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Hey Josh. What's the trend in finding jobs once you get a game programming degree? Would be a cool change but job security is important right now since I'm starting a family. (I have 2 music degrees lmao)
@@getsomebih hey! If you’re concerned with job security, one thing that’s very cool about the program is that it’s super flexible as learn other connected skills like programming and 3D modeling, meaning you have a lot of options open to you when you graduate. SNHU is also pretty on top of it with making sure you know about/take advantage of the post-graduation job resources they have available
The entire process of bossing Salarin is extremely good game design. It offers you a dangerous route with a lower access requirement but high liklihood of failure versus a safer route with a higher access requirement and basically nonexistent danger along that path. The boss provides the opportunity to explore new mechanics. And the skilling that is necessary to sustain either route to the boss requires the player to naturally explore basic game mechanics and improve one's skill level along the way. As a microcosm of Runescape's core gameplay loop, one-chunk Yanille skilling/gearing to bossing Salarin is an almost complete Runescape experience on its own.
I believe the dagger's +1 magic bonus is a nod to classic editions of Dungeons & Dragons. Wizards couldn't really use any melee weapons except for daggers, and low level wizards often only had one or two spells ready to go before they needed to prepare more. Smart wizard players usually kept a dagger on hand in case they got into a fight, but they would usually throw them at range rather than get into the thick of battle.
Almost every private server I played growing up had this guy as a boss, it was actually really neat. Never actually saw him in RuneScape, but constantly saw him in RSPS!
I think UA-cam started discouraging series and number names in their titles thru decreased algorithm exposure so most content creators haven't been doing that lately.
@@JoshIsnt Is it really done? The title still shows up for me as "The Forgotten Boss that NO ONE Kills" - no reference whatsoever to it being part of the ChunkYanille series or what episode number it is.
@@pixler6318As a UA-cam viewer, please don’t do what you want, if it’s a numbered series then include the number and series, for my sanity, lol. I can’t speak to the algorithm, but when I saw this video title I didn’t see it was the Yanille Chunk series, and didn’t see who it was from, and almost didn’t click on it.
No one loves Yanille as much as you do, it makes me so happy to hear you're excited about new and old design decisions and what that makes of the area you're grinding in. I hope to see this level of depth in other chunks you sink your teeth into for such long grinds
You really can do it all between the calculations, recording, afking, editing, composing the background music. I can't wait until you make it big! You deserve it.
Damn this is such a good series, the editing, the facts about the chunk you are in EVERYTHING. It’s just so nice to watch. I wouldn’t change a thing. Thank you so much for the entertainment! Love the long videos
Forthos dungeon comes close to the yanille dungeon, i dare say it was the biggest inspiration. Both have a chest that gives useful supplies that you only get the key from the dungeon itself, linear with unlockables throught progression, spiders, undead creatures and an altar. Thats why i appreciate the forthos dungeon and the yanille dungeon, for the same reasons you mentioned, self contained dungeons that rewards progression, not a big place filled with monster like most normal dungeons/caves.
True! There are a few places like this that came to mind while writing the bit at the end. It's not entirely gone but it's something I'd love to see more of
While not quite the same dungeon crawl, I’d say shades of Morton is another good example. fits the vibe of different training methods feeding into each other for progressive rewards.
No wildblood seed? I guess the grind ain't ogre til it's ogre. Also seeing that rs classic footage of Salarin was proper cool, feels like proper hardcore LORE if it's all the way back from rs classic, sick vid dude
I can think of one modern OSRS dungeon designed with a very similar philosphy - the Forthos Dungeon in Kourend, right down to having a unique key that opens a chest full of supplies!
Watching you grind the mage was crazy, I understand not making 66. It literally took every rune and spell just to get you to 59. Awesome content keep it up
Your video just showed up on my home page. Glad to see another high quality OSRS creator for me to watch while I work. Your editing is really good! I hope you continue to grow!
