[Andrew WCY]

Well, people are finding ways to achieve accurate high scroll speed plays lol.

You could start up the preview of the song you're playing in the website and start the song in the game at the same time, so that you could look at the preview during gameplay (which could have a low scroll speed) while playing the song in the game (which could have a very high scroll speed). That's essentially what players mean by 'double gameplay'.

Other than that, you could also increase the height of the game window (without increasing the width) so that you have more reading space, which also allows you to play at higher scroll speeds without having any note reading problems.

I propose a few additional measures to help make the scores here more legit:
- Record the gameplay using video recording software like OBS.
- The video must show the entire monitor of your computer.
- No window other than the game window could be present (other than OBS's window).
- The game window must use the default aspect ratio (or at least something close to that).

These measures aren't perfect as people with more than one monitor (or more than one computer really) could open up a song preview in another place that couldn't be captured by video recording software, but hey, what could you do for a challenge like this.