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{{Infobox Level|creator = Hideki (Verified by Atomic)|difficulty = [[File:Insane.png|15px]] Insane (hopefully [[File:Extreme Demon.png|15px]] Extreme Demon)|stars = 0* (hopefully 10*)|id = 54953085|last_updated = 2.1|version = 1|song = Wander of Thought - F-777|composer = F-777|song_id = 349494}}Thinking Space is an unrated 2.0/2.1 Extreme Demon made by Hideki in 2015 and verified by Atomic two years later.
{{Infobox Level|creator = Hideki (Verified by Atomic)|difficulty = [[File:Insane.png|15px]] Insane (hopefully [[File:Extreme Demon.png|15px]] Extreme Demon)|stars = 0[[File:Star.png|15px]] (hopefully 10[[File:Star.png|15px]])|id = 54953085|last_updated = 2.1|version = 1|song = Wander of Thought - F-777|composer = F-777|song_id = 349494}}Thinking Space is an unrated 2.0/2.1 Extreme Demon made by Hideki in 2015 and verified by Atomic two years later.


== History ==
== History ==
It is unknown when exactly Thinking Space came out, but for the first time, it became known when on November 23, 2015 (it was early 2.0) Hideki published a video showing the auto-version of the level (the non-auto version was verified at the time, probably using cheats). Over time, the video scored a small number of views and comments, as the demon level was played by famous players the level became more known. Further various players tried to beat this level. Some made progress (the highest records were 40%, 41%, 42%, and 45%), however, for the most part in 2018-2019 (perhaps there were a couple of earlier records). It is also worth noting that on February 27, 2018, the well-known Stormfly laid out a video-cutting passage of Thinking Space. Perhaps it was because of this that many players remembered this level. On January 3, 2019, Atomic got 50%. He set a few more records behind this record, and on February 11th he lost at 97% for the first time, on March 9th he lost at 97% again. After a couple more fails on the last cube section, Atomic crashed twice at the last spikes at 98% (video published April 9). And finally, on the same day, April 9, Atomic finally managed Verify Thinking Space (he spent 75,577 attempts on it) and uploaded it (or rather his copy) on his account. In the description of the video, he said that he began to pass the level as a joke, as he put it, “for memes”. Up to 20,000, he did not take the level seriously, up to 30,000 had not yet considered it possible. Gabs once told him that it was foolish to spend so many attempts with little or no reason, and Atomic agreed with him, realizing that Thinking Space could be verified.[[Category:2.0 levels]]
It is unknown when exactly Thinking Space came out, but for the first time, it became known when on November 23, 2015 (it was early 2.0) Hideki published a video showing the auto-version of the level (the non-auto version was verified at the time, probably using cheats). Over time, the video scored a small number of views and comments, as the demon level was played by famous players the level became more known. Further various players tried to beat this level. Some made progress (the highest records were 40%, 41%, 42%, and 45%), however, for the most part in 2018-2019 (perhaps there were a couple of earlier records). It is also worth noting that on February 27, 2018, the well-known Stormfly laid out a video-cutting passage of Thinking Space. Perhaps it was because of this that many players remembered this level. On January 3, 2019, Atomic got 50%. He set a few more records behind this one, and on February 11, he achieved 97% for the first time, on March 9 he got 97% again. After a couple more fails at the last cube section, Atomic crashed twice at the last spikes at 98% (video published April 9). And finally, on the same day, April 9, Atomic finally managed Verify Thinking Space (he spent 75,577 attempts on it) and uploaded it (or rather his copy) on his account. In the description of the video, he said that he began to pass the level as a joke, as he put it, “for memes”. Up to 20,000, he did not take the level seriously, up to 30,000 had not yet considered it possible. Gabs once told him that it was foolish to spend so many attempts with little or no reason, and Atomic agreed with him, realizing that Thinking Space could be verified.[[Category:2.0 levels]]
[[Category:2.1 levels]]
[[Category:2.1 levels]]
[[Category:Unrated levels]]
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[[Category:Long levels]]
[[Category:Long levels]]
[[Category:Levels with user coins]]
[[Category:Levels with user coins]]

Revision as of 13:53, 2 May 2019

Template:Infobox LevelThinking Space is an unrated 2.0/2.1 Extreme Demon made by Hideki in 2015 and verified by Atomic two years later.

History

It is unknown when exactly Thinking Space came out, but for the first time, it became known when on November 23, 2015 (it was early 2.0) Hideki published a video showing the auto-version of the level (the non-auto version was verified at the time, probably using cheats). Over time, the video scored a small number of views and comments, as the demon level was played by famous players the level became more known. Further various players tried to beat this level. Some made progress (the highest records were 40%, 41%, 42%, and 45%), however, for the most part in 2018-2019 (perhaps there were a couple of earlier records). It is also worth noting that on February 27, 2018, the well-known Stormfly laid out a video-cutting passage of Thinking Space. Perhaps it was because of this that many players remembered this level. On January 3, 2019, Atomic got 50%. He set a few more records behind this one, and on February 11, he achieved 97% for the first time, on March 9 he got 97% again. After a couple more fails at the last cube section, Atomic crashed twice at the last spikes at 98% (video published April 9). And finally, on the same day, April 9, Atomic finally managed Verify Thinking Space (he spent 75,577 attempts on it) and uploaded it (or rather his copy) on his account. In the description of the video, he said that he began to pass the level as a joke, as he put it, “for memes”. Up to 20,000, he did not take the level seriously, up to 30,000 had not yet considered it possible. Gabs once told him that it was foolish to spend so many attempts with little or no reason, and Atomic agreed with him, realizing that Thinking Space could be verified.