I see, interesting! That's great you put so much time and attention into the chart.

Maybe it's an issue with my Bluetooth headphones, though the audio delay should be the same for both the track and the game. Or perhaps I set the latency too high during calibration since I personally prefer playing a bit ahead of the chart.

By the way, I significantly reworked a dubstep section in Endgame. Initially, I thought it was just triplets, but when I started making the Hard version and listened to the track at a strong slowdown, I realized the rhythm was much more intricate.

Ha ha thank you! I wasn't sure how to fill the long break in the middle of the song, but I remembered a few songs (including your recent Endgame chart) which filled them by taunting the player in a silly way, and wanted to try something similar. I'm glad you got a kick out of it.

I haven't noticed any desync, I always sync the tracks visually in an audio editor by counting a samples with a calculator so it's very accurate! I just tested it in game on the easy difficulty and I'm at the absolute dead center of the meter on practice mode, so I'm not really sure.

The trap maze idea is simply genius—it's a fantastic way to visually fill the break. I’ve used something similar before, but I didn’t think of creating a more complex structure! :)

To my ear, there’s a slight desync—the track seems to play just a few hundredths of a second ahead of the game level. However, this might be an issue with the practice mode. If I’m not mistaken, the developers mentioned this problem in the latest patch notes.