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0:00This video is not recommended for epileptics.
0:03If you have a mobile phone, there is a high possibility
0:04that you, once at least to kill time,
0:07downloaded one of the most popular mobile games in the World: Geometry Dash.
0:10It's a little game that does not look much,
0:11it's visually modest and proposes you to do one thing:
0:14tap on your screen.
0:15Here, look, I'm tapping and my icon jumps,
0:18and then here I tap again, I dodge obstacles and then the next ones,
0:20and I arrive at the finish line which indicates the end of the level.
0:23And if you've ever played it you know that the game quickly increases in difficulty,
0:25and there's a good chance that you'll
0:27never actually get to the end
0:28In fact, I'm telling you, even if you have reached the end of the game,
0:31you have not reached the end of the game.
0:33Because if you thought that this was Geometry Dash,
0:37uh… no… No no no, it is…
0:41no.
0:41[Music]
1:02Is this starting to intrigue you?
1:03And remember that if it looks hard, for us
1:05who have never reached this level of difficulty,
1:07it is actually a hundred times more complicated than it looks.
1:09And believe me, I'm not exaggerating,
1:11that's hell.
1:13And if you think I'm going to explain in detail why
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2:40Okay, well, we can go back to the beginning.
2:42Geometry Dash was created in 2013, launched on iOS
2:44and Android, and is now also available on PC
2:47and exploded in popularity very quickly.
2:48Most of us played it to kill time,
2:51finishing a few levels without going to the end of the game.
2:53The end of the game is currently, on the paid version,
2:5521 levels which last one or two minutes each.
2:57These levels are categorized by level difficulty: from "easy" to "demon",
3:01and take, for the hardest ones, for a casual player,
3:03a few hundred, or even a few thousand tries to complete.
3:05You can only do
3:06two things in Geometry Dash: tap quickly or hold,
3:09except the game actually proposes more complexity than that.
3:11There are several shapes for your icon
3:13that you activate by going through portals.
3:15In normal mode, you can tap once to jump, in "ship mode" for example,
3:18you keep pressing for the ship to gain height,
3:20and you release to make it fall. In "wave mode" you press
3:23or release to send your icon in a diagonal or another.
3:26In short, we have a few like that
3:27on top of which are added portals
3:29that can change anything and everything:
3:31portals that reverse gravity,
3:32portals that make you go back the other way, like a mirror,
3:35portals that split you, and force you to direct
3:38your two icons with the same pressure but on different surfaces,
3:40and obviously, because it wouldn't be fun otherwise,
3:42you can chain these portals and combine their effects.
3:45And you might understand a little better why the game is complicated,
3:48except you don't understand at all.
3:49If the game remained so popular after all these years,
3:51it's not just that it's accessible and entertaining,
3:53it's particularly that it provides a tool that will change everything:
3:56a level editor, which allows those
3:58who want to make their own levels.
4:00And that's where it all went crazy
4:01because some players got really good at Geometry Dash,
4:04more than good enough to finish the main game.
4:05Players quickly developed a desire to play more complicated levels,
4:08so they built their own ones.
4:10Well, we're not here to talk about the creativity of Geometry Dash players,
4:13not here to marvel at their ingenuity
4:15even if we can stop for a few seconds on this guy
4:17who created, on an editor that only allows the creation of 2D levels,
4:21a 3D level, or on this guy who created a system
4:24to reproduce a video with the game editor,
4:27but let's forget that, we will save this for another time. What we are going to talk about
4:29is what will happen within the demon difficulty.
4:31Players designing more and more complex levels over months
4:35will need to create
4:36a new difficulty scale within the demon difficulty:
4:38"Easy", "Medium", "Hard", "Insane" and finally "Extreme".
4:42It is this category that will interest us,
4:44the "extreme demons", because this is where
4:46the most terribly complex levels of Geometry Dash are found,
4:48carefully listed and classified in what is called the "demon list",
4:51the ranking of the hardest levels in the game.
4:52Here, forget the few hundred tries to complete a level,
4:55even the best players in the world know that they will have to invest
4:57several tens of thousands of attempts, hoping to complete one.
