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The dementia got to him when he was going to explain stage 5

The alzheimer

At the start i thought what is a normal level but when i lernt i understood what is the meltal disease of my grandad

Correction: 38-55% is stage 5. Either way, horifiyingly beautiful level

The fact that a level from a cube game explaining Alzheimer's much better than your average PSA or an article shows sometimes art can be a much more powerful tool to deliver a message than research papers.

love you bangaled

damn i got cooked :(

This level is most scary than peaceful 😭😭

This level, makes me shake. I.. dont know if its becuase of fear of sadness but.. even before i knew the story for it, i knew something was off and even then i was shaking.

how many leds have you banged?

man how do u even get this good 😭 it’s my third day playing and i’m struggling fr

HEAT

I grandma has Alzheimer's, I talked her from my dad's phone (I don't have her number) and she asked me like 10 times my name, my age, where am I, what I was doing, I almost cried after that call.

And then.... They die. LEVEL COMPLETE!

“And with that” “They die.” LEVEL COMPLETE!!!!! :D YAY

i know someone with dementia, god it's horrible and I'm praying for her she clearly needs it

Nah thats wild they put at the end "Good Job!"

7:09 ATLEAST FOR NOW? i am not sleeping tonight

hi dizzayy

0:40 Stage 1 (First Attack) You can barely notice anything wrong. It almost seems perfect. 0:56 Stage 2 (Neuron Error : Phase 1) You see that some things are wrong, but you probably pass it on because you think that you're just forgetting it happens all the time. 1:44 Stage 3 At this point you know something is off, like you aren’t you anymore. You have no idea what your problem is. You can’t tell if you're losing it or not. At this point, if you go any further, NO FALLBACK. 2:12 Stage 4 (Neuron Error : Phase 2) This is it. You know that you have it. You know it. Everyone's know about it. Crying, wish that you would just die. No way to back. You know, your friends, family, and everything else is going to fade. You know what’s wrong. You know the truth now and you need assistance. 2:47 Stage 5 At this point you want to leave this world, but you can’t. You aren’t going to like your last weeks. Your family, nurses, doctors are here. You're forgetting your life. You truly aren’t you without your memories. You don’t even know why you’re in here. Your mind is persevering whatever it can as your brain is sinking into the void. 3:49 Stage 6 (Neuron Error : Last Phase) You don’t know what is going on. How to breathe & speak. Whatever you're spoke, it’s meaningless. It’s all jumbled. Your mind is always dying. You don’t know how to feel. You’ve forgotten everything. You don’t want to but you have to. You're just wishing you are dead already but you can’t do it yet. 5:20 Stage 7 At this phase, you're brain couldn't holding it forever. Those memories now at destructive potential. 5:57 Memory Throwback Your memories are coming back now, but for short moment. Just like light flash. But you're remember all of the moments before you're at the phase 4. 6:23 Voidness (Death) Just, Death.

the fact that you called them "victims" just shows how terrifying alzheimers is

I can finally understand what my grandfather has been going through. Wow i feel horrible... Atleast he isn't suffering anymore.

aged like milk

Nasty

Tbh I just thought it was a weird creepy glitch level

i hope i can sleep this week

Oh my god too clean!

I wonder where you told us stage 5.

not even sure if it was meant for this but the song fits perfectly with the theme of sounding offputing at the start and a scary kind of confusing at the end

i forgor

1:47 your description of stage 3 sounds like ADHD... Just an observation

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holy fire 🔥

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oh god

3:35 i wonder if this part is supposed to represent a pulse or heart monitor which explains the beeps in the empty area

How do you make the player card for Slapshot rebound?

goosebumps from this video. Good job

Subtitles : Thay die Geometry Dash : GOOD JOB! ☠️

I dropped a tear at the "They Die"... 😢

I once experienced Amnesia, it was around 13 years... I've recovered a lot but I'm not the same I used to be, like, at all, I struggle a lot remembering various things about my life before that age... I relate to the projections of the level, it's horrifying to say the least.

Man it’s crazy how two words gave literal chills down my spine. “They Die”

To this day this level is the most tragic one in GD history IMO.

A saved game (also called a game save, savegame, savefile, save point, or simply save) is a piece of digitally stored information about the progress of a player in a video game. From the earliest games in the 1970s onward, game platform hardware and memory improved, which led to bigger and more complex computer games, which, in turn, tended to take more and more time to play them from start to finish. This naturally led to the need to store in some way the progress, and how to handle the case where the player received a "game over". More modern games with a heavier emphasis on storytelling are designed to allow the player many choices that impact the story in a profound way later on, and some game designers do not want to allow more than one save game so that the experience will always be "fresh".

Everyone who plays video games a lot, it fills up their memories with video games making Alzheimer’s disease more common to them so… be careful 😕

A emotional level about having dementia, I'm very lucky to not have a old bud have one. I hope my grandpa or grandma doesn't have one.

i think i have stage 3 or 2 cuz i rely forget simple shit (i am under 18)

Level Complete: No Life Complete: Yes

as someone who's grandmother is currently on stage 4, i really appreciate the level, this video explaining it, and the message at the end to donate. Having to watch her try to say a sentence that makes no sense is really tough and so is listening to her ask a question multiple times that has already been answered. Thank you for this video, I really appreciate it