave section in the level [="DeCode"=]. While this evidence was quite damning back then, nowadays, [=DeCode=] is considered a fairly easy demon and completing the wave is not a particularly impressive achievement, so using this as evidence of hacking in retrospect is amusing.[[/labelnote]]
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** At 100% speed, does this look possible to you?[[labelnote:Explanation]]Back in 2015, [=YouTuber=] [=TheMuteTroll=] made a video titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op_BdUabxlg "Geometry Dash Youtubers: [=YouTubers=]: Skilled or Hackers?"]] in which one piece of evidence he used to support his claims of [=YouTubers hacking=] was a clip of at the time popular player Noobas completing a once infamously difficult wave section in the level [="DeCode"=]. While this evidence was quite damning back then, nowadays, [=DeCode=] is considered a fairly easy demon and completing the wave is not a particularly impressive achievement, so using this as evidence of hacking in retrospect is amusing.[[/labelnote]]
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*** This screaming spider icon is famous in Russian community as "The Pink Bug" ("Розовый Хрущ") because a YouTuber DeCody made a song about it that continously repeats something like "It's a pink bug. Looking ahead. Window's so dark That he can't understand", which is like a remake of a Russian meme song with the same lyrics, but originally there was a pink goose instead of a pink bug.
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* FriendlyFandoms: With the [[EleventyZillion googology]] fandom, strangely enough. This is thanks to the [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GvNWez3Vh3Q6AQXLshYOmA3sXG-9JbV6Zf7ZzRpba0o/edit Theoretically Possible Levels List]], which catalogs levels that use trigger objects to count a player's clicks, requiring them to have an absurdly high framerate to complete the level.
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** Can't Let Go is the first level where you realize that this game means business.
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** Can't Let Go is the first level where you realize notorious for its upside-down section from 70% to 86% being very difficult to play without former practice. It doesn't help that this game means business.there's a coin in the section that throws you towards a spike with no warning.
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** The chicken is on fire[[labelnote:Explanation]][=RobTop=] once posted the phrase "The chicken is in the oven" on a Twitch stream; leading many to think that Update 2.1 has been submitted to Apple. The update still didn't release after the normal two-week period of review passed, leading many people to believe that the aforementioned chicken started burning. [[AscendedMeme It's made it's way into the game.]][[/labelnote]]
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** The chicken is on fire[[labelnote:Explanation]][=RobTop=] once posted the phrase "The chicken is in the oven" on a Twitch stream; leading many to think that Update 2.1 has been submitted to Apple. The update still didn't release after the normal two-week period of review passed, leading many people to believe that the aforementioned chicken started burning. [[AscendedMeme It's made it's its way into the game.]][[/labelnote]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: In 2022, GD Colon released [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sQk1lIDxws a video]] that criticised the secret coin placements in ''Geometry Dash [=SubZero=]''. A few weeks later, [=RobTop=] released an update that changed most of the secret coin placements, to which he responded by releasing [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnHhinqvkO8 another video]] that praised the changes.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Mirror Portals. While they don't seem annoying on paper, the animation that plays when reversing is ''juuuust'' lengthy enough that it can often cause you to get disoriented and die to obstacles you couldn't have avoided unless you knew they were there ahead of time and played accordingly. This is especially pronounced in Theory of Everything and Electroman Adventures, which are known for their poor use of these (tellingly, the latter was the last official level to use mirror portals at all). And with 2.2 now granting the ability to reverse direction ''immediately'' without even needing a portal, mirror portals have essentially become obsolete entirely.
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** At 100% speed, does this look possible to you? [[labelnote:Explanation]] Back in 2015, YouTuber TheMuteTroll made a video titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op_BdUabxlg "Geometry Dash Youtubers: Skilled or Hackers?"]] in which one piece of evidence he used to support his claims of YouTubers hacking was a clip of Noobas completing a once infamously difficult wave section in the level "DeCode". While this evidence was quite damning back then, nowadays, DeCode is considered a fairly easy demon and completing the wave is not a particularly impressive achievement, so using this as evidence of hacking in retrospect is amusing.
