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The Extreme Demon Slayers Challenge List Rules
Here are the rules for getting your level/record accepted on the list!
Records
Records show that you have completed a level on the list
Your record should be sent through either YouTube, Twitch or Google Drive
Legacy Records will be accepted
Don't hack!
Submitting Your Level to the List
Rules
1. No spam challenges/awkward inconsistent spam unless you have spam that flows really well with other high CPS gameplay
2. Level must have decent effort put into it (level must be atleast structured)
3. The level's Publisher, Verifier and at least one Creator must all be members of EDS
4. Level can't be over 45 seconds long
5. Level must be over 3 seconds long
6. Level has to be original (Can't steal gameplay from other levels or be a cut part from another level) INSPIRATION IS ALLOWED
7. Level cant be absolute trash to play (avoid chokepoints and awkward gameplay)
8. No duplicated gp levels (Levels with a piece of gameplay repeated multiple times, for example: 3sh in hell) {Small things such as 3 triples at the end of a level are okay, as long as a majority of the level is unique}
9. Level cant have any skips/secret ways (creator will get notified about a found secret way/skip and if they do not fix it the level will be removed)
10. Level must be hard enough to place on the list (Harder than the level currently placed at #50)
Record Eligibility
Any record submitted must begin at the start of the level and continue until the last click is succesfully passed. A record is still valid even if you get 0 deaths and 100% accuracy in Noclip Accuracy or just use one attempt in Practice Mode
It's necessary that there are audible clicks present throughout the entire run, whether the footage is finished or raw. A record without clicks will definitely be disregarded!
Illegitimate Mods
Show Hitboxes On Death is allowed.
Physics Bypass, 2.1 and Click Between Frames are allowed.
Other then that its just common sense, Dont use obvious hacks such as Noclip, Speedhack, Hitboxes etc.
All credit for the inspiration for these rules goes to the Pointercrate Guidelines.