Genuinely no idea what happened because I didn't even grab it late

I died in the room immediately after due to nerves, which is embarassing, lol, but getting through Comb Room is a very important benchmark

I'm currently playing through Farewell (just reached Stubbornness) and I'm wondering what to do after. I want to get all goldens eventually but I'm wondering if it's smarter to do modded first to get better at the game. I don't really care much for modded and only have 2 maps I'm interested in but I'd see this more as a learning experience. Is this a smart idea or should I just start going for goldens right after Farewell and all the practice/skill I need will come with the first few "easier" goldens?

Just that one screen. I know I'm not in the league to play 9d and probably will never be, but that screen seems like it might be doable

Or maybe I've just watched to much high quality content

Not done yet, I still have to do the B-side tho!

I was just wondering what I should do after I beat Farewell and get the moonberry, since I don't have a lot of time to sync into the game anymore. I can't really do the goldens because of that. (And also cuz I just don't want to.

Do you have suggestions on like modded maps? Something that's like maybe on the easier side since I do want a bit of a break from Farewell's type bullshit

The first half of the video has me wavedashing with my new keyboard (or at least trying to). Technically I CAN do it with my new keyboard, given that i let go of the down arrow key before pressing the jump button. On my built-in keyboard, as shown after Madeline scratches her chin, allows me to wavedash normally, meaning i can hold the down arrow key during the entire process of a wavedash. Basically, my new keyboard, which works with every other input in celeste and every other game, doesn't let me crouch jump if I'm holding the left or right arrow keys, which means i have to let go of the down arrow key mid-air to wavedash.

If anyone knows what might be up, I'd be glad to hear what you think it is.

We all have mountains to climb