Kb's Wall Hop Difficulty Chart 2
A difficulty-chart obby that grades wallhop sections along a named scale, with an unusually high favourite ratio for its visit count.
Benchmarking yourself against a community difficulty scale
By Kb's Obbies (group) · Created 2025-07-12 · Last updated 2026-08-12
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Difficulty charts are a Roblox obby tradition: rather than a linear course, they lay out sections at named difficulty tiers so you can see where your ability sits. This one is the second in Kb's series and is actively maintained, with an update in August 2026.
The value of a chart over a course is that it gives you a shared vocabulary. Saying you cleared a particular tier communicates far more to another player than saying you finished 40 stages of an unnamed obby, and it lets you predict whether an unfamiliar tower is worth attempting yet.
Its favourite count of 29,248 against 1.8 million visits is a high ratio, which for a chart suggests it is being bookmarked as a reference. Concurrent players are low, but that is normal and unimportant for solo benchmarking.
What it trains
- Self-assessment against a named difficulty scale
- Harder wallhop variants at the upper tiers
Techniques you will practise here
The Wallhop
InsaneClimb a vertical shaft by alternating strafe inputs between two facing walls while holding jump. The technique the whole obby exists to teach.
Zigzag Wallhop
ExtremeA wallhop where the two walls are offset rather than directly facing, so each hop has to travel forward as well as sideways.
Wraparound Wallhop
ExtremeWallhop while travelling around a corner or pillar, changing your strafe axis mid-climb without losing the jump chain.
Corner Hop
HardClimb the corner where two walls meet at right angles by alternating between faces. Easier than a pure wallhop because corners give clearer contact.
Tips for using this obby
- Find your ceiling tier, then practise one tier below it. Training at your ceiling builds frustration rather than skill.
- Note the tier names — they let you judge unfamiliar towers before committing an hour to them.
- Re-benchmark occasionally rather than continuously. Weekly is plenty.
Kb's Wall Hop Difficulty Chart 2 FAQ
What is a wallhop difficulty chart?
A map that lays out wallhop sections at named difficulty tiers rather than as a linear course, so you can locate your current ability and communicate it to other players.
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