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{{Infobox Player|image = Noctalium.jpg|country = France|age = 22|levels = 12 (2 Starred, 4 CP)|crew = HD|position = #1 But banned from leaderboard for being a hacker|youtube = [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFbAjJIB5_5437h8JNH0Lvg]|imagewidth = 250px|nickname = NoctaFly, Noctaliium}}'''[[Noctalium]]''' (formerly known as '''NoctaFly''') is a French player and hacker in ''Geometry Dash''. Considered a legitimate player for much of his career, NoctaFly was famed for his incredible rates of star and demon-completion accumulation, eventually even reaching number one on the in-game global leaderboard. However, he was later accused of hacking multiple times in his level completions, most notably [[Sakupen Hell]], [[Yatagarasu]], his version of Death Corridor, and [[ZAPHKIEL]] (which he "verified" for [[Darwin]]). Months after these accusations began, NoctaFly had finally confessed. Following his confession, he now plays easier ''Geometry Dash'' levels (easy-hard demons) but has shifted to ''Osu!'' gameplay on his channel. He has since then changed his alias to Noctalium.
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'''Noctalium''' ('''Noctaliium''' in-game, '''Nctlm''' in-game on his new account, formerly known as '''NoctaFly''') is a former French player and hacker. Considered a legitimate player for much of his career, Noctalium was famed for his incredible fast rates of star and Demon-completion accumulation, eventually reaching the number one spot on the in-game global leaderboard. However, he was later accused of hacking multiple times in his level completions, most notably [[Sakupen Hell]], [[Yatagarasu]], his version of Death Corridor, and [[ZAPHKIEL]] (which he 'verified' for [[Darwin]]). Months after these accusations began, Noctalium finally confessed.<ref name=":0" /> Following his confession, he began playing easier [[Geometry Dash]] levels (Easy-Hard Demons), and later shifted to ''[[Wikipedia:osu!|osu!]]'' gameplay on his YouTube channel.


== History ==
==Conflicts==
NoctaFly joined YouTube on September 18, 2015.
*'''Noctalium steals Death Corridor:''' In October 2017, after deciding he would like to verify Death Corridor, Noctalium steals a version of Death Corridor Finale from KugelBlitz and refuses to let it die.
*'''Noctalium exposing:''' In November 2017, when Noctalium got exposed for hacking several of his major achievements, [[knobbelboy]] got involved with [[Riot]] and several other notable players to team up to gather evidence for his hacking.


Noctalium (known during the bulk of his career as NoctaFly) was a well-established player on the top 100 leaderboards, but one thing separated him from the rest of the players, the speed of which he was able to grind stars and extreme demons at the same time. For a while, NoctaFly was seen as just an above average player with lots of stars, but this all changed when his real skill was unleashed upon the community. He started beating extreme demons at an extremely rapid pace. He also raced up the leaderboard very fast. He was quickly re-evaluated from being just seen as a decent player to one of the best mixes of a star grinder and a demon beater that the game had ever seen.
==History==
Noctalium joined YouTube on 18 September 2015.


On September 18, 2016, he verified Mantis Massacre.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TLeE8N-6gA</ref>
Noctalium (known during the bulk of his career as Noctalium) was a well-established player on the Top 100 leaderboard. However, one thing separated him from other players: the speed at which he could grind stars and Extreme Demons simultaneously. For a while, many only viewed Noctalium as an above-average player who collected many stars, but this all changed when he unleashed his real skill upon the community. He started beating Extreme Demons at an extremely rapid rate. He also raced up the leaderboard very quickly. Many reevaluated him from being seen as a decent player to one of the best mixes of a star grinder and a Demon grinder the game had ever seen.


On March 6, 2017, he was accused of beating Sakupen Hell with an auto (this is currently possible to be done in starred levels with a new hacking tool). The evidence provided seemed fairly reliable, and people were sure that he did not beat the level legitimately. He completely disproved the previously stated accusation by proving the existence of a slope bug [[Zimnior12]] (a hacker as well) and himself mentioned, and also gave a brief explanation on the ridiculous UFO spam seen in his video of him beating Sakupen Hell.
On 18 September 2016, he verified Mantis Massacre.


