Considering that these chunk accounts are all about utilizing unusual or unknown training methods, I think the deep dives are perfectly fitting. I knew of the dungeon's existence, but not about the different levels of all the shortcuts. Keep all the results of your research coming at us!
When u told me in a guitar lesson u made runescape videos i didn’t expect this high of production value i dont even play runescape and i can watch this forever
I remember spending hours upon hours in the Yanille agility dungeon in RSC. One of the best training locations in the whole of RSC. Fighting the Chaos Druid Warriors. Alter and bank right there. Can pray instead of food and collect herbs.
Really good editing work. The cut-ins and constant things happening makes this series a joy to watch. Huge props to Mod Ash too for being his usual gentlemanly self and helping with the statistics about the Agility Dungeon.
@@michaelwoods8299>mindless clicking Games are supposed to be fun. Mindless clicking isn't fun, which is why the community tends to dislike skills like agility and mining.
Oh neat, I was just thinking about your series recently, thank you for uploading :) Edit: As someone who literally only really started playing this year, I love these odd and obscure things about about OSRS. There's SO MUCH everywhere, it's great
I love educational deep dives about ancient, weird locations in Runescape! Stuff coded in the classic era that hasn’t been touched since is some of the strangest, most unique content in the game Show us more plz!
The longer OSRS exists, more hard and pain-in-the-ash content (growing in the difficulty and pain-ness) will be discovered and put to use in the form of a YT series. Godspeed unto any poor soul who tries to, and finds, a unique thing to do in this game for the sake of a YT series in the coming years.
pro tip when researching content this old use rsc wiki, of course its possible it was changed in the rsc to rs2 transition but in case of the dungeon it states this "Balancing on ledge repeatedly results in a maximum of 27,900 Agility experience per hour. You stop failing the ledge obstacle in the Yanille Agility Dungeon at level 65. Swinging on the ropeswing results in a maximum of 29,500 Agility experience per hour. "
I was just thinking the other day about old agility training methods before rooftop courses became the defacto meta. Great series and you're really getting close to all the tasks now. One idea I had was since you started with two chunks unlocked, maybe you continue to unlock two chunks every time, either next to each other or two independent chunks to add every roll.
Learning random oddly specific facts about what you can do in different places of the world got to be one of my favorite thing about snowflake accounts like this (which are one of my favorite things about the game in general, few games have locations so varied and rich that locking yourself to a chunk can be interesting)
I've enjoyed the previous episodes a lot, but this one is genuinely top tier, next level effort. Not only the stupid grinds, but all the research and extra work you've done on the wiki is genuinely astounding. It's nice to see YT'ers giving back and helping the community by updating the wiki to help people for years to come.
Salarin was a godsend for me when I started my Ultimate Ironman 7 years ago, went into questing with such a stockpile of potions I was set for the majority of my account.
So, you're Runescape History moment opened up a lot of memories for me. I used to train down there in RS Classic in 2003 and early into RS2 during 2004. In RS classic, there would normally be a couple people in there, either fighting chaos warriors, or druids. I knew my goal at the time was to get to the Chaos druids, because it was the best place to get herbs at, that was close to a bank and train herblaw, having high herblaw meant you could make super sets, and basically have it made. Super Sets were highly valuable, as you could trade them for a R2H, and just have tons of cash, which would eventually let you buy a dragon med, and square shield (both more valuable then phats at the time). I really miss this dungeon, and even today I'll check it out in RS3 to get nostalgia from it. Salarin is also really forgotten about in RS3, and now has a bunch of unintended methods that can damage him, which is really funny/sad to see.
It’s cool to hear this type of context from someone who playing at the time, funny to know that super sets were peak content. Glad they’ve kept Salarin pretty true to the original vision in osrs!
Also wanted to mention at the time, Torstols were dead content for the longest time, as Zamorak brews were the only thing you could make, which were always considered bad.
Absolutely loving this series! Fantastic editing, custom soundtrack that sounds so good, and even after four episodes in one city, it still feels like i'm watching a pilot episode with how much new content is being covered 10/10
This is why I love chunkman series, learning new things in the game/remembering forgotten things. I miss the feeling when I played this game wayyy back when I was young😂
Man I haven’t played RuneScape in what feels like (and most likely is) decades, but your content really makes me want to pick it up again, great job narrating man
Thank you (for the wiki update.) The pictures especially add something nice. I also suspect you hadn't looked at the chaos warrior's drop table before going in there, its some good stuff if I recall correctly. The druid and warrior drops synergize well.
