Notable Wave and Spam Levels in Geometry Dash

Slaughterhouse: train a transition, then the corridor

Use ID 27690100. River’s passage, approximately 49–58%, combines a very tight, fast wave with gravity and size changes. The following section introduces mini-UFO timing and later returns to wave. These are different input tasks even though both can feel “fast”.

1. Place a practice checkpoint before River’s entry. Write the first failed turn and whether gravity/size changed immediately before it.
2. Practice through the wave exit. Count completed passages out of five attempts from the same checkpoint.
3. Extend the task through the following mode transition. Keep this result separate: you have added a new skill and more gameplay.

If the corridor works alone but the extended task fails on entry or exit, practice that boundary. A higher raw CPS result does not answer the transition problem.

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Sakupen Circles: a short bottleneck is not an endurance test

Use the rated Diamond version, ID 76962930. The dual mini-wave passage around 50–66% is a compact precision target. The older Nick24 version and modified copies are separate references; a run on one cannot be reported as the other.

Break the passage at the first failed reversal. Note the intended press, release and the exit height. Practice that movement before adding the previous few inputs. If you can repeat the short movement but fail after moving the start earlier, check the entry alignment rather than immediately increasing speed. A successful isolated section demonstrates that section only.

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Ashley Wave Trials: separate pace changes from raw speed

Use ID 62912799. The community gameplay description identifies a half-speed opening, an increase to normal speed near 2%, and later changes. Around 56%, it describes quadruple-speed mini-wave gameplay with tight spaces and portals. A single constant-rate CPS test hides these changes in task.

Use two logs: one for maintaining the early slow path and another for a short later mini-wave section. For each, record the start/end markers, size, gravity and the first repeated error. Do not average the two sections into a supposed universal CPS requirement. Rejoin them only after each chosen segment has a repeatable input pattern.

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