5:00Levels are so complex,
5:01so obnoxiously fast, that they no longer end
5:03by reacting to obstacles in front of those who try.
5:06Here we are falling into the realm of memorization,
5:08the best players will memorize the inputs necessary
5:10to complete one section,
5:11then another one, then another one,
5:13to assemble them and end up completing the level.
5:15I mean, look at this,
5:16I'm having a hard time even understanding what obstacles we're supposed to avoid.
5:19I don't even want to imagine the skill and the amount of effort
5:22it takes to be able to hope
5:24to only reach 10% of one of these levels, and you
5:26can find a whole list of those,
5:27and at the top of this list, there is a level called
5:30Silent Clubstep, and that...
5:33Well, I'm going to explain.
5:34We are in the middle of 2014, and Sailent,
5:36a Finnish Geometry Dash player
5:38decided to create a level that would not
5:39only be hard to complete, even very hard,
5:41he decided to create what is called an impossible level:
5:43a theoretically doable level but which seems so
5:46obnoxiously hard that it is considered as impossible.
5:48That's Silent Clubstep,
5:49and when it came out,
5:50verified with a hack by its creator without really being completed so that
5:53others could try it,
5:55the majority of the best players in the world were seized by a passion for this level,
5:58before being disgusted by it. Because the first person to get
6:00to 4% of the level, which is 4 seconds after the start, did so more than a year
6:05after the creation of the level.
6:06Alright, I think you're starting to get it.
6:08Okay, I'm going to introduce you the level.
6:09Here we are going to speak in percentages,
6:11when you are progressing in a level,
6:12you are not told the time you have spent there,
6:14you are told the percentage of the level
6:16at which you are, and the explanation of the first percent
6:18will give you an idea of what awaits us on the rest of the map.
6:20In Geometry Dash you regularly find what are called “spikes”,
6:23over which you have to jump.
6:25The hardest part, theoretically, in the main game, is a jump over 3 spikes.
6:28From the first percent of the level,
6:30Silent Clubstep asks you to jump over 4 spikes,
6:35okay.
6:35In fact, it is something that is allowed by the level editor.
6:38If you want to pile up spikes, you can do it,
6:40and what that means is that you can theoretically
6:42put four spikes side by side, and bring them slightly closer together
6:45to make the jump possible, barely possible,
6:48to be honest almost "frame perfect".
6:49Frame perfect for those who don't know
6:51it's very simple, when you play a game you run it
6:53at a certain number of frames, frames per second,
6:55what we call fps.
6:57The norm for a long time
6:58was 60 frames per second, so 60 fps. A jump that we call frame perfect
7:01is a jump that requires that if you divide a second into 60 equal parts,
7:04you click on the exact good part, the exact good frame,
7:07do you understand a little better?
7:08Keep in mind that in Silent Clubstep, almost frame perfect
7:12or frame perfect jumps, there are a lot of them, everywhere in fact.
7:15Well, the level lasts 1 minute 27, and I may not explain
7:18every second of gameplay to you, but you should know that if you've watched
7:21this first jump thinking that there was nothing complicated,
7:23you should maybe look at the rest of the level in a different way.
7:27Here, eveything is horrible.
7:28And in this endless succession
7:30of terrible sections, there are three parts that are particularly awful,
7:33the three key moments that drove anyone
7:35who tried to complete the level completely crazy.
7:37Number 1, 6%
7:38The neck.
7:39Here, we are dealing with a very common mechanic in Geometry Dash,
7:41which is called "Straight Flying".
7:43You are in ship mode, so you need to press to go up,
7:45and you release to go down,
7:46all in a very narrow corridor that requires you to click and release
7:49quickly, but not too much,
7:50being extremely consistent, with a room for maneuver more or less
7:52reduced depending on the sadism of the level's creator.
7:55It's hard enough as it is, except that here Sailent
7:57decided to put a “mirror portal” at the end,
7:59which forces you to do it the other way,
8:00and he added a "gravity portal" to reverse the direction of gravity.
