Colors are more fun. Yay!
its from may 2023, sooooo yeah
Oh a ha!
Oh ho ho!
Except it is now very vague by modern standards!
Oh ho ho
Oh hey hey!
Here we go!
= 0/10 - [1]
or
= 1/10 - [2]
= 2/10 - [3]
= 3/10 - [4]
= 4/10 - [5]
= 5/10 - [6]
= 6/10 - [7]
= 7/10 [8]
= 8/10 - [9]
= 9/10 - [10]
or
= 10/10 - [11]
or
= 11/10 - [12] *[13]
or
= ∞/10 - [14]
For those who make art guides, PSAs, and
extremely easy guides. ↩︎For the easiest guides; any random gim off the street can follow it perfectly. ↩︎
For the easier guides. ↩︎
For those who like guides and good things. This will be the “Everybody” section of the Gim library. (Average difficulty) ↩︎
For the aspiring gims. This one might be harder than normal. ↩︎
For the more advanced guides. This is usually the level at which code and abstract processes might be introduced, so newer gims might have a harder time with this. ↩︎
For the people who want professional guides. This is not recommended for new users, and most likely involves multiple complicated steps and code. ↩︎
For the long guides. This one is for harder or starting where extremely hard posts are usually placed (and up). ↩︎
For the advanced guides. These usually refer to advanced code and prospects that might not be explicitly mentioned in the guide. ↩︎
For the almost hardest practical guides. This is the middle ground of technical GimKit Guides, and are for guides that are harder than 8/10, but not as hard 10/10. ↩︎
For the extremely advanced users. This will almost certainly include code and/or abstract processes and would also usually be long. This is not recommended to be attempted by anyone who cannot complete 8/10 level guides. ↩︎
For the Blackholes of the world. This is the hardest practical tier and may cause actual tears. Only recommended for those who can complete 10/10s (or Professionals and up on the Blizzian Scale*). ↩︎
(For the people that like things that are) Practically Gimpossible. ↩︎
Is this necroposting???..?'“:{”
You can’t necropost on a guide.
It’s called Bumping!
And Modernizing!
Ok.
Bump - Difficulty: ![]()