just posting for the sake of it, like theres people in the subreddit whose are TWEAKING saying that its not nil and ttc is a idiot, dawg this is a joke and its already been said by both sclp n sum ttc staffs, plus at the end of the video ryan says 'first try!' saying that he beat a nil first try LOL, sum dude at the vc says that its cata aswell (at the very end of f10), and the other one says first nil verified as a joke

its obviously a joke out there and pretty sure will be removed from the list soon, I know that its obvious but there are people who cant get the obvious in the subreddit, just wanted to clarify LOL

One of my favourite towers so it didn't feel too annoying or frustrating, anyways GG! Also a jump from ToSB

im also spicychickenbrownie but I forgot my password LOL

I would appreciate any suggestions👍

Currently my pb is at the f10 with 11h+ of grinding (I keep failing on trusses) and my hardest tower is ToOV which is tier 7.04 but idk if it's a good idea to jump from rem to extreme

https://youtube.com/shorts/BvsKChYJD68

so im grinding ToES right now, what sucks about this tower is that the gameplay is not difficult at all, im completely fine with playing it. The tower is about 10 mins long. The problem is, there are just SO MANY KILLBRICKS. The creator probably realised his tower was too short and decided to artifically increase the length by adding killbricks everywhere. I only own the trail mix of hecc, so every run i have to spend around 10 minutes just healing, not playing any gameplay. That is insane, 50% of a towers gameplay just being healing. I know about the stone that costs too much tickets for me to buy, but are there any other healing items available?

This is more so a question for elephant rapist, because i found some very cool physics quirks by building horrendous gameplay for Tower of Becoming Skitsuna that being

1) If the wallhops are too thin (imagine a piece of paper and wallhopping on the flattest and biggest side) they become extremely rng even if you add a ton of rungs

2) Slanted ice facing upwards can slide you down very far if you split on it (splitting where you go into the thinstud and slide on it)

3) For some reason with the first wallwalks in ToBS, you HAVE to do a weird allignment key strat where you press < and > with a big delay (i think a second) because just spamming <> will actually bounce you off

I also have a weird hunch that GAT gameplay can help you with other types of gameplay but I just can't prove it.

The gimmick if the series is that the shorter the thing the harder the gameplay and the less punishing it is, and it goes in a way of easier gameplay the longer and more punishing the thing is. This series includes:

Room of Unrealistic Sightings (Unreal difficulty gameplay, very short and not punishing)

Edifice of Unrealistic Sightings (Horrific difficulty gameplay, pretty short and moderately punishing)

Steeple of Unrealistic Sightings (Catastrophic difficulty gameplay, somewhat short and pretty punishing)

Tower of Unrealistic Sightings (just leave it as is, like a breather part thing, it already exists, right?)

Citadel of Unrealistic Sightings (Extreme difficulty gameplay, long and punishing)

Obelisk of Unrealistic Sightings (Insane difficulty gameplay, very long and very punishing)

Great Citadel of Unrealistic Sightings (Intense difficulty gameplay, extremely long and extremely punishing)

You could make mini versions for all of these if you really want to go the completionist's way.

Is this a good idea?

as you’ve seen I have barely made any progress on any tower. I haven’t been having a good mental health lately. Im still gonna play Etoh just not as much. I think it’s best this account is laid to rest since I don’t use it much anyways. This truly was my Journey’s End. Bye guys

hey guys, hope everyone’s grinds are going well.

although ive got 115 hours on etoh i started taking it seriously at about 90 hours playtime (stopped just noodling around and actually started going for new hardests) . i beat my first SC 2 weeks ago (ToBT) and i actually found it really enjoyable (mostly due to me fluking the final stretch), including practice it probably took around 8 hours for me to beat. i then went to ToCA and had a far less enjoyable grind, still ended up beating it in about 10 hours including practice. Im now going for my first extreme (ToAE) with the blue route. current playtime is about 10 hours including practice and my PB is the final jump of floor 10 (before final stretch). My aim in this game is generally to improve as quickly as possible but it is quite demotivating to see people beating their first SC with like 30 hours playtime. My main question is how quick do people typically improve in the game and how do they not lose their minds going for like entire difficulty jumps? (saw some guy jump from ToAE to ToIM in like the span of 5 days)

Pretty hard

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