8:04Oh and by the way it's not straight all the time, so it's Straight Flying...
8:07not straight.
8:08Oh, and to see where you're going when it's not straight
8:09good luck because it's dark.
8:12Well, that sounds hard, but not half as hard as it should be.
8:14When I'm watching there, even I have the impression that you have to tap quickly and precisely, okay,
8:18but the level of difficulty looks moderate,
8:20but you will quickly understand what it really is.
8:22Number 2, 62%
8:23With a “dual portal” which therefore splits you,
8:25with two icons that you control at the same time
8:27with the same pressures and here on different surfaces,
8:29except that there are in this section several almost frame perfect jumps.
8:33Oh and your icons don't move at normal speed, but at x3 speed.
8:36Number 3, 71%
8:38Here we come to what is cheerfully called
8:39the "eight jumps of hell". Literally "les huit sauts de l'enfer" in French.
8:42And you can imagine that if the prodigies who have been trying hard
8:44Geometry Dash for years have given this name to this section,
8:46it is really that there is something wrong.
8:48It's very simple, here almost all the jumps of
8:50the eight that you have to do are frame perfect,
8:52imagine already tapping once the good fraction of the 60 that make up a second,
8:56now imagine having to do it 8 times in a row.
8:58In fact, this part is so difficult that there is a documentary on YouTube
9:01explaining the efforts made by the players only to get through these eight jumps of hell.
9:05Oh and also keep in mind that for these players,
9:06this part is, believe it or not, less hard than the neck at 6%.
9:10Here, I'm telling you,
9:11we have the Holy Trinity of difficulty, peaks of arduousness surrounded
9:13by other extremely complicated sections.
9:16While I'm at it, I'm going to present you the last part of the map,
9:18the one that comes to conclude the hell that is this level, here is an invisible... labyrinth.
9:22In fact, to get out of it you have to jump or let yourself fall
9:24by memorizing a ten-digit pattern that mixes these two actions.
9:27For example at the beginning there, you have to jump four times, there you fall once, in short, you get it.
9:31And while the difficulty of this obstacle is nowhere near as awful
9:34as the three others I showed you earlier,
9:36the fact that it is the last one,
9:37at the very end, when you understand that there
9:40you can mark the history of the game and become the first
9:42to verify one of the hardest levels ever created on Geometry Dash
9:45and that you are not only asked
9:46to completely rely on your muscle memory,
9:48and to remember a pattern of numbers...
9:51Uh, yeah.
9:51Well, that's hell.
9:52That and all of that together, forms Silent Clubstep.
9:56The first real breakthrough on this level was made by a player named IcEDCave,
10:00a Canadian player who would later be known
10:01for creating one of the most complicated levels in the history of the game,
10:04but maybe I'll save that for another video.
10:06In short, IceEDCave is a guy who, not content with being able to create
10:08extremely complicated levels, is also able to complete very difficult levels,
10:12and who managed in November 2015 to reach 4% of the level.
10:16In May 2016, another player named Emirate managed to make it to 6%,
10:20do you realize how slow is this progress?
10:22It took 5 additional months for two small percent more.
10:26And I remind you that at 6%
10:27we have not yet faced any of the three key moments of the level.
10:29So, to help you understand better what will follow,
10:31I will present to you the three main methods
10:33that players use to progress on complicated levels.
10:35The first is to play normally
10:36and try to finish the level from start to finish.
10:38The second consists of using the "practice mode",
10:40a mode in which checkpoints are placed automatically
10:43and which allows you to respawn without going back to the start of the level.
10:45In short, using the practice mode
10:47and trying to finish the level with the fewest respawns possible.
10:50The third, finally,
10:51allows you to create copies of the level, and cut it in parts to train
10:54on specific sections by finishing, for example, a section from 10 to 12%,
10:57and as long as no one has verified the level, players must
10:59find a way to know who is the closest to finishing it.
11:02In the rankings, you'll find players who have managed to reach 4%,
11:05other players who have managed to finish the level in 900 attempts
11:07in practice mode, in short, different metrics,
11:10of which the level of difficulty can be judged by players, and therefore rankable.