Hey, just today started watching this series, loving it so far! I just wanted to give you a heads up that I had a hard time finding this episode 5 since it isn't named in a way that alludes to it being a part of the series. I think it would help people to find the video if it had some sort of identifying element in the title, so you know it's a part of the series! That's all, best of luck to you!
It must have been a couple of days after you edited it. About a month ago I came across the yanille agility dungeon wiki page while looking for a good way to train agility and thought "wow this is really fleshed out and looks well done!". Didn't know it had been updated so soon. Thanks for your hard work and interesting series!
My goodness, when you accessed the YANILLE DUNGEON SMALL ROOM USING CONTORTION... I don't think I've ever been so impressed by contortion. Keep up the good work contorting
This video randomly popped up in my recommended. After watching, I'm frankly surprised that you don't have more subs. The production quality and dedication are superb. Was a fun episode to watch and I will be here for more. Keep up the good work.
Hey! I've killed salarin the twisted on my ironman for some early-game torstols. Sinister keys! Super niche content. I figured out you could carry a torstol for Dr. Jekyll random to get a 4-dose stamina in return. I will definitely get 68 construction before 77 herblore, so I wanted staminas to build the pool in my house. This was the best way to get torstols on my
I'm not sure where the theory for Run Energy being related to success rate came from, especially since you yourself said earlier that the obstacle and dungeon were both created BEFORE Run Energy existed in 2002! Great Episode, and you've gotta love the scientific method :)
Awesome series! At 33:46 would be amazing if you could indicate the skills that got leveled in the episode with a +52 for example on the agility skill tile.
I get Jeporite levels of excitement when I see an episode come out here. By far my most favourite episode. Well put together and it felt almost like a full documentary. Also the music just makes the whole account experience feel like a home cooked meal. I cant describe it any better. Really looking forward to how this progresses.
7:11 I remember stacking some double xp and doing the trellis hundreds of times when I started RS3 lmao. I think it's outclassed by the nature grotto jump settled used to do now.
those level 45 skeletons were my combat training spot back in 2005, they are aggro until combat 91 and u could use a salve amulet for massive hits (20s)
Everything you're doing will get you very far in the osrs youtube community, just keep up the consistent content and you will reap the rewards you deserve. Love all the history, along with the original soundtrack it makes the video an amazing immersive experience. You're doing great work
The educational deep dives are great! I enjoy both versions of the fun facts section, even if I already knew the content. The original music is awesome as well.
Loving the series so far. Going to watch sir lumbington now 😄 one thing I noticed is that at the end the farming goal is complete but you put it on hold as you hadn’t got the seed for it yet? I may have missed it as watching whilst doing other tasks but either keep up the great work 👍
Yet another entertaining as well as educational Chunk Yanille episode, what a crazy place that agility dungeon is, didn't even know that twisted fella existed! Thank you for the good content sir, looking forward to more :D
I've had bell notifications on since episode 1 and was dying because I couldn't watch this until today. Thank you so much for this series I am absolutely loving it, it is genuinely some of the best osrs content I've seen (and I watch an embarrassing amount)
Loved the video, man! I normally don't have the attention span to watch osrs videos that are longer than 10ish minutes, but enjoyed every minute of this. Def hitting that subscribe button.
Dude I am so hooked! Great series! Great editting! And perfectly fun and unique account! Just binged all the episodes and can't wait for the next one ❤
Incredible production! I'm surprised at how well you've been able to keep up with Fun Yanille Facts, I guess it's more of an interesting place than I knew. I always appreciate the science of digging into the details of things. =)
@@JoshIsnt I went and did the agility dungeon as inspired by this video, and found that if you boost agility to use the shortcut to go up to Salarin, you do not need to boost again to leave through the agility shortcut, so the requirement for at least this obstacle is only one way. I can't recall if you mentioned this or not.
That watchtower agility shortcut is still used as early agility training method in rs3 btw. Even in 2023 since that version has way less agility courses than osrs
awesome ep honestly i agree with others seeing you break down ancient content and stuff and really get the most out of your chunk is really interesting keep it up, p.s f the mage cape no1 cares about a 6k hr grind, respect to limp n people who do them but yeah not every series needs a 6k hr grind
This is one of the areas of the game that I have spent the least time in for sure. I got the clue step down there recently and I would not be surprised if that was the first time I was down there since 2005 or so.