A while back, he stated that he would be quitting ''Geometry Dash'' as he found it becoming a bit boring at times. He did not keep this promise for that long though, as, on October 6, he did what surprised the whole community: he verified the redesigned version of by [[KaotikJumper]] (redesigned by [[Blaireswip]]).<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUxKBqsPZr8</ref> This sparked a small amount of drama as he was never seen as the "official" verifier of the level. Most players in the community, nonetheless, congratulated him for verifying one of the hardest and most legendary levels in ''Geometry Dash'' history. It later turned out to be hacked, however.
On 6 March 2017, people accused him of beating Sakupen Hell with an auto tool. The evidence provided seemed reliable, and people were sure of his illegitimacy. He completely disproved the previously stated accusation by proving the existence of a slope bug, as Zimnyte (a hacker as well) and he mentioned, and by giving a brief explanation of the ridiculous UFO spam seen in his video of him beating Sakupen Hell.


During October 2017, many ''Geometry Dash'' YouTubers such as Antares accused NoctaFly of cutting his Zaphkiel verification video. In these "exposing" videos, many have pointed out the 92% wave section. During this wave section, NoctaFly's video cuts to a black screen in the middle which he claimed to be a software error. The accusers use the volcanoes in the background of the level as a reference point. Using the footage from other players that have beaten the level ([[TrusTa]], [[Rampage]], and [[Sunix]]) they show that the location of the volcano from NoctaFly's footage is in a different position.
A while back, he stated he would quit Geometry Dash out of boredom. He did not keep this promise for long, as on 6 October 2017, he did what surprised the whole community: he 'verified' the redesigned version of Death Corridor by KaotikJumper (redesigned by Eternaswip). This 'verification' sparked a bit of drama, as he was not the 'official' verifier for the level. Most players in the community congratulated him nonetheless for verifying one of the hardest and most legendary levels in Geometry Dash history. It later turned out to be hacked, however.


As of October 22, 2017, NoctaFly released a video in which he explains the hacking accusations targeted toward him. He admitted to having cut the Zaphkiel video but claimed that he did not hack the level.
During October 2017, many Geometry Dash YouTubers, such as Antares, accused Noctalium of cutting his ZAPHKIEL verification video. These 'exposing' videos primarily pointed out the 92% wave section. During this wave section, Noctalium's video cuts to a black screen in the middle, which he claimed to be a software error. The accusers use the volcanoes in the background as a reference point. Using the footage from other players who have beaten the level ([[TrusTa]], Rampage and [[Sunix]]), they show that the location of the volcano from Noctalium's footage was in a different position.


[[Riot]] uploaded his proof to expose NoctaFly on November 14, 2017, using pieces of evidence from many other "exposing NoctaFly" videos.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKzBAOHBIcg&t=177s</ref> In his video, he recalled the Sakupen Hell controversy, stating that it is nigh impossible to encounter an extremely rare "bug" twice (once in the "disproving" of the "hackusations" and once when he beat the level). Riot also pointed out that NoctaFly's [[Deception Dive]] video has visible cuts, and did not give the same kind of excuse he did with his Zaphkiel video. Sunix and many other YouTubers also uploaded the same video, sometimes with different names.
On 22 October 2017, Noctalium released a video explaining the hacking accusations targeted toward him. He admitted to cutting the ZAPHKIEL video but did not hack the level.


Noctafly was renamed "Hacktafly" by RobTop and banned from the leaderboards. He was replaced by xMiguel007 as #1.
Riot uploaded his proof to expose Noctalium on 14 November 2017, using evidence from many other 'exposing NoctaFly' videos.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKzBAOHBIcg&t=177s</ref> In his video, he recalled the Sakupen Hell controversy, stating that it is nigh impossible to encounter a rare 'bug' twice (once in the 'disproving' of the 'hackusations' and once when he beat the level). Riot also pointed out that Noctalium's [[Deception Dive]] video had visible cuts and did not give the same kind of excuse he did with his ZAPHKIEL video. Sunix and many other YouTubers also uploaded the same video, sometimes with different names.


