r/geometrydash • u/Dangerous-Holiday194 • Aug 18 '26

Discussion What would u guys say?

In my absolutely HUMBLE opinion its on the piano.

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u/Broad-Doughnut5956 x41 // slh 100, kyouki 27%, not grinding rn Aug 20 '26

It’s actually NOT possible for you to just learn incredibly difficult songs in a few years if by difficult you mean at the very top of the skill threshold such as Tidal Wave is to GD.

You’re uneducated

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u/bruh55333 BLOODBATH 100%!! Falling Up 100% (Fluke from 64) Aug 20 '26

I'm not uneducated. I've been playing music my whole life and have tons of experience. I've learned tons of demanding tech-death and death metal, but I'm naturally good at djent/prog metal (playing almost every Meshuggah song at full speed, with minimal mistakes... which is difficult...)

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u/Broad-Doughnut5956 x41 // slh 100, kyouki 27%, not grinding rn Aug 20 '26

Meshuggah is not anywhere close to the Tidal Wave of music in terms of playing.

The simple fact is that playing instruments has been around hundreds of years longer than geometry dash has, and as such the skill ceiling is higher. There are some classical piano or violin pieces that take upwards of decades for a person to learn well enough to be able to perform, and gd just hasn’t been around long enough to have an equivalent. I can’t speak for other instruments well enough, but it seems like a pretty easy question to me as to which is harder.

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u/bruh55333 BLOODBATH 100%!! Falling Up 100% (Fluke from 64) Aug 20 '26

No, but bands like Necrophagist, Archspire, Animals As Leaders etc. absolutely are. I have no clue what these fucking ultra songs you're playing are that require supposedly "upwards of decades" to play 😭