The Mario Maker 2 Tree

I'm stuck at 11 Master Swords. It seems I have hit a wall and i don't know how to overcome hit. Using explosions don't seem to be the way (because it is a very hard grinding way) and i can't seem to be able to complete the Magikoopas challenge a fifth time. Can anyone give me some little tip?

Finished current content. Great solid game. Minor issues: typos/misspells; toad higher tier unlock not clear when to obtain - might be easier to see hept equivalent in brackets or something; would like to see when next versus is due aswell.

i think the no damage challenge is probably super difficult or atleast annoying for anyone who hasnt actually played mario games regularly and should be modified or removed

Stuck in themed levels not sure what I'm missing to progress.

I am at the cape feather layer and unlocked the "Like a Groundpound" upgrade. How do I earn the secret upgrade that this upgrade mentions? Which challenge is it referring to? Is it the Bob-Omb or Fire Bubble Challenge? Do I just continuously for the challenge until a secret upgrade unlocks?

is there a way to turn off the "milestone gotten!" from popping up for coin milestones on EVERY single push of super mushroom, fire flower, etc resets? they block the buttons i want to push.

For the love of god please a fix for milestone messages, game is already too clicky.

The coin milestones resetting every time you get prestige gets really annoying really quickly, i.e. they get in the way of upgrades. I'd suggest moving the unlock to them not resetting to the fire flowers milestone 1.

bro fuck that frog layer man

The start of the game oddly reminds me of The Pro Tree. Way too much grinding for upgrades at the beginning with layers looking like they have no substance outside of upgrades and milestones, which can get repetitive and boring for some players. Also, I don't think the first super mushroom upgrade should have a base effect of x1, when you reset for 1 super mushroom and use it on the upgrade it made the reset practically pointless, and one of the no-nos in incremental games is to let people have any type of soft-reset in-game that does not have any reward in turn.

Only good side to this game is I can clear courses faster than in an actual copy of Super Mario Maker 2, but other than that this TMT unfortunately joins The Pro Tree in the club of Not-Too-Good TMTs.