This is my new hardest and technically my first Insane Demon :sob: The gameplay is genuine bs, but you get used to it after a while. I believe the difficulty is between The JanuS Miracle and Cataclysm. I will be genuinely shocked if someone else actually completes this level.
HOLY MOLY this level is hard!
This is played on the fixed version by UltraVenom
If it wasn't for the spammy bits in the middle and some of the tight straight fly, I feel like this level would've been a fun Insane Demon.
For context, this is an old impossible level made by Megadere in 1.7. This level wouldn't be an extreme demon if it wasn't for the ridiculous straight fly. I decided to showcase this level for fun lol
Should I airbrush it white?
It's inspired by Sary Never Clear, and it's supposed to have awful gameplay. I think it's around list demon difficulty. NOBODY is ludicrous enough to verify this.
Thank you to OneZircon for showcasing this
It took about an hour and a half. I used three different grades of steel wool and a lot of elbow grease. It's not the best thing in the world, but this was literally my first time polishing metal.
I got these samples from a really nice man who was selling some old junk in his shed. Got them for real cheap. To the left are some silver-plated spoons, and to the right are some old lead fishing weights. I'm planning on cleaning the weights soon.
Recently, I bought a set of 55 elements from a company named Moderock. Unfortunately, there was a defect in one of the glass ampoules which caused it to break at the top, releasing tiny pieces of antimony all over the bag. I had to very carefully remove and clean out each sample that was contaminated using gloves. Fortunately, everything that touched the dust was either put in a tightly-sealed bag, or cleaned with rubbing alcohol. I reached out to the company, and they said that they would send me a new sample for free.
I started collecting elements roughly two months ago. This is what it looks like so far.
More specifically, I got copper tubing, uranium from uranium glass, magnesium from a fire starter, gold from gold leaf, phosphorus from match striker pads, lead from fishing weights, americium from a smoke detector, tungsten from incandescent lightbulb filaments, aluminum from foil, tin from different fishing weights, carbon from pencil lead, a silver coin, and zinc from a sanded down American penny.