11:13And after Emirate's insane 6% run,
11:15Sunix, the best player of the game at the time,
11:17managed to finish the level in practice mode in December 2016 after 495 attempts.
11:22Are you hearing what I'm saying?
11:24The best player of the game,
11:25after tens of thousands of attempts, more than two years
11:27after the level was created, has managed to finish it by reappearing 495 times,
11:31but who's supposed to succeed here then?
11:32At this point, understand that in all Geometry Dash players' minds,
11:35Silent Clubstep can't be verified.
11:38Okay, so now we’re in December 2016, and during 2017
11:41something unexpected happened...
11:44Nothing.
11:45Nothing happened,
11:46the level has been completely abandoned.
11:48For several reasons,
11:49First, the fact that Sunix struggled so much
11:50to finish the level in practice mode didn't seem to leave any hope for the other players,
11:53and secondly, in January and November 2017,
11:56two Geometry Dash updates were released: 2.1 and 2.11, both slightly modified
12:00the game and ended up destroying the level by making some timings almost impossible,
12:04and constantly increasing the difficulty of the map.
12:07So we’re waiting, and nothing happens.
12:09We are now in 2018, more than 3 years after the level was created,
12:12at this time the world record was still 6%.
12:15And then one day, a player called EarthRex posted this video.
12:22- 7%! - Oh my god! You actually did it!
12:27Just one small percent, one more than Emirate's record,
12:30that’s nothing,
12:31but on Silent Clubstep it's absolutely huge.
12:34First, because every percent is hell to get through,
12:35but particularly because this extra one percent came after more than 2 years
12:38without any progress, and that got everyone motivated again.
12:40Two days later, ERROR! uploaded a video of him reaching 7% too,
12:44announcing that he reached this stage in 20,000 attempts.
12:45Three months later, he made a run from 33% to 51%.
12:49Something very impressive,
12:50even if none of the three passages of death were in this section.
12:53And just one week later, he managed to break Sunix's record
12:56of 495 attempts, finishing the level in 483 attempts,
12:59what ERROR! was doing in 2018
13:01was showing everyone in the community that it was possible to progress.
13:04Players will mostly be trying hard the practice mode in 2019.
13:07(I couldn't find the videos, fake it, smile) PenguinLuigi_ will succeed in 438 attempts,
13:10(I couldn't find the videos, fake it, smile) pirillkoly in 301, and 11 days later, Atomic in 267.
13:13And later in 2019, level sections will become more important,
13:16with IcEDCave, the player I mentioned at the beginning, who had completed a 4% run,
13:20this time managing a huge segment from 71 to 100%, then from 24 to 51%.
13:24And listen, I know that the list of these accomplishments won't probably interest you that much,
13:27but if there's one thing to remember, it's that, for now,
13:30all the successful runs only included one of the three hardest sections:
13:33the eight jumps of hell.
13:34The biggest problem remained the nightmare that the first of these sections was, at 6%,
13:37which had a new significant problem.
13:39While it's in theory possible to get through the level at 60 fps,
13:42it becomes infeasible at higher frame rates.
13:44From the moment you enter the tunnel, above 60 fps,
13:48the game physics make you die no matter what,
13:49it's as simple as that.
13:50And that was not even the only problem with the level,
13:53which was definitely too broken for anyone
13:55to ever hope to finish it.
13:56At this stage, you could complete sections of the level,
13:58but finishing the whole thing was clearly impossible,
14:00that’s why Sailent, the creator of the level, and IcEDCave,
14:04the level's most advanced player at the time, decided to work together
14:06to solve all the problems.
14:08Sailent wanted his level to be terribly hard but theoretically finishable,
14:11which didn’t seem to be the case anymore.
14:12Together in 2020, they released together a list of fixes
14:14that would make the map humanly doable,
14:16they fixed the framerate issues,
14:18and also the problems that came with the newer versions of Geometry Dash.
14:20And remember, the goal was not to make the level easier,
14:23but simply possible, while keeping
14:24the original purpose of the level at its creation:
14:27to be a pain.
