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· After clearing 'Congregation,' the player chose 'Limbo' as their next Extreme Demon.
· They mentioned having cleared 'Yatagarasu' in the past but don't recommend it due to unpleasant gameplay.
· The main reason for choosing 'Limbo' was simply that they liked the level. They wanted a level that would be enjoyable during a training period that could last several months.
· 'Limbo's design was created in the 2.1 update but gives a 1.9 update feel, with a special atmosphere and Nighthawk22's unique music being attractive.
· The player previously disliked memory levels, but explained that 'Limbo' is a special case because each part uniquely utilizes memory elements.

· Last summer, when 'Limbo' appeared at the 6% mark in the Extreme Demon roulette, the player reached the wave part in just 2 hours, confirming its trainability.
· Training was conducted one part at a time daily, utilizing 'Mega Hack' and its built-in 'Speedhack.' They started at 0.6x speed and gradually increased it, mastering it perfectly up to 1x speed.
· The transition from 0.9x speed to 1x speed was psychologically the most challenging.
· After fully learning the level, they employed the 'Blitzkrieg' tactic, which involves completing the level in multiple stages.
· They faced difficulties when a power outage reset progress on the initial two stages, but stage 3 was quickly completed in 2 hours with 1,700 attempts.
· Stage 4 took more time, about 7,000 attempts, but significant progress was made, such as 68-100%, 64-79%, and 52-78%.
· In stage 5, almost all parts were completed in 4 hours. A total of 118,000 attempts and approximately 100 hours of playtime were recorded.

· Here are the characteristics of each part of the 'Limbo' level and the player's subjective difficulty rating.

Part	Description	Difficulty (out of 10)
Start	Click to the music. Need to remember spike positions for the first two clicks.	4
Timings	Complex timings, remember orbs. Utilize space between spikes.	5
Wave	Avoid black objects flying upwards. Not random. The part I was stuck on the longest.	9
Pure Memory	Remember path and click points. Simple but interesting idea.	3
Ball	Activate orbs. Very easy.	2
Cube to UFO	Many timings, enjoyable gameplay. Initial difficulty due to using wrong footage.	5
UFO	Very easy part.	1
Ship	Fly and click orbs, match timings. One of the hardest parts.	9
Dash Orb	Giga timings, vibrating environment, invisible saws. Hard to learn.	6
Rotating Blocks	Blocks rotate unpredictably, requires double clicks. Harder than previous parts.	6
Spike Memory	Pure memory, remember empty spaces and block positions.	5
Micro Timings	Micro timings after the first orb timing. Almost invisible deadlock. Hardest part, took 5 days.	10
Relief Part	Remember block and orb positions. Very easy.	2
Spider	Orbs appear suddenly, requires pre-pressing. Teleportation.	4
Crazymann Part	Use pause to stop moving blocks. Very easy to learn.	2
Another Easy Part	Simple clicks and holds.	2
Wave	Micro wave timings between two spikes. Utilize D-blocks.	8
Duals	Harder than mini wave, relies on invisible spikes and saws. Micro timings.	8
Dark Part	Seems easy once learned, but hard to learn due to visual confusion. Memory.	9
UFO/Wave	Continuous timings, double clicks, final wave. Very hard.	10
Relax Part	Difficult timings for black orbs, hold/release memory.	6
Object Memory	Remember objects, invisible timings. Easy.	3
Block Memory	Many blocks, remember click count.	5
Easy Part	Very easy, 1-2-3 clicks.	2
Orb Gameplay	Cube gameplay on orbs between spikes. Hard.	9
End Part	Simple clicks.	2
Teleport/Green Orb	Wait for teleport, then click green orb.	5
Pre-Key Wave	Memory based on spikes and animations, blind clicks.	7
Key Wave	Randomness. Requires luck to follow the key. Genius implementation.	Randomness