Its a great place for ironmen to get torstols from salarin. Back in the day it was also kindof meh, i knew players who focused on herblore because thats just how you played back then, and they had 5-10 methods of gathering herbs, Salarin not being among those methods. The chaos druids were a good option if you had 82 thieving, better of going to edge wild dung without it.
Watching you do this i feel better doing the next 790 lapa to 98 agi in prif. Hardest lvl imho. Just want to get it over with rn. Love the vids lads. Keep it up!
Hey I’ll like this one I literally thought the sinister chest was a failed attempt to get people in that dungeon I didn’t know it was original I assumed it was added in old school. Nice
@@JoshIsnt all good, you're better than I. I started a HC ironman. Died to a man, got 99 firemaking at wintertod and then gave up. I think it comes from both being dungeons that you need agility to get through and they're dangerous. Only differences from what I can tell is there is some randomness to sepulchre and sepulchre has more modern mechanics
Great video as always, definitely didn’t know about the yannille underground agility dungeon so it’s cool to get an in depth look Looking forward to more videos and anything else interesting you find in your chunks, useful or not haha Keep it up man
Considering that these chunk accounts are all about utilizing unusual or unknown training methods, I think the deep dives are perfectly fitting. I knew of the dungeon's existence, but not about the different levels of all the shortcuts. Keep all the results of your research coming at us!
🤓
When u told me in a guitar lesson u made runescape videos i didn’t expect this high of production value i dont even play runescape and i can watch this forever
Damn thats cool
Filling out the wiki is such a nice gesture. Hopefully mod Ash sees it and sees his answers werent in vain.
I remember spending hours upon hours in the Yanille agility dungeon in RSC. One of the best training locations in the whole of RSC. Fighting the Chaos Druid Warriors. Alter and bank right there. Can pray instead of food and collect herbs.
Love that this was meta content back in the day!
Really good editing work. The cut-ins and constant things happening makes this series a joy to watch. Huge props to Mod Ash too for being his usual gentlemanly self and helping with the statistics about the Agility Dungeon.
Ash really pulled through as usual!! We’d have no info on this stuff without him
This somehow made me appreciate rooftop agility courses, which is something I never thought I'd say
On rs3 the trellis is the best xp from 18-30 agility
Agility went from being the single most AIDS skill to train to being the exact same but slightly better
@@MaxiemumKarnage Rooftops are mindless clicking for okay enough xp and profit. I don't see why everyone has such an issue with rooftops
@@michaelwoods8299 I am afraid of heights
@@michaelwoods8299>mindless clicking
Games are supposed to be fun. Mindless clicking isn't fun, which is why the community tends to dislike skills like agility and mining.
Oh neat, I was just thinking about your series recently, thank you for uploading :)
Edit: As someone who literally only really started playing this year, I love these odd and obscure things about about OSRS. There's SO MUCH everywhere, it's great
I've been playing for years and I'm still always learning about weird old things. Glad you enjoy it!
Hey that was me at 30:05! While i was skipping for Hydra tasks i ended up getting the claw at 1046 kc. Love the series :)
Let’s goooooo thank you for being the one to bait me in there lol!!
I love educational deep dives about ancient, weird locations in Runescape! Stuff coded in the classic era that hasn’t been touched since is some of the strangest, most unique content in the game
Show us more plz!
This series is such a vibe, the music, your voicing, the editing, the pacing. You're great at this shit man.
The longer OSRS exists, more hard and pain-in-the-ash content (growing in the difficulty and pain-ness) will be discovered and put to use in the form of a YT series. Godspeed unto any poor soul who tries to, and finds, a unique thing to do in this game for the sake of a YT series in the coming years.
The best Chunk account is back
I also like xerf's chunkman
That is a bold statement 😂
@Ragellian indeed
Trader Steve wants to know your location
I don't even play OSRS, but the amount of work you put in to the wiki deserves a sub alone, good play
pro tip when researching content this old use rsc wiki, of course its possible it was changed in the rsc to rs2 transition but in case of the dungeon it states this "Balancing on ledge repeatedly results in a maximum of 27,900 Agility experience per hour. You stop failing the ledge obstacle in the Yanille Agility Dungeon at level 65. Swinging on the ropeswing results in a maximum of 29,500 Agility experience per hour. "
29.5k not even bad for agility lol
Amazing work, as always! Also speaking Dutch made the ad intro so much funnier
It was just for you
The echo of the guy falling at 26:30 has me in tears. It's so funny. 😂
I was just thinking the other day about old agility training methods before rooftop courses became the defacto meta. Great series and you're really getting close to all the tasks now. One idea I had was since you started with two chunks unlocked, maybe you continue to unlock two chunks every time, either next to each other or two independent chunks to add every roll.