On November 21, 2017, NoctaFly confessed to hacking several of his demons such [[Devil Vortex]], [[Sonic Wave]], and [[Yatagarasu]].<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBTl1BwzNw0</ref> His 60Hz achievements such as [[Artificial Ascent]] are still claimed as legit, with several list editors including the likes of Mycrafted believing his legitimacy.
Noctalium's account was renamed from NoctaFly to 'Hacktafly' by RobTop (without Noctalium's permission) and banned from the leaderboards. xMiguel007 replaced him at the #1 spot.


Noctafly had also changed his name from Noctafly to Noctalium, to signal a change from hacking.
On 21 November 2017, Noctalium confessed to hacking several of his Demons such [[Devil Vortex]], [[Sonic Wave]], and Yatagarasu.<ref name=":0">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBTl1BwzNw0</ref> His 60Hz achievements such as [[Artificial Ascent]] are still claimed to be legitimate, with several [[Demonlist (Pointercrate)|Demonlist]] editors including [[Mycrafted]] believing their legitimacy.


== Levels ==
Noctalium also changed his name from Noctafly to Noctalium to signal a change from hacking.


=== Unrated Levels ===
At some point, he deleted his YouTube channel for unspecified reasons and moved to a new account.
* Death Corridor - A super annoying level that has three spikes, and is super difficult.
* Death Corridor buff - A buffed version of Death Corridor.
* Electrum - An electric-themed collaboration with his girlfriend.
* gniydsiemagsihtr - An annoying difficult ball level.
* If CrimsonClt was l1 - His first level ever created. It is a nerfed version of Crimson Clutter.
* Mini Ship training - A ship challenge level.
* Mortus - His first original level.
* Neon sign Possible - A possible version of Neon sign.
* NoctaClysm - A nerfed version of Cataclysm named after himself.
* Paint Clubstep - A paint version of Clubstep.
* Spider Challenge - A spider challenge level.
* Tronzesonic - His version of SuperSonic
* Ttobas - An annoying click challenge level.
* Vee - A reupload of his first level.
* WaterBAth - A blue version of Bloodbath.
* Yanse - A hard nice level.
* Yes - An annoying hard wave level.


=== Insane Levels ===
==Levels==
* Mechanical Fury (featured)
;Unrated levels
*Death Corridor
*Death Corridor buff - A buffed version of Death Corridor.
*Electrum - An electric-themed collaboration with his girlfriend.
*gniydsiemagsihtr - A difficult ball level.
*If CrimsonClt was l1 - His oldest currently-uploaded level. It is a nerfed version of Crimson Clutter.
*Mini Ship training - A ship challenge level.
*Mortus - His first original level.
*Neon sign Possible - A reupload of a now-deleted level without the impossible ending.
*NoctaClysm - A nerfed version of [[Cataclysm]] named after himself.
*Paint Clubstep - A paint version of [[Clubstep]].
*Spider Challenge - A spider challenge level.
*Tronzesonic - His version of [[Supersonic]]
*Ttobas
*Vee - A reupload of his first level.
*WaterBAth - A blue version of [[Bloodbath]].
*Yanse
*Yes


=== Demon Levels ===
;Insane levels
*Mechanical Fury (Featured)


==== Insane Demons ====
;Insane Demon levels
* Mantis Massacre (featured) - The second official Geometry Dash Forum mega-collaboration hosted by Pie90000.
*Mantis Massacre (Featured) - The second official Geometry Dash Forum mega-collaboration hosted by Pie90000.


== Trivia ==
;Cancelled/deleted levels
* He is the second player to complete 1,000 demon levels, the first being [[Pasiblitz]].
*Galaxy Collapse - A joke level that became a meme in the community. It is infamous for its overly difficult wave part, which was once the hardest wave challenge in the game.
* He was once hacked during the password exploitation, losing all of his stats as well as icons, though his levels remained untouched. There was apparently a wall message, which read "Hacked hacked :)" that had received 600+ dislikes.
*On June 14, 2017, he reached the star limit (65535 stars, the 16-bit integer of 2^16, minus one). However, this limit was later updated, and so, his actual star amount is now showcased on the leaderboards.
*Even though he was banned from the leaderboard, his rank still shows #1 on his profile due to a glitch, and the #1 player on the leaderboards is awkwardly shown as #2 on their profile.
*He was exposed by [[ToshDeluxe]] (albeit with unreliable evidence), way before other famous people like [[Riot]] started to expose him.