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** At 100% speed, does this look possible to you? [[labelnote:Explanation]] Back you?[[labelnote:Explanation]]Back in 2015, YouTuber TheMuteTroll [=YouTuber=] [=TheMuteTroll=] made a video titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op_BdUabxlg "Geometry Dash Youtubers: Skilled or Hackers?"]] in which one piece of evidence he used to support his claims of YouTubers hacking [=YouTubers hacking=] was a clip of at the time popular player Noobas completing a once infamously difficult wave section in the level "DeCode". [="DeCode"=]. While this evidence was quite damning back then, nowadays, DeCode [=DeCode=] is considered a fairly easy demon and completing the wave is not a particularly impressive achievement, so using this as evidence of hacking in retrospect is amusing.[[/labelnote]]
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** At 100% speed, does this look possible to you? [[labelnote:Explanation]] Back in 2015, YouTuber TheMuteTroll made a video titled [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op_BdUabxlg "Geometry Dash Youtubers: Skilled or Hackers?"]] in which one piece of evidence he used to support his claims of YouTubers hacking was a clip of Noobas completing a once infamously difficult wave section in the level "DeCode". While this evidence was quite damning back then, nowadays, DeCode is considered a fairly easy demon and completing the wave is not a particularly impressive achievement, so using this as evidence of hacking in retrospect is amusing.
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* FanNickname: "[=RubRub=]", the nickname given to [=RobTop=] himself [[InSeriesNickname by the vault's guard]], is now a very common nickname for him from the fanbase.
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** [=TrusTa=]’s infamous nerfing of Yatagarasu. Aside from the MemeticMutation involved, it caused Yatagarasu(which was believed to be harder than Sonic Wave, the current #1 demon at the time) to be placed at #2 on the Demons list, below the easier level, Sonic Wave. Cue the outrage towards [=TrusTa=] for the nerfs that contributed to its spot on the list. This would eventually be fixed, with Yatagarasu being placed at #1.
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** [=TrusTa=]’s infamous nerfing of Yatagarasu. Aside from the MemeticMutation involved, it caused Yatagarasu(which Yatagarasu (which was believed to be harder than Sonic Wave, the current #1 demon at the time) to be placed at #2 on the Demons list, below the easier level, Sonic Wave. Cue the outrage towards [=TrusTa=] for the nerfs that contributed to its spot on the list. This would eventually be fixed, with Yatagarasu being placed at #1.
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*** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twTw4fjT0ik Swag…]]
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*** [https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twTw4fjT0ik Swag…]]
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** YEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!![[labelnote:Explanation]]In [=NPesta's=] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs1kVySdUtI&t=145s verification of Kenos]], his reaction to beating it has become famous for how [[LargeHam insanely over-the-top]] it is. A justified reaction, as it is in the top 10 of most difficult Extreme Demons on the Official Demon List, but still.[[/labelnote]]
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** YEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!![[labelnote:Explanation]]In OH MY GOD! *intense high-pitched breathing*[[labelnote:Explanation]]In [=NPesta's=] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs1kVySdUtI&t=145s verification of Kenos]], his reaction to beating it has become famous for how [[LargeHam insanely over-the-top]] it is. A justified reaction, as it is was in the top 10 of most difficult Extreme Demons on the Official Demon List, List following release, but still.[[/labelnote]]
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*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhYRW_yNtWA Oh my god, oh my god]], oh my god, [[BrokenRecord oh my god]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg2zTApH9Hs Fuck.]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7BMhZp1KVw YEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!]]
*** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twTw4fjT0ik Swag…]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhYRW_yNtWA Oh my god, oh my god]], oh my god, [[BrokenRecord oh my god]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg2zTApH9Hs Fuck.]]
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7BMhZp1KVw YEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!]]
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** NOOOOOO! [[labelnote:Explanation]]Mefewe's infamous BigNo after getting 98% on a buffed Sonic Wave copy. It originated from the stream it happened on (as said reaction is excluded from the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sjmac3ZpDnk video of the fail]] he personally uploaded onto his YT). [[/labelnote]]
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** NOOOOOO! [[labelnote:Explanation]]Mefewe's infamous BigNo after getting 98% on a buffed Sonic Wave copy. It originated from the stream it happened on (as said reaction is on, the video Mefewe uploaded of the fail excluded from the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sjmac3ZpDnk video of the fail]] he personally uploaded onto his YT).it. [[/labelnote]]
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** [[https://youtu.be/YvgRzt5NjrI After a mental breakdown...]][[labelnote:Explanation]] Another meme mocking over the top reactions, this one comes from Bo’s verification video of VSC, which was considered to be the hardest wave challenge level. After it was later discovered to be hacked, people ended up mocking it to no end.[[/labelnote]]
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** [[https://youtu.be/YvgRzt5NjrI After a mental breakdown...]][[labelnote:Explanation]] Another meme mocking over the top reactions, this one comes from a clear of an extremely difficult challenge level, VSC. It was later discovered to be hacked, and people ended up mocking it to no end.[[/labelnote]]
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** [[https://youtu.be/YvgRzt5NjrI After a mental breakdown...]][[labelnote:Explanation]] Another meme mocking over the top reactions, this one comes from a clear Bo’s verification video of an extremely difficult VSC, which was considered to be the hardest challenge level, VSC. It level. After it was later discovered to be hacked, and people ended up mocking it to no end.[[/labelnote]]
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*** Famous players that were exposed for hacking, such as Noobas and Noctafly, have still not been completely forgiven by some of the community, despite some becoming legitimate players.