Learning random oddly specific facts about what you can do in different places of the world got to be one of my favorite thing about snowflake accounts like this
(which are one of my favorite things about the game in general, few games have locations so varied and rich that locking yourself to a chunk can be interesting)
Josh, I am once again thanking you for the amazing work you continue to put out. Seriously, this series is top notch. Can't wait for the next episode.
I've enjoyed the previous episodes a lot, but this one is genuinely top tier, next level effort. Not only the stupid grinds, but all the research and extra work you've done on the wiki is genuinely astounding. It's nice to see YT'ers giving back and helping the community by updating the wiki to help people for years to come.
Dude, your series and music envoked so much nostalgia for some reason, got the soundtrack saved in my playlist.
Salarin was a godsend for me when I started my Ultimate Ironman 7 years ago, went into questing with such a stockpile of potions I was set for the majority of my account.
So, you're Runescape History moment opened up a lot of memories for me. I used to train down there in RS Classic in 2003 and early into RS2 during 2004. In RS classic, there would normally be a couple people in there, either fighting chaos warriors, or druids. I knew my goal at the time was to get to the Chaos druids, because it was the best place to get herbs at, that was close to a bank and train herblaw, having high herblaw meant you could make super sets, and basically have it made. Super Sets were highly valuable, as you could trade them for a R2H, and just have tons of cash, which would eventually let you buy a dragon med, and square shield (both more valuable then phats at the time).
I really miss this dungeon, and even today I'll check it out in RS3 to get nostalgia from it. Salarin is also really forgotten about in RS3, and now has a bunch of unintended methods that can damage him, which is really funny/sad to see.
It’s cool to hear this type of context from someone who playing at the time, funny to know that super sets were peak content. Glad they’ve kept Salarin pretty true to the original vision in osrs!
Also wanted to mention at the time, Torstols were dead content for the longest time, as Zamorak brews were the only thing you could make, which were always considered bad.
Absolutely loving this series! Fantastic editing, custom soundtrack that sounds so good, and even after four episodes in one city, it still feels like i'm watching a pilot episode with how much new content is being covered 10/10
This is why I love chunkman series, learning new things in the game/remembering forgotten things. I miss the feeling when I played this game wayyy back when I was young😂
Love the ducks 🦆 at 15:15😂 Anyway, great episode and love the info about old content like the Yanille agility dungeon!
What can I say? It’s been a good breeding year for ducks. Also loved you annoying Mod Ash 😂 awesome content mate
I should’ve known this was a feature when you put the ducks AND the drakes in there
Truly immersive gameplay
I love these out of there deep dives. I'm loving the series! Your editing skills are impeccable.
Man I haven’t played RuneScape in what feels like (and most likely is) decades, but your content really makes me want to pick it up again, great job narrating man
Thank you (for the wiki update.) The pictures especially add something nice.
I also suspect you hadn't looked at the chaos warrior's drop table before going in there, its some good stuff if I recall correctly. The druid and warrior drops synergize well.
Love the deep dives into obscure content, and adding it all to the wiki is just a great thing to do
One of my favourite runescape creators❤
Your experiment wasn't a failure lol, you just proved the null hypothesis. An underrated part of science.
I love this series! Great editing, high production values and you even edit the wiki while you're at it ! Keep it up!
Thank you for the video! I almost didn't watch it as I didn't understand that it was part of your chunk series!
Love the agility dungeon deep dive. This kind of intricate game knowledge is exactly why I love chunk accounts
Hey, just today started watching this series, loving it so far!
I just wanted to give you a heads up that I had a hard time finding this episode 5 since it isn't named in a way that alludes to it being a part of the series. I think it would help people to find the video if it had some sort of identifying element in the title, so you know it's a part of the series!
That's all, best of luck to you!
It must have been a couple of days after you edited it. About a month ago I came across the yanille agility dungeon wiki page while looking for a good way to train agility and thought "wow this is really fleshed out and looks well done!". Didn't know it had been updated so soon. Thanks for your hard work and interesting series!
My goodness, when you accessed the YANILLE DUNGEON SMALL ROOM USING CONTORTION... I don't think I've ever been so impressed by contortion. Keep up the good work contorting
This comment rules
This video randomly popped up in my recommended. After watching, I'm frankly surprised that you don't have more subs. The production quality and dedication are superb. Was a fun episode to watch and I will be here for more. Keep up the good work.