I really like watching all these OSRS videos, since I've been playing rs3 nonstop now for about half a year now. Over halfway done with the quests, sitting at like 310 quest points, and the lore/plot has been amazing. I just wish there was this level of effort to rs3 challenges, but to be fair, I haven't looked very hard. My digressions aside, your content is amazing. I think I'll go kill a Salarin the Twisted in your honor.
extremely proud to declare that my one and only guess to "attacks from the mind" was strike spells. im quite the runescape noob so im proud of myself on this day
Man I just found you from this video, and I subbed pretty much instantly! I love the fact that you make the music for your videos as well as dropping well edited and easy to follow videos about interesting ways to play one of my favorite games to watch! You deserve so much more views and subs and I hope you get them soon!
They could put more things like this into the game, by adding stuff where people not only have to be skilled up, but also talked to a certain unamed npc to get a hint on how to do a certain task or how to kill something ext ext. I think adding more secrets is always fun especially for end game players
According to the wiki at the time he was released, killing him for sinister keys was the only way in the entire game to get torstals since farming hadnt been introduced yet.
I'm so glad this video got recommended to me. I haven't played RuneScape in over a decade but this serie's deep dive plus the great editing is great entertainment. Just watched the full playlist and can't wait for more. Small side note: The random herring on the table you found earlier immediately maybe think of the saying a red herring as a term of the writer leaving a obvious "clue" to throw off mystery book readers on solving the mystery. Since this is old and janky area I assume people might assume that is where dungeon ends and it's a nod to that it is not
And freaking awesome video man. I think you just became my favorite scaper. I love math and facts so you’re just a combo pact. The commentary and spatial audio with actual good music just a video masterpiece honestly
What an episode. I remember killing Salarin on my Ironman a few times to try get some extra ranarr weeds. I too thought it’s a cool little mini boss almost and a cool area I never really knew about.
as someone who's been playing since 2005. salarin was considered the first "grindable" boss of the game. At that time the kbd still required a team of usually 3-5 people playing "tag" (each hitting the boss on a separate tick to keep him spinning and decreasing the amount of attacks he could use). the most brutal thing about salarin was the agility requirement. but he was considered EXTREMELY profitable back then due to the nearly guaranteed herb drops. I remember several guides mentioning him as a great way to train mage while being profitable.
I think it is cool when games lock parts of the game behind skills, this gives you a reason to level them. Rather than rushing around only doing what you want, which at times can get boring if you dont have a purpose to do so. This is why i really have been enjoying Osrs. I am not even a year into this game, and not watching anyone play the game normally so i dont spoil the quests for myself, but i love watching your content since it's focused more on skilling and very minimal quests, a little spoiler story but not anything i would find from the game itself. Your like a history book and i love it! I wish i would have found out about this game when i was 12 and playing adventure quest. This games 100x better!
This series is great, love seeing niche uses for "dead" content. And have to admit, it's so cool that areas like this exist in a game played by millions today.
just found you today, and i gotta say i love it! just subbed. also on an unrelated and random note, but your voice matches what i imagined you looked like irl 😅
it's really funny that shortly after this video came out, leagues did, and salarin the twisted is a task in kandarin so a lot more people know about him now
I have a bit of a mind goblin where I feel the need to use almost every item as efficiently as possible, so I use some ordinarily dirt cheap runes to squeeze some value out of Salarin when I have them.
I GREATLY enjoyed this even though I don't play osrs! Quality was so nice and it was quick and snappy for my very low attention span! Love the sound effect usage and choice of music too! Watched the whole vid while eating c:
t4h2c0 is in my clan and he's great. It was fun to see him pop up in your video. Can't wait for the final episode of the chunk, it'll be huge to explore more content in the area. I'll throw it out there again that since you started really as a two chunk man, it might be fun to lean into that and roll two chunks or adjacent chunk pairs when it comes time.
I've been considering it, tho my main goal will be to go into each chunk and dig up as much trivia/weird content as possible, so doing one chunk at a time may be just as good as two!
