Editing Bloodlust (section)

===Controversy and final stretch===
The next day, Crazen achieved 52% on his own Low Detail Mode version of Bloodlust.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2UkVLB1Gjo</ref> But he also revealed why he was practising Bloodlust, claiming that knobbelboy was taking too long to verify Bloodlust, and he would verify his copy himself. He defended himself by saying that knobbelboy stole Fusion Z from Manix, and now he would steal Bloodlust from knobbelboy as payback for stealing Fusion Z. This divided the community into two sides—knobbelboy's, who disagreed with Crazen attempting to steal the level and another side, Crazen's, who agreed that knobbelboy was taking too long and Crazen should replace him.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX-UTYqqYus</ref>

Eventually, Crazen apologized to knobbelboy for the whole incident and dropped Bloodlust, leaving knobbelboy to verify the level. Even though some still wanted Crazen to verify, on 20 February 2018, after nearly two years of drama and turmoil, knobbelboy finally verified Bloodlust after 121,296 attempts, which at the time was the most attempts spent on a single level by a player.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SzKetF2btw</ref> Several players started practising Bloodlust before it was verified, including [[Sunix]] and Crazen.

The placement of Plasma Pulse Finale and Bloodlust on the Demonlist is formerly debated, with prominent players such as [[EndLevel]] and Skullo suggesting that the former should move to #1. Quickly after the beginning of this debate, Plasma Pulse Finale received an Insane Demon community rating instead of the well-fit Extreme Demon. This occurrence is likely due to players supporting Bloodlust's triumphant ranking purposely incorrectly rating Plasma Pulse Finale to 'prove' that Bloodlust is the hardest level. Although, there is little proof of this. Fortunately, this change was quickly reverted, with Plasma Pulse Finale returning to the Extreme Demon rating not long after.