Hey! I've killed salarin the twisted on my ironman for some early-game torstols. Sinister keys!
Super niche content.
I figured out you could carry a torstol for Dr. Jekyll random to get a 4-dose stamina in return. I will definitely get 68 construction before 77 herblore, so I wanted staminas to build the pool in my house.
This was the best way to get torstols on my
Always happy when this forgotten content has some niche usefulness! Great for early ironman staminas, might talk about this when I get to Salarin
I'm not sure where the theory for Run Energy being related to success rate came from, especially since you yourself said earlier that the obstacle and dungeon were both created BEFORE Run Energy existed in 2002! Great Episode, and you've gotta love the scientific method :)
So true, I learned that fact after I tested it out lol. Something something nonlinear storytelling
@@JoshIsnt I had a feeling! At least you got to go down the rabbit hole, and made that awesome wiki article for everyone to see.
I love the the deep dives. I'd like to see it as it's own series even.
Been thinking about that! Maybe 🐸
Just got a 3KC virtus robe bottom while binging this series, so this pop off is dedicated to you my friend
I'm glad that you did some real science on this forgotten content and updated the wiki. That's dedication! Love the series so far, keep it up :)
Awesome series! At 33:46 would be amazing if you could indicate the skills that got leveled in the episode with a +52 for example on the agility skill tile.
I think I may just do that in the future
I get Jeporite levels of excitement when I see an episode come out here. By far my most favourite episode. Well put together and it felt almost like a full documentary. Also the music just makes the whole account experience feel like a home cooked meal. I cant describe it any better. Really looking forward to how this progresses.
Also would be nice, if you can update the title to reflect that its an episode for the chunkman. I almost missed it otherwise.
7:11
I remember stacking some double xp and doing the trellis hundreds of times when I started RS3 lmao. I think it's outclassed by the nature grotto jump settled used to do now.
those level 45 skeletons were my combat training spot back in 2005, they are aggro until combat 91 and u could use a salve amulet for massive hits (20s)
Everything you're doing will get you very far in the osrs youtube community, just keep up the consistent content and you will reap the rewards you deserve. Love all the history, along with the original soundtrack it makes the video an amazing immersive experience. You're doing great work
Really like your style of video making. Finding of obscure things and calculating your way through things!
Wow I just got a suggested video of yours last night from 5 years ago, and was hoping I'd see another episode of this soon. How great!
I love these educational deep dives
The educational deep dives are great! I enjoy both versions of the fun facts section, even if I already knew the content. The original music is awesome as well.
LOVE your fact finding stuff! Works great in such an old part of the game and really fits the wonder and mystery of og RS
Holy crap. First time coming across this channel and your production quality is Aced. Awesome stuff dude. +1 sub.
Good shi. I love that you helped expand the wiki for the dungeon! Such great niche contributions
Loving the series so far. Going to watch sir lumbington now 😄 one thing I noticed is that at the end the farming goal is complete but you put it on hold as you hadn’t got the seed for it yet? I may have missed it as watching whilst doing other tasks but either keep up the great work 👍
True true, I do still need to plant the seed. I think I just wanted it to be green lol
Always looking for more and new osrs content, jsut found yours today, subbed, amazing music and editing btw king can't wait to watch more
I love your editing and presentation style!
ngl I subscribed as soon as I heard your voice because I somehow then knew it's gonna be good lol
Been lurking this from the beginning and I love it. Production value is high. Chill tunes and good vibes only. Good shit!
I love this series, the catchy music you use, and your narration. Excited for another episode!
14:20 "painfully close"
He says, holding an antidote in his inventory.
De deep dives in oude en soms vergeten content zijn zeker nice. Blijf dat zeker doen!
omg i cant believe runescape is still alive!!! I use to play this game back in elementary school im now 35 years old
Yet another entertaining as well as educational Chunk Yanille episode, what a crazy place that agility dungeon is, didn't even know that twisted fella existed! Thank you for the good content sir, looking forward to more :D
I've had bell notifications on since episode 1 and was dying because I couldn't watch this until today. Thank you so much for this series I am absolutely loving it, it is genuinely some of the best osrs content I've seen (and I watch an embarrassing amount)
Wow, sick effort on the wiki. I love a highly detailed wiki page. Thanks!
My first wiki edit!
@@JoshIsnt hopefully first of many! 🤩
Loved the video, man! I normally don't have the attention span to watch osrs videos that are longer than 10ish minutes, but enjoyed every minute of this. Def hitting that subscribe button.
