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Glitch Style may seem difficult at first, but it becomes consistent once you have a route, since you only have to deal with one Baldloon.

Now try doing this with Chaos Mode activated.

If you don't know what Chaos Mode is, it makes 1 copy of each existing character after you collect a Notebook. So after I get the first 2 Notebooks, there are 3 Baldloons chasing me. And after all 7, I have to deal with 8.

Now how consistent is this? The beginning is suprisingly consistent, up until you get to the Cafeteria. Understand that each Baldloon has a different speed. This means you need a strategy that takes advantage of this.

You may get past the Cafeteria part often, but getting the Exits is much more inconsistent. If the Baldloons follow you, that's a good thing (assuming you have items). If they don't, however, they may end up where you need to go next. Game over.

But that's not even the worst part. If you do manage to get to the Bossfight, you have to escape the Cafeteria and the surrounding area. I died here at least 30 times.

I'm not sure what's harder: escaping the Cafeteria or the rest of the Bossfight. But during the Bossfight, walls can spawn literally right next to you without warning. Each Baldloon constantly knows your location. Item spawns can be terrible. You need to think quickly and not underestimate the Baldloons' speed.

Before February 10th, I occasionally did Glitch Style Chaos Mode just for fun, to see how far I could get. I got 5 Notebooks. But after seeing WestieNZ beat this challenge, I began to take this seriously on February 10th.

The first day, I got 2 Exits, which was a big deal because I'd never gotten that far. The next day, I triggered the Bossfight twice and managed to get 1 hit in a fraction of a second before dying. On day 3, I escaped the Cafeteria and the surrounding area twice after hitting a Baldloon. I got 3 hits on the 4th day. Meanwhile, I was testing new strategies, which helped me get to the Bossfight more consistently.

On day 5, I got 7 hits. And on day 6, 9 hits. I just needed one more hit. But around this time, the challenge started becoming annoying. It took a lot of luck to even make it to the Bossfight. Once there, simply escaping was difficult enough. And 5 times, I threw an item and it went straight through the Baldloon. Yes, you read that correctly. There were many stupid deaths. It began to seem like anything could go wrong, even the beginning, which was generally consistent. I initially found this to be fun, but it was becoming more of a burden.

But I still kept going. I believed that I would finally beat this. And on Day 7, after several good Bossfight attempts, 20 hours and ~500 attempts, it finally happened.