u/Rami676

Me and my friend recently beat nine circles on deathlink after many, many fails at the end. This was streamed live on twitch, feel free to come say hi whenever I'm live!

https://www.twitch.tv/ramee_e

I’ve seen this kind of post a lot lately on this subreddit where someone will post an undecorated layout with a title like “any deco tips to make this rate worthy??”.

Usually these posts end up getting barely any upvotes/comments, and for good reason.

People need to understand that if you wanna ask for deco tips you need to actually TRY and decorate first. How are people supposed to give you tips when all you give them is a layout? It’s like showing people a blank canvas and asking how “do I improve this painting?”

These posts strike me as misguided/ lazy, creating is an art and people aren’t gonna hold your hand through it. If you’re passionate about creating and wanna get better put yourself out there and actually try to make something. It’ll be much easier for other people to give you feedback and tips on how to improve after you’ve already tried your best.

Anyway I hope this post helps people have a better mindset about creating, there are no shortcuts to it and it is a craft that requires time and passion to perfect.

As the title says I spent the past few days preparing a demon grinding pack filled with some of the easiest/ most sight-readable demons in the game. I would really appreciate if you checked it out as it can be a great resource for you if you’re trying to get your demon count up for achievements/leaderboards, or if you want fun easy demons to use as warm up before grinding an extreme :))

I took both sight readability AND enjoyment as my priority when selecting these levels, I tried to avoid free demons that are super well known (because most people have probably already beaten those) and I chose a lot of interesting and modern levels. There is something for everyone in this demon pack!

Here is the ID if you’re interested: 2561665