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If you ever buy it and think it's a little to hard for you, no refund needed because I have a few tips for you -

First thing to do is to check the hertz of you're moniter (moniter refresh rate). This will determine how hard this game will be for you. Right click on desktop, click display, and go to advance display settings. There you will see hz of 60, 144, or for good moniters 240. From worst to best 60, 144, 240. If you want to end up getting extremely good I recomend getting a moniter of 144 hertz or 240 hertz.

The first level you should play is stereo madness. It won't take you to long to beat (though 200 attempts feels like a long time). Playing it in practice mode makes the level much more easy. First thing for practice mode, turn off auto checkpoints. Then you could place a checkpoint before a part you're bad at and practice it until you get good. After you do what I said in practice mode, you're free to play the level as many times as needed to beat it. Do this all the way up to Theory of Everything in order. (Clutterfunk will be very hard. Use the practice tip I gave you most here.) After that you'll see a level that's locked. Save that one for later. Hexagon Force and Electrodynamix should be saved for later as well. The next levels you need to play is Blast Processing to get you good at wave, Geometrical Dinominator to get you good at the Robot, and Fingerdash to get you good with the Spider. The next levels you need to beat are the two I mentioned earlyer, Hexagon Force and Electrodynamix. Beat those in any order. After that you must unlock Clubstep. This level will take you forever to beat. It took some people 8000 attempts. After beating Clubstep, Theory of Everything 2 should be easyer for you. After that is Deadlocked, then you can move on to the online levels or be done with the game.