Dude I am so hooked! Great series! Great editting! And perfectly fun and unique account! Just binged all the episodes and can't wait for the next one ❤
The random Dutch being thrown in there for the add....Honestly doubted myself for 2 seconds if I was indeed awake.....Rare praktijken weer.
Incredible production! I'm surprised at how well you've been able to keep up with Fun Yanille Facts, I guess it's more of an interesting place than I knew. I always appreciate the science of digging into the details of things. =)
Still more weird to come!
@@JoshIsnt I went and did the agility dungeon as inspired by this video, and found that if you boost agility to use the shortcut to go up to Salarin, you do not need to boost again to leave through the agility shortcut, so the requirement for at least this obstacle is only one way. I can't recall if you mentioned this or not.
Production value of this series is insane, keep it up!
I enjoy those types of educational deep dives.
I like your educational deep dives.
Love these! That dungeon reminds me of the brimhaven dungeon
After making this I realized this was probably the actual closest agility course. Glad someone else realized that!
Great video! I'm working on agility for Salarin in OpenRSC now. Also, good luck on your Blue Dragon grind!
Yooooo Gl! I actually had to use some OpenRSC to get some of footage lol
@@JoshIsnt that's awesome. Been on it since 2018, lemme know if you need anything!
No way I literally started a random Yanille locked ironman this month 😂 the great robbery of 55,000 men has begun. Amazing videos mate!
Hell yeah, Gl! That’s a really tedious one lol
That watchtower agility shortcut is still used as early agility training method in rs3 btw. Even in 2023 since that version has way less agility courses than osrs
Soooo much progress in just one vid! Unreal man!
Yesss love these videos man. They’re joyful, calming, humorous. Can’t wait for the next ones
God, I love this series!
Yes everything about this video is fantastic 11:14
Rofl, I love that reverbarating sound of the poor dragon armor guy falling down, that was peak comedy ^^
he was never seen again 😭
awesome ep honestly i agree with others seeing you break down ancient content and stuff and really get the most out of your chunk is really interesting keep it up, p.s f the mage cape no1 cares about a 6k hr grind, respect to limp n people who do them but yeah not every series needs a 6k hr grind
Laughed at that Dutch part from the blue wizard 😂😂😂😂
I was very surprised to hear sudden Flemish haha
This is one of the areas of the game that I have spent the least time in for sure. I got the clue step down there recently and I would not be surprised if that was the first time I was down there since 2005 or so.
Lol the limpwurt cameo for the ad was great
Nvm it was happery I just assumed it was limpwurt my b
I was thinking about this series today scrolling through my sub feed thinking I need another one of your episodes
Its a great place for ironmen to get torstols from salarin.
Back in the day it was also kindof meh, i knew players who focused on herblore because thats just how you played back then, and they had 5-10 methods of gathering herbs, Salarin not being among those methods. The chaos druids were a good option if you had 82 thieving, better of going to edge wild dung without it.
Cleveland, Runescape's forgotten agility course
Literally thoooo
I super love the deep dives.
Ah yes. Keep that in the back of my mind like every detail from all of Kaztalek's challenge runs.
Watching you do this i feel better doing the next 790 lapa to 98 agi in prif. Hardest lvl imho. Just want to get it over with rn.
Love the vids lads. Keep it up!
GL on the agility cape!
@@JoshIsnt my semi auths will guide me. Cheers!
Yanille is the forgotten bastard child town in both RS3 and Old School, and this video definitely applies to both games.
The man, the myth, the legend, Josh, is back
Hey I’ll like this one I literally thought the sinister chest was a failed attempt to get people in that dungeon I didn’t know it was original I assumed it was added in old school. Nice
Hearing you talk about the gameplay loop of the dungeon, it reminds me a bit of the hallowed Sepulchre
Hmmm well given that I actually suck at this game it makes sense that I wouldn't mention it cus I've never done it lmao
@@JoshIsnt all good, you're better than I. I started a HC ironman. Died to a man, got 99 firemaking at wintertod and then gave up. I think it comes from both being dungeons that you need agility to get through and they're dangerous. Only differences from what I can tell is there is some randomness to sepulchre and sepulchre has more modern mechanics
Great video as always, definitely didn’t know about the yannille underground agility dungeon so it’s cool to get an in depth look
Looking forward to more videos and anything else interesting you find in your chunks, useful or not haha
Keep it up man
I will be bringing you all the useless content I encounter
@@JoshIsnt wonderful haha
Useless but usually entertaining none the less