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** [=TrusTa=]’s infamous nerfing of Yatagarasu. Aside from the MemeticMutation involved, it caused Yatagarasu(which was believed to be harder than Sonic Wave, the current #1 demon at the time) to be placed at #2 on the Demons list, below the easier level, Sonic Wave. Cue the outrage towards [=TrusTa=] for the nerfs that contributed to its spot on the list. This would eventually be fixed, with Yatagarasu being placed at #1.
*** Famous players that were exposed for hacking, such as Noobas and Noctafly, have still not been completely forgiven by some of the community, despite some becoming legitimate players.
** [=TrusTa=]’s infamous nerfing of Yatagarasu. Aside from the MemeticMutation involved, it caused Yatagarasu(which was believed to be harder than Sonic Wave, the current #1 demon at the time) to be placed at #2 on the Demons list, below the easier level, Sonic Wave. Cue the outrage towards [=TrusTa=] for the nerfs that contributed to its spot on the list. This would eventually be fixed, with Yatagarasu being placed at #1.
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*** [=TrusTa=]'s nerf gun[[labelnote:Explanation]]Following the above meme's death, a common joke within many GD players is that TrusTa used a Nerf-branded toy gun to nerf Yatagarasu. Another variation is "I stole TrusTa's gun".[[/labelnote]]
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*** [=TrusTa=]'s nerf gun[[labelnote:Explanation]]Following the above meme's death, a common joke within many GD players is that TrusTa [=TrusTa=] used a Nerf-branded toy gun to nerf Yatagarasu. Another variation is "I stole TrusTa's [=TrusTa's=] gun".[[/labelnote]]
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** Why is my song not working? [[labelnote:Explanation]] Post February 2017, after Geometry Dash came back up on the Steam store with an update in place; more than a few people entirely missed the memo that RobTop has to personally approve any musician who wants their music used in the game. Does not stop people from asking the moderators of Newgrounds to help get their songs used though...[[/labelnote]]
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** Why is my song not working? [[labelnote:Explanation]] Post February 2017, after Geometry Dash came back up on the Steam store with an update in place; more than a few people entirely missed the memo that RobTop [=RobTop=] has to personally approve any musician who wants their music used in the game. Does not stop people from asking the moderators of Newgrounds to help get their songs used though...[[/labelnote]]
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*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YVaxTwKZEo *ATSOL plays in the background with mouse clicks* DUDE WHAT THE FUCK- *keyboard smashing*]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]8 months before release, Knobbelboy got 98% on Bloodlust (near the end of TMNGaming's part), thus quitting the game for a while. Usually paired with a animation of someone playing GD on a device before being shocked.[[/labelnote]]
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*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YVaxTwKZEo *ATSOL plays in the background with mouse clicks* DUDE WHAT THE FUCK- *keyboard smashing*]] [[labelnote:Explanation]]8 months before release, Knobbelboy [=Knobbelboy=] got 98% on Bloodlust [=Bloodlust=] (near the end of TMNGaming's [=TMNGaming's=] part), thus quitting the game for a while. Usually paired with a animation of someone playing GD on a device before being shocked.[[/labelnote]]
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** Clubstep Monsters. [[labelnote:Explanation]]Their popularity with level creators seems to be widely mocked nowadays. The meme most likely originated from Twitter user [[https://twitter.com/cclubstep?lang=en Committee of Clubstep]]. Usually paired with the monster from {{JonathanGD}}'s part in {{Mystic}} by {{EndLevel}}.[[/labelnote]]
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** Clubstep Monsters. [[labelnote:Explanation]]Their popularity with level creators seems to be widely mocked nowadays. The meme most likely originated from Twitter user [[https://twitter.com/cclubstep?lang=en Committee of Clubstep]]. Usually paired with the monster from {{JonathanGD}}'s [=JonathanGD=]'s part in {{Mystic}} [=Mystic=] by {{EndLevel}}.[=EndLevel=].[[/labelnote]]