== Videos ==
==Trivia==
[[File:DEMON 10★? Mantis Massacre - Pie90000 & 21 Others 60HZ|centre|thumb|330x330px|The verification of Mantis Massacre. Credits to Noctalium.]]
*Noctalium is the second player to complete 1,000 Demon levels, the first being Pasiblitz.
*Noctalium once got hacked during the password exploitation, losing all his stats and icons, though his levels remained untouched. A wall message read 'Hacked hacked :)' that had received 600+ dislikes.
*On 14 June 2017, Noctalium reached the star limit (65,535 stars, the 16-bit integer of 2<sup>16</sup>, minus one). However, this limit was later updated, and the actual star count was displayed on the leaderboards.
*Noctalium was exposed by [[ToshDeluxe]] (albeit with unreliable evidence) way before other famous players like Riot and knobbelboy started to expose him.
*Noctalium was the player at the #1 spot on the star leaderboard when it froze.


== References ==
==References==
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[[Category:Level creators]]
[[Category:Players]]
[[Category:Players]]
[[Category:Retired players]]

Latest revision as of 12:39, 12 October 2026

Noctalium
Information
Other names

NoctaFly, Noctaliium, Nctlm, HacktaFly

Country

France

Statistics
Uploaded levels

19 (Noctaliium)

Rated levels

2 (Noctaliium)

Creator points

4 (Noctaliium)

GD stats
Social media
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Twitch
Twitter

Noctalium (Noctaliium in-game, Nctlm in-game on his new account, formerly known as NoctaFly) is a former French player and hacker. Considered a legitimate player for much of his career, Noctalium was famed for his incredible fast rates of star and Demon-completion accumulation, eventually reaching the number one spot on the in-game global leaderboard. However, he was later accused of hacking multiple times in his level completions, most notably Sakupen Hell, Yatagarasu, his version of Death Corridor, and ZAPHKIEL (which he 'verified' for Darwin). Months after these accusations began, Noctalium finally confessed.[1] Following his confession, he began playing easier Geometry Dash levels (Easy-Hard Demons), and later shifted to osu! gameplay on his YouTube channel.

Conflicts

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  • Noctalium steals Death Corridor: In October 2017, after deciding he would like to verify Death Corridor, Noctalium steals a version of Death Corridor Finale from KugelBlitz and refuses to let it die.
  • Noctalium exposing: In November 2017, when Noctalium got exposed for hacking several of his major achievements, knobbelboy got involved with Riot and several other notable players to team up to gather evidence for his hacking.

History

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Noctalium joined YouTube on 18 September 2015.

Noctalium (known during the bulk of his career as Noctalium) was a well-established player on the Top 100 leaderboard. However, one thing separated him from other players: the speed at which he could grind stars and Extreme Demons simultaneously. For a while, many only viewed Noctalium as an above-average player who collected many stars, but this all changed when he unleashed his real skill upon the community. He started beating Extreme Demons at an extremely rapid rate. He also raced up the leaderboard very quickly. Many reevaluated him from being seen as a decent player to one of the best mixes of a star grinder and a Demon grinder the game had ever seen.

On 18 September 2016, he verified Mantis Massacre.

On 6 March 2017, people accused him of beating Sakupen Hell with an auto tool. The evidence provided seemed reliable, and people were sure of his illegitimacy. He completely disproved the previously stated accusation by proving the existence of a slope bug, as Zimnyte (a hacker as well) and he mentioned, and by giving a brief explanation of the ridiculous UFO spam seen in his video of him beating Sakupen Hell.

