He would later get 66% on February 5 and 71% on February 14. Mabby01, a skilled player at that time, made good progress on Bloodbath, getting 61% on January 16, 2016, right before beating Cataclysm a day later. At the same time, Sandstorm began practising the level, making progress on the first half and then on the second half before dropping the level. Afterwards, Zeostar would temporarily stop making more progress. Zeostar got 25% a few days after the level was released, and then 27% and 34%. The first progressions were made by Zeostar and Sandstorm. The level would immediately be placed at #1 on the Geometry Dash forums Demonlist after its verification.Įver since its verification and placement as the new hardest Demon, numerous skilled players attempted to beat the level. Eventually on August 12, 2015, Riot finally verified Bloodbath after over 25,000+ attempts and countless amounts of practice on stream. Riot then crashed at 94% on August 8, 2015, crashing at Ggb0y's part, eventually becoming his worst fail in the level. He then got 58% on July 13, 65% on August 3 and then 90% on August 6. Riot began making progress in attempting to verify Bloodbath, getting 48% on June 26, 2015. On July 6, 2015, Riot uploaded a trailer video of Bloodbath featuring all of the creators involved in the project.
A week later, Riot posted the second preview of Bloodbath, featuring Havok, Giron and Ggb0y's parts respectively.Īfterwards, Michigun uploaded a preview of his part in the level. On June 2, 2015, Riot uploaded the first preview of a level called 'Bloodbath', featuring a very difficult ship part. It is the second instalment of the community-designated trilogy of similarly-themed Extreme Demons, preceding aftermath and succeeding Cataclysm, and all levels combined into a full version become AfterCataBath.īefore Bloodbath, Riot initially began creating a ridiculously difficult level known as ' Silent Akbar' along with Cyclic and Aurorus, which was intended to surpass the difficulty of ICE Carbon Diablo X, but was abandoned due to its impossible difficulty, so Riot decided to host another project. Barely any other level would challenge this level's position for over a year until Sakupen Hell was released, marking the beginning of its descent in perceived difficulty. Following its verification, it was placed at #1 on the Official Extreme and Insane Demon Records List (nowadays known as the Demonlist).
Whose blood will be spilt in the Bloodbath? Who will the victors be? How many will survive? Good luck.īloodbath is a 1.9/2.0/2.1 Extreme Demon mega-collaboration hosted, verified and published by Riot on August 12, 2015. Riot (host), weoweoteo, Vermillion, Michigun, Evasium, Crack, ASonicMen, Etzer, Havok, Giron and Ggb0y (Verified and published by Riot) This page does not have sufficient references.
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