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I tried recording stuff a while ago, but my computer doesn't seem to like it. Causes games to lag as soon as I turn the recording on (not the best graphics card, which is probably to blame). As you can imagine, lag doesn't help for a bullet hell... Maybe in the future though, when I get a better graphics card.
I've been playing bullet hells for a long time, started playing them when the third Touhou game got released (I was 7 at the time). So yea, I am probably far above average, but usually there are people with similar levels of skill on the leaderboards too. It's just surprising there aren't any. Even though it isn't a standard bullet hell, it's not a bad one.
Sometimes I do coop streams or LPs with some other people (they record it), usually with platformers or ARPGs, but my own recording attempts haven't been very succesful thus far. Only had 1 succesful recording using an ingame recording feature while playing Runescape (to show that a certain challenge was still possible, despite everyone saying it wasn't). Here is a link if you want to see that, it's from well over a year ago though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55pyL6NwGFw
As for some context for this video, the enemies in the fight caves got buffed a lot back then, so that even people with endgame gear had trouble even getting to the final boss there. At the time, people claimed it was impossible without being extremely well geared and they ignored me when I told people it was still possible. Eventually I got annoyed and decided to try and record it with the new streaming feature to show them I could manage even without any armor at all. This actually has some connection to how I play bullet hells, as both require good reflexes to keep it up (in both cases, making a mistake in the timing of any action will kill you).
Ps. I noticed Starwind3437 has some scores over 100 million. From what I've seen thus far, it doesn't seem possible to get close to that even in a run where you get the theoretical maximum graze points on every wave. At least not outside of survival levels... Could be wrong though, as I haven't played those levels yet.
There are probably skilled players when it comes to motor skills and reflexes and they will most certainly top the leaderboards given enough time but I assume (as a Casual player myself) the majority of people who own the game just play to "beat" the game. Take a look at the achievement spread.
Until these players in question become to surface, be proud that you're capable of something at a level far above the rest of us; the leaderboards show it!
Also in regards to Starwind's scores, I'm pretty certain 100m+ scores on standard stages are impossible, but Survival stages supposedly have unlimited score cap, but I'm not actually good enough to consistently dodge the (seemingly random-ish? patterns) so I can't confirm.