Re：End of a Dream

The high BPM, short drills, and runs constantly drain your stamina, and the crossover steps in between have such a wide stride that it's exhausting. Because it's so physically taxing, I think it's hard to keep your gauge and survive until the final kill.

Just mash the runs until you're about to die from exhaustion, then handle the 210 stairs right before you collapse.

The 212 BPM runs keep coming, but if you connect the rest period/potion section before the late spike, you'll be at full health. As for the late spike, I think it's manageable as long as you handle the weight shift in the final spike.

Whether you break on or break off depends on whether you've saved your stamina and filled your gauge to the max right before the final kill's crossover. In my personal opinion, this is a section where you'll get crushed without mercy if you don't know how to enter the final kill while saving as much stamina as possible, so it seems like a good time to start learning how to conserve stamina and maintain your gauge. I thought I died there too. So, grit your teeth and give the final kill a try until the end.

You need to treat the 212 BPM run as a potion to clear this. The final crossover will drain a significant amount of your gauge even if you're at full health, so make sure to refill your health before that to clear.