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|creator = [[Pennutoh]] (Verified by [[ | |creator = [[Pennutoh]] (Verified by [[Jakercut]]) | ||
|difficulty = ExtremeDemon | |difficulty = ExtremeDemon | ||
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|videogame level that is hard. beat only if good | |videogame level that is hard. beat only if good | ||
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'''Bausha Vortex''' is a 2.0/2.1 solo Extreme Demon created and published by [[Pennutoh]] and verified by [[ | '''Bausha Vortex''' is a 2.0/2.1 solo Extreme Demon level created and published by [[Pennutoh]] and verified by [[Jakercut]]. It is an extremely difficult [[Nine Circles]]-styled level and features a vast amount of crucial timings, invisible portals, and moving obstacles. Due to this, the level is considered to be harder than Down Bass. Unlike most Nine Circles remakes, this one features a unique effect, found only in a few remakes, which is a typical electro-styled level, hence the nickname "Electric Circles." | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The level starts with a difficult cube section that consists of | The level starts with a difficult cube section that mostly consists of gravity changes and difficult timings. A Low-Detail Mode key (referred to as "Lag Killer" in the level) is found here. | ||
Next, the player enters a very difficult double-speed ship sequence. The background design is | Next, the player enters a very difficult double-speed ship sequence. The background design is the same as during the ship part in the original [[Nine Circles]]. However, it utilizes moving. There is also 2.0 decoration followed by a confusing cube section which ultimately focuses on memory due to the amount of fake lining, portals, and jump pads throughout the part. After this part, the gravity changes, and the words: "GOOD LUCK!" can be seen. | ||
The most difficult part of the level starts | The most difficult part of the level, the drop, starts. It features the famous epileptic wave mode utilized by most Nine Circles levels, along with a custom background. (Assuming that the Lag Killer is not activated.) This wave part contains extremely tight spaces and almost all of the slopes have spiky thorns on top of them. There are also sudden speed changes, dual portals, and fake paths. The wave segment also features a ball/wave mixed dual inspired by an unrated Nine Circles level called Fox Circles. | ||
The | The last part of the level is a cube segment, which mostly contains triple spikes. Some of the spikes here are moving, designed to confuse the player to add difficulty to this part. | ||
Then, the level ends with a short ball segment featuring the words: "BAUSHA VORTEX VERIFIED BY Temporum." | |||
Then, the level ends with a short ball segment | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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**This change pushed Crimson Clutter into the Legacy List. | **This change pushed Crimson Clutter into the Legacy List. | ||
*The Nine Circles' color schemes during the wave part are violet, cerulean, sea green, yellow, orange, and fuchsia. | *The Nine Circles' color schemes during the wave part are violet, cerulean, sea green, yellow, orange, and fuchsia. | ||
*The level features good sync, like many of Pennutoh's levels. | *The level features good sync, like many of [[Pennutoh]]'s levels. | ||
**Shortly before being assigned to verify Bausha Vortex, | **Shortly before being assigned to verify Bausha Vortex, [[Jakercut]] made a video about his favorite syncing levels (and creators), and there was Pennutoh. | ||
**Although it features good sync, this level is mostly flawed due to its transitions. | **Although it features good sync, this level is mostly flawed due to its transitions. | ||
***[[Technical]], when he beat it, in his completion video of this level, had a "Bad Transition Counter" on the screen. | ***[[Technical]], when he beat it, in his completion video of this level, had a "Bad Transition Counter" on the screen. | ||
*"Bausha" or "Bauscia" is a term that defines the highest social class in the Italian city of Milan. | *"Bausha" or "Bauscia" is a term that defines the highest social class in the Italian city of Milan. | ||
* | *Jakercut crashed at 98% during verification. | ||
*This level was the inspiration for [[Hyper Paracosm]]. | *This level was the inspiration for [[Hyper Paracosm]]. | ||
*[[Temp]] made a remake with [[ItsHybrid]] and HJfod called Balengu Vortex.<ref>https://youtu.be/2BwK_ngpdPA</ref> | *[[Temp]] made a remake with [[ItsHybrid]] and HJfod called Balengu Vortex.<ref>https://youtu.be/2BwK_ngpdPA</ref> | ||
Revision as of 22:48, 18 October 2025
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Bausha Vortex is a 2.0/2.1 solo Extreme Demon level created and published by Pennutoh and verified by Jakercut. It is an extremely difficult Nine Circles-styled level and features a vast amount of crucial timings, invisible portals, and moving obstacles. Due to this, the level is considered to be harder than Down Bass. Unlike most Nine Circles remakes, this one features a unique effect, found only in a few remakes, which is a typical electro-styled level, hence the nickname "Electric Circles."
Gameplay
The level starts with a difficult cube section that mostly consists of gravity changes and difficult timings. A Low-Detail Mode key (referred to as "Lag Killer" in the level) is found here.
Next, the player enters a very difficult double-speed ship sequence. The background design is the same as during the ship part in the original Nine Circles. However, it utilizes moving. There is also 2.0 decoration followed by a confusing cube section which ultimately focuses on memory due to the amount of fake lining, portals, and jump pads throughout the part. After this part, the gravity changes, and the words: "GOOD LUCK!" can be seen.
The most difficult part of the level, the drop, starts. It features the famous epileptic wave mode utilized by most Nine Circles levels, along with a custom background. (Assuming that the Lag Killer is not activated.) This wave part contains extremely tight spaces and almost all of the slopes have spiky thorns on top of them. There are also sudden speed changes, dual portals, and fake paths. The wave segment also features a ball/wave mixed dual inspired by an unrated Nine Circles level called Fox Circles.
The last part of the level is a cube segment, which mostly contains triple spikes. Some of the spikes here are moving, designed to confuse the player to add difficulty to this part.
Then, the level ends with a short ball segment featuring the words: "BAUSHA VORTEX VERIFIED BY Temporum."
Trivia
- The level's password is 210317.
- The level contains 27,055 objects.
- The level's duration is 1m 12s.
- The level was initially placed at #4 on the Demonlist on March 10, 2017, above Sakupen Hell (#5) and below Artificial Ascent (#3).
- This change pushed Crimson Clutter into the Legacy List.
- The Nine Circles' color schemes during the wave part are violet, cerulean, sea green, yellow, orange, and fuchsia.
- The level features good sync, like many of Pennutoh's levels.
- Shortly before being assigned to verify Bausha Vortex, Jakercut made a video about his favorite syncing levels (and creators), and there was Pennutoh.
- Although it features good sync, this level is mostly flawed due to its transitions.
- Technical, when he beat it, in his completion video of this level, had a "Bad Transition Counter" on the screen.
- "Bausha" or "Bauscia" is a term that defines the highest social class in the Italian city of Milan.
- Jakercut crashed at 98% during verification.
- This level was the inspiration for Hyper Paracosm.
- Temp made a remake with ItsHybrid and HJfod called Balengu Vortex.[1]
- There is a joke remake of this known as xetroV ahsuaB, which is literally Bausha Vortex reversed and optimized so that players have a chance of passing an obstacle that they could pass going forward but not backward. It was verified by zMarc on December 30, 2020.
- The placement of Abyss of Darkness on June 12, 2022, pushed Bausha Vortex into the Legacy List of the Demonlist.