14:28And that was the start of a new era of Silent Clubstep, with the apparition
14:31of a new rivalry between IcEDCave, who's been there from the start,
14:33and SeptaGon7, an American player known for his love of unusual levels.
14:37In 2020, everything changed.
14:39[Music]
15:01On June 18th, 2020, SeptaGon7 concluded this war
15:03by doing something absolutely unprecedented:
15:06he completed a 48-98% section, in other words, he completed half the level,
15:10which is clearly exceptional.
15:12And he followed this up a few days later with a 9% run,
15:14meaning he had almost completed the Straight Flying.
15:17At that moment, SeptaGon7 had 4 of the top 5 records,
15:19IcEDCave was insanely good,
15:21but this back-and-forth between the two
15:22seemed to be at SeptaGon7's advantage,
15:24and you will see that for Silent Clubstep
15:25the progress story is always going to be made from rivalries
15:28between two players, with the unexpected arrival of a new challenger,
15:31and that's what's going to happen here too.
15:34[Music]
15:4411%.
15:44Hyperbola, an American player, made it through the 6% neck
15:47for the first time in the history of the level.
15:49And after making it once from 5 to 11%, he did it a second time
15:52from 0 to 11%, and for Hyperbola this was only the beginning...
15:59"I did the run."
16:01"1, 2, 3, 4, 5... First in the world? 48 to 100%."
16:18"Oh! I did 24 to 100%!"
16:20Just like SeptaGon7 dominated the leaderboard a few months earlier,
16:23Hyperbola had 5 of the 6 Silent Clubstep records.
16:25In fact, it was even more than dominating the leaderboard, with his latest record
16:28on January 13th, 2021, from 24 to 100%, completing 76% of the level in one run,
16:32going through 2 of the 3 hardest sections, Hyperbola finished the level in 3 runs,
16:36From 0 to 11%, 9 to 25%, 24 to 100%.
16:39It can be done.
16:40The 100% run is doable,
16:41it's awfully complicated because you have to remember
16:43that every session Hyperbola finished was an achievement in itself,
16:46and that putting all these sections together in a single run
16:48is almost impossible, almost.
16:51And in the same way Hyperbola came to defeat SeptaGon7,
16:53someone called Vision will come to push Hyperbola to the limit,
16:57in a battle that will last several months, from January to August 2021,
17:00that battle will see an insane amount of tries:
17:02180,000 for Vision and 200,000 for Hyperbola,
17:06resulting in a 15% run from Hyperbola.
17:08And few days later, with a 16% run from Vision,
17:10who only had one record in the top 5,
17:12the very first one, and now the best Silent Clubstep player, it's him.
17:16Except that, where progress has been made over the last few years percent by percent,
17:19after tens or even hundreds of thousands of attempts,
17:21where rivalries have been decided over details from the beginning,
17:24where players have been fighting by grinding meter by meter,
17:26after all that, just a few hours
17:28after Vision's 16% record, a new record has been set.
17:36"I don't know..."
17:51"I got to the drop, not f*cking kidding, I just got to the drop."
17:55"Oh my god!"
17:5625%.
17:57And the person who just did that only had 11,000 tries on the map,
18:01accumulated in just 5 days, which means 170,000 fewer tries than Vision.
18:05Here, we had an enormous talent who seemed to be announcing to the world
18:08that if one player should succeed in validating Silent Clubstep it would be her,
18:11here’s Paqoe, a transgender player who had just made history,
18:14and who was about to... disappear.
18:16No more progress, no more news.
18:18The one who seemed to be able to bring this story to an end was simply... gone,
18:21so Vision, the player who was supposed to start a new rivalry
18:23with Paqoe ended up being alone at this level of play,
18:25and he kept on pushing the boundaries of Silent Clubstep even further.
18:27In December 2021, he made a 27% run,
18:30surpassing Paqoe and becoming the first person
18:32to have a full run with only two connected sections.
18:34Later, as he was reaching 250,000 attempts, he made a 31% run,
18:38and in February 2022, after almost 400,000 attempts, he managed to climb from 0 to 65%.
