Lucidium beat this level and i think its cool, HOWEVER lucidium also attempted to groom the user rin04 in late 2021, he then made an apology admitting what he did to them. A little while after he ended up deleting the apology however some managed to archive it. He has now changed username from iilogan to lucidium (surely to not hide anything) and if you try to bring this up that he is allowed to be in the aredl server (full of minors) your messages will be deleted and you'll receive a ban, he also has a list profile on pointercrate despite being a confirmed child groomer LOL. Proof on my discord if u somehow didnt know this

sure the gameplay might be quite possibly the "worst" of any rated level in the game unless you're a really specific kind of ludicrously skilled masochist, but there's no doubt even the original is iconic at this point. and the remake, for what it is, is surprisingly good. as a Nine Circles Connoisseur i genuinely think the first part of the drop is one of the prettiest takes on the style ever (it falls off a little before and after). it like looks like an RTX ON showcase in a good way. which is very fitting fate for this level

Its a remake, most of Sakupen Circles' identity rested in its status as an impossible level. Nerfing the most iconic part and one of the most iconic parts in all of GD impossible level culture just to make it a top 1 is upsetting and cowardly. Would be higher if we were talking about unnerfed SKC, but nevertheless, it is still just a nine circles clone made by a child. The redeco is unneccessary and only exists to get the level rated, which is also cowardly. There was no reason to appeal to the game dev other than to have the level appear on the demonlist.

It's easy to see this level and spread the cheesy message of "look how far we've come! We've pushed the limits of player skill so much the impossible is now possible!" But seriously, what's the point if the level in question is a poorly made nine circles clone in which the only legacy is giving the hacker of devil vortex $2,000 in ad revenue?