A while back, he stated he would quit Geometry Dash out of boredom. He did not keep this promise for long, as on 6 October 2017, he did what surprised the whole community: he 'verified' the redesigned version of Death Corridor by KaotikJumper (redesigned by Eternaswip). This 'verification' sparked a bit of drama, as he was not the 'official' verifier for the level. Most players in the community congratulated him nonetheless for verifying one of the hardest and most legendary levels in Geometry Dash history. It later turned out to be hacked, however.

During October 2017, many Geometry Dash YouTubers, such as Antares, accused Noctalium of cutting his ZAPHKIEL verification video. These 'exposing' videos primarily pointed out the 92% wave section. During this wave section, Noctalium's video cuts to a black screen in the middle, which he claimed to be a software error. The accusers use the volcanoes in the background as a reference point. Using the footage from other players who have beaten the level (TrusTa, Rampage and Sunix), they show that the location of the volcano from Noctalium's footage was in a different position.

On 22 October 2017, Noctalium released a video explaining the hacking accusations targeted toward him. He admitted to cutting the ZAPHKIEL video but did not hack the level.

Riot uploaded his proof to expose Noctalium on 14 November 2017, using evidence from many other 'exposing NoctaFly' videos.[2] In his video, he recalled the Sakupen Hell controversy, stating that it is nigh impossible to encounter a rare 'bug' twice (once in the 'disproving' of the 'hackusations' and once when he beat the level). Riot also pointed out that Noctalium's Deception Dive video had visible cuts and did not give the same kind of excuse he did with his ZAPHKIEL video. Sunix and many other YouTubers also uploaded the same video, sometimes with different names.

Noctalium's account was renamed from NoctaFly to 'Hacktafly' by RobTop (without Noctalium's permission) and banned from the leaderboards. xMiguel007 replaced him at the #1 spot.

On 21 November 2017, Noctalium confessed to hacking several of his Demons such Devil Vortex, Sonic Wave, and Yatagarasu.[1] His 60Hz achievements such as Artificial Ascent are still claimed to be legitimate, with several Demonlist editors including Mycrafted believing their legitimacy.

Noctalium also changed his name from Noctafly to Noctalium to signal a change from hacking.

At some point, he deleted his YouTube channel for unspecified reasons and moved to a new account.

Levels

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Unrated levels
  • Death Corridor
  • Death Corridor buff - A buffed version of Death Corridor.
  • Electrum - An electric-themed collaboration with his girlfriend.
  • gniydsiemagsihtr - A difficult ball level.
  • If CrimsonClt was l1 - His oldest currently-uploaded level. It is a nerfed version of Crimson Clutter.
  • Mini Ship training - A ship challenge level.
  • Mortus - His first original level.
  • Neon sign Possible - A reupload of a now-deleted level without the impossible ending.
  • NoctaClysm - A nerfed version of Cataclysm named after himself.
  • Paint Clubstep - A paint version of Clubstep.
  • Spider Challenge - A spider challenge level.
  • Tronzesonic - His version of Supersonic
  • Ttobas
  • Vee - A reupload of his first level.
  • WaterBAth - A blue version of Bloodbath.
  • Yanse
  • Yes
Insane levels
  • Mechanical Fury (Featured)
Insane Demon levels
  • Mantis Massacre (Featured) - The second official Geometry Dash Forum mega-collaboration hosted by Pie90000.
Cancelled/deleted levels
  • Galaxy Collapse - A joke level that became a meme in the community. It is infamous for its overly difficult wave part, which was once the hardest wave challenge in the game.

Trivia

[edit | edit source]
  • Noctalium is the second player to complete 1,000 Demon levels, the first being Pasiblitz.
  • Noctalium once got hacked during the password exploitation, losing all his stats and icons, though his levels remained untouched. A wall message read 'Hacked hacked :)' that had received 600+ dislikes.
  • On 14 June 2017, Noctalium reached the star limit (65,535 stars, the 16-bit integer of 216, minus one). However, this limit was later updated, and the actual star count was displayed on the leaderboards.
  • Noctalium was exposed by ToshDeluxe (albeit with unreliable evidence) way before other famous players like Riot and knobbelboy started to expose him.
  • Noctalium was the player at the #1 spot on the star leaderboard when it froze.

References

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