18:43Vision was closer than anyone else
18:45to completing the level, and other Geometry Dash players
18:47were only waiting for the announcement of his success in the coming months.
18:49Except that, just as she arrived and left without notice a few months ago,
18:53Paqoe came back and completed a 0 to 65% run, beating Vision's record by 0.09%.
18:58Everyone had the feeling that, at that point, despite the massive complexity of the level,
19:01one of the two players: either Paqoe, who is exceptionally talented,
19:04or Vision, who is of course also immensely talented
19:06but mostly determined like no other,
19:08one of those two players will succeed where all the others have failed.
19:11This is the last battle, the last rivalry, the last dance in the history of Silent Clubstep.
19:16[Music]
19:46"9 to 100%!"
19:48"What the hell?"
19:52"Okay!"
19:53As time passes, even though I know that this video lasts
19:56just over 20 minutes, you need to understand,
19:58try to project yourself,
19:59you need to understand that here, we're going over weeks
20:02and then endless months of unsuccessful attempts
20:04and that thousands and then tens and hundreds of thousands of attempts are being played.
20:08Paqoe and Vision gave everything they had, played for days, evenings
20:11and nights, hoping to complete this level.
20:14They were both feeling that its completion was just there,
20:16around the corner, and yet Silent Clubstep,
20:18a little piece of level that barely lasts more than a minute,
20:21will ask them to play more, to try harder,
20:24to pile up attempts to such an absurd level that maybe,
20:27one day, one of them will be lucky enough to live that moment,
20:31that one little moment when one obstacle follows another,
20:33each of them having made
20:35several tens of thousands of attempts,
20:37that one little moment, lost in time, during which one miracles would follow other ones,
20:42and then, on July 17h, 2022, while on a Discord call with friends,
20:46Paqoe made that run.
20:49[Music]
21:25*Mutes Discord*
21:29[Music]
22:24"I verified it!"
22:26- "Oh my god!" - "What?"
22:29"From zero?"
22:30- "Yeah! Wait... " - "Oh my god!"
22:34- "Okay... What the hell?" - "Holy sh*t..."
22:39"What, what?"
22:45"Oh my god I verified it! I verified Silent Clubstep!"
22:59Here we are, 7 whole years after the release of the level,
23:027 years of arduous progress, fierce rivalries,
23:05percents painfully acquired by the strength
23:07of the determination of the few players
23:09who tried their best at validating the level, out of nowhere it's Paqoe,
23:12with just 138,000 attempts, who's completed the verification of Silent Clubstep.
23:16Today, for those who are curious,
23:17the level is ranked third on Geometry Dash's demon list,
23:20understand that everything we've just experienced
23:22happened on a level that isn't even the hardest one in the game.
23:24Understand also that new levels are currently being made,
23:26built by players who, looking for greater difficulty,
23:28aren't afraid of having obstacles thrown at them
23:31that will always get into the heads of those who will try to pass them,
23:33resulting in a temporary feeling of weakness
23:35facing the obvious unfeasability of the level in front of them,
23:38and above all, cause a desire to silence the voices whispering
23:41at their ears that they can’t make it, the desire to try.
23:45And know that I'll be there to tell you everything about it.
23:47Thanks to Seraphys, a French Geometry Dash player
23:49who has completed a few levels on this demon list.
23:51He has a little YouTube channel where he posts his own records,
23:54so go check it out.
23:55(Imagine videos. Lots of them) As for me, I've just opened a secondary channel
23:57(Imagine videos. Lots of them) on which I post some streamers' reacts to my videos,
24:00(Kameto reacting to "Les nouveaux rois de Rocket League") so go subscribe if you're interested.
24:01(Kameto reacting to "Les nouveaux rois de Rocket League") I know it's often nice to re-watch a video through
24:04(Kameto reacting to "Les nouveaux rois de Rocket League") the eyes of someone who's watching it for the first time.
24:06Anyway,
24:07thank you for watching, and I'll see you soon.
24:11Tchuss.