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* The level cannot be copied. | * The level cannot be copied. | ||
* The level contains 11,835 objects. | * The level contains 11,835 objects. | ||
* The level is the 17th most liked and 25th most downloaded Demon level. | |||
* The hardest parts of DeCode are considered to be the triple-speed gravity switching UFO segment and the half-speed wave segment. The wave segment's difficulty is nothing compared to the majority of newer levels, but it was very hard at the time. | * The hardest parts of DeCode are considered to be the triple-speed gravity switching UFO segment and the half-speed wave segment. The wave segment's difficulty is nothing compared to the majority of newer levels, but it was very hard at the time. | ||
* DeCode was one of the levels TheMuteTroll used to expose ''Geometry Dash'' hackers like [[Noobas]] in his famous video.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op_BdUabxlg</ref> | * DeCode was one of the levels TheMuteTroll used to expose ''Geometry Dash'' hackers like [[Noobas]] in his famous video.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op_BdUabxlg</ref> | ||
Revision as of 13:53, 6 April 2021
Template:Low-Faith Template:Infobox Level DeCode is a 1.9 Easy Demon created by Rek3dge. It is one of the most popular Demon levels in the game. Though formerly considered an Insane Demon due to the novelty of the wave game mode, it is still a very difficult Easy Demon for most new players.
Gameplay
- 0-10%: The level starts off with a normal-speed cube section that contains a few pretty easy timings.
- 10-24%: Next, the level transitions into a double-speed ship sequence that requires decent straight fly skills. It then switches to an easy upside-down UFO segment. The player then briefly switches back into a cube with two jumps and goes through a couple of gravity portals.
- 24-36%: This starts up a double-speed wave segment, which can prove difficult for players.
- 36-48%: Afterward, the level transitions into a double-speed ball segment with some fairly difficult timings and fake lines. At the end of the section, the numbers "1, 2, 3, 4" flash up.
- 48-76%: Following this, the music beat drops and the player transitions into a triple-speed cube section featuring a large number of moderately difficult timings and fakes that can be mastered with enough practice. The cube then transitions into a UFO segment with frequent gravity changes. This section is arguably the hardest part of the level as it requires lots of well times clicks. The player switches back into a cube much easier than the previous sections.
- 76-84%: Afterward, the player then switches into a slow but very tight wave section.
- 84-91%: The player then switches into a half-speed ship sequence with gravity changes.
- 91-100%: The last section of DeCode involves a normal-speed mini-cube section with lots of easy-to-time jumps scattered over the course of two "block mazes". Finally, the level ends with Rek3dge's name.
Trivia
- The level cannot be copied.
- The level contains 11,835 objects.
- The level is the 17th most liked and 25th most downloaded Demon level.
- The hardest parts of DeCode are considered to be the triple-speed gravity switching UFO segment and the half-speed wave segment. The wave segment's difficulty is nothing compared to the majority of newer levels, but it was very hard at the time.
- DeCode was one of the levels TheMuteTroll used to expose Geometry Dash hackers like Noobas in his famous video.[1]
- DeCode was hacked by Anaban and became a free Demon but was later restored.
- Flukester, a relatively unknown creator with some rated levels, made a remake of the level called FinalCode in 2.1, and it became the 24th weekly demon. It is mostly easier than DeCode, but the iconic slow wave has frequent speed changes, making it harder than the original slow wave of DeCode.
- Rek3dge made a sequel to the DeCode called DeCodeX.
- This is Noice's favorite level, so much so that he declared March 11 DeCode Day.