Editing Bloodbath (section)

==Hacks and incidents==
*In early November 2016, Bloodbath was hacked by a player named xX0T1Xx, also known as Anaban. He set a start position at the end (~80%) and included text explaining that he was leaving Geometry Dash. Since it was a start position, beating it did not reward the player with stars.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH_XNFaTXzk</ref> Luckily, this has been fixed.
**Interestingly, nearly a decade after hacking Bloodbath, xX0T1Xx managed to beat Bloodbath on 21 September 2026.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ6_i_cGbJo</ref>
*Bloodbath was hacked again in [[Update 2.0|2.0]], and for several hours it was a Demon with unprotected copying, but this was later fixed.
*On 16 November 2017, the level's difficulty was lowered to {{InsaneDemon}}, but ten minutes later the old rating — {{ExtremeDemon}} — was restored.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_grklI6X_M</ref> The same happened on 1 February 2020. Both downgrades resulted from bot-driven rating manipulation.
*At one point the level's difficulty changed to {{InsaneDemon}} while the star count remained unchanged, making Bloodbath briefly the only user-level Insane Demon with 10 stars.
*Some players were revealed to have beaten Bloodbath illegitimately.
**ThePrimeEvil had claimed to beat Bloodbath but was later exposed for using hacks.
**TheRealSneaky claimed to beat Bloodbath on 75Hz but later admitted to hacking it.
**TacoMacho hacked Bloodbath four times but was exposed by nikrodox for accidentally streaming and speed-hacking.
**Aurorus hacked Bloodbath, but it was considered legitimate for a long time. Eventually, some allegations suggest that all his records were hacked, and now, he is listed among the community's hackers.