Chaoticism Legacy ULT 10: a sightread clear, frame by frame

Read the card

1. 1

   Read the card: ULTIMATE 10, and a blank to fill

   The select screen pins the ceiling at ULTIMATE 10 — the ULT badge with the jacket captioned Nothing But Requiem beside it — and shows HIGH SCORE '–': this sightread is the first entry the chart will record on this account. Everything the run earns lands on a blank card.

   

2. 2

   REFLECT, and the honest part: Assist Mode is on

   The pre-dive screen shows 000'000'000, the guide character on the left, and a tag that matters: Assist Mode Enabled. This sightread is played with assistance — a fair way to learn a new ceiling chart, and the reason scores here are not comparable to unassisted runs. The page keeps saying so; the screen does too.

   

3. 3

   Phase 0: SPEED 7.00 on an empty board

   The dive opens on an untouched six-lane field. The HUD pins the contract top right — Chaoticism Legacy, Nothing But Requiem, ULT 10, SPEED 7.00 — while the lane floor reads A S D F with Shift and Space on the wings. A faster scroll than the FBD logs on this site; the ULT tier introduces itself early.

   

The opening: slabs and a head start

1. 4

   Twin slabs open the account

   The first shapes worth naming arrive as a pair of slabs — a violet wide press center-left and a pink one hugging the right rail — at 002'537'032. Wide presses want anchored hands: park each hand over its slab's lanes and rock through, instead of stabbing single notes.

   

2. 5

   A gold slab and 68 clean links

   By 006'699'958 the chain reads 68 with a gold wide slab still glowing on the left. Sightreads live or die here: keep the hands lazy and wide, let the slab do the work, and bank links before the chart shows its real teeth.

   

The middle: triangles, breaks, recovery

1. 6

   The triangle slab, and the first BREAK

   Chaoticism Legacy's signature shape: a full violet triangle sweeping from the top of the board down to a single landing point — here at 023'553'634 — while a red BREAK on the right rail admits the sightread cost. The triangle reads scarier than it plays: track the apex, not the wings.

   

2. 7

   Rebuilding: chain 17 after the break

   At 035'524'105 the counter reads 17 — the chain is being rebuilt, not lost, as a green triangle note lands double EXACT mid-field. The reflex that saves sightreads is a boring one: after a BREAK, shrink your attention to the next two notes and let the number climb back on its own.

   

3. 8

   Three lanes, three EXACT, gold everywhere

   The mid-chart peaks around 045'597'522: three simultaneous landings all judged EXACT while gold bursts wash the lower lanes. This is the density promise of ULT 10 — chords arrive as chords, and the ring outlines waiting under them keep asking for releases on time.

   

The finish: held together, cleared

1. 9

   Cyan slab, green flash, still EXACT

   Around 070'235'739 a cyan slab presses across the center lanes and leaves a green flash on the line. Past the two-thirds mark the chart stops introducing shapes and starts repeating them faster — endurance territory, and the hands that stayed anchored in step 2 are the ones still landing EXACT.

   

2. 10

   LATE NEAR — the game tells you which way to lean

   At 091'309'254 two notes land NEAR with LATE stamped over them. In Falsus grades every near-miss with direction: LATE means let go a touch sooner on the next attempt. For a sightread this is the whole prize — a clear plus a map of exactly which habits to fix.

   

3. 11

   091'730'211 — the number that stands

   The field empties and the HUD freezes at 091'730'211, the score this run banks as the chart's first entry on this account. No result card follows in the video — the tally that would settle the note count never appears, so that number stays unpublished on the wikis too.

   

4. 12

   DIVE CLEARED — first look, first clear

   The banner lands: DIVE CLEARED, not PERFECT — NEARs and BREAKs included, assist mode on, and still a first-look clear of a level 10 ceiling chart. That is the bar this page holds out: ULT 10 is clearable on sightread if you read slabs wide, rebuild after breaks, and let the LATE/EARLY stamps coach you.