@@JoshIsnt I had the same thought as Rulerofwax24, your two chunks synergize so well and gives many more training options so your chunk series doesn't feel so chore-like. (as a viewer at least, maybe it does for you). Maybe roll one chunk, pick another to pair with it, or that leads to a longer term goal when the time comes. Whatever the future chunks hold, I know you'll make it entertaining!
Yo!! Hype!! This is my favorite series right now man, awsome production value and as a musician myself i realy can appreciate your original soundtracks, its just all around awsome mate!!
bro, 1st vid ive seen of yours, love the long format with nice info. you got my sub. and i dont bother subn for many people. keep up the great work, love it
New viewer, dude freaking awesome video! Man you can manange to flinch combat and edit at the same time??? That's impressive af, fishing anglers is basically the extent of what I can do while editing haha
Oh and I think you doing stuff with Salarin was the point in time where I ran into you and, while asking what you were doing / why, you dropped your YT for me, leading to me subbing!
Great video! I'm hoping that there will be a lot of mystery and discovery of new content when the sailing skill is released just like what you talked about at the end of the video!
The amount and production value behind these are insane! Recently Really nice seeing a lil pocket of the world that otherwise wouldn't be touched being explored like this. Appreciate your work, man. Also yo whats the beat at 37:40 if ya dont mind me askin?
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Hey Josh. What's the trend in finding jobs once you get a game programming degree? Would be a cool change but job security is important right now since I'm starting a family. (I have 2 music degrees lmao)
@@getsomebih hey! If you’re concerned with job security, one thing that’s very cool about the program is that it’s super flexible as learn other connected skills like programming and 3D modeling, meaning you have a lot of options open to you when you graduate. SNHU is also pretty on top of it with making sure you know about/take advantage of the post-graduation job resources they have available
You would look so good if you went to gym. Osrs mobile makes gym more fun as well
Awesome Josh, soon it is chunk roll time! Which chunk would you want the most?
Question about the sponsor Josh, I'm Canadian, can it apply to me?
The entire process of bossing Salarin is extremely good game design. It offers you a dangerous route with a lower access requirement but high liklihood of failure versus a safer route with a higher access requirement and basically nonexistent danger along that path. The boss provides the opportunity to explore new mechanics. And the skilling that is necessary to sustain either route to the boss requires the player to naturally explore basic game mechanics and improve one's skill level along the way. As a microcosm of Runescape's core gameplay loop, one-chunk Yanille skilling/gearing to bossing Salarin is an almost complete Runescape experience on its own.
dr yapp over here
the level requirements are too high for it to be meta though
I believe the dagger's +1 magic bonus is a nod to classic editions of Dungeons & Dragons. Wizards couldn't really use any melee weapons except for daggers, and low level wizards often only had one or two spells ready to go before they needed to prepare more. Smart wizard players usually kept a dagger on hand in case they got into a fight, but they would usually throw them at range rather than get into the thick of battle.
its funny how much of a clear lineage there is from D&D to some of the earliest Runescape content
@@JoshIsntD&D is also the reason why maces give prayer bonuses. Like paladins.
Wisard spike. Bis for all wizards
Almost every private server I played growing up had this guy as a boss, it was actually really neat. Never actually saw him in RuneScape, but constantly saw him in RSPS!
Love this series! Don't forget to change the video title to include the episode number and add it to the playlist!
done, thanks for the reminder!
I think UA-cam started discouraging series and number names in their titles thru decreased algorithm exposure so most content creators haven't been doing that lately.
@@JoshIsnt Is it really done? The title still shows up for me as "The Forgotten Boss that NO ONE Kills" - no reference whatsoever to it being part of the ChunkYanille series or what episode number it is.
@@JoshIsnttitle your videos however you want, they can figure it out
@@pixler6318As a UA-cam viewer, please don’t do what you want, if it’s a numbered series then include the number and series, for my sanity, lol.
I can’t speak to the algorithm, but when I saw this video title I didn’t see it was the Yanille Chunk series, and didn’t see who it was from, and almost didn’t click on it.
Petition to have Non-Gaming Josh in the Gielinor Games. Today, he proved the world he's a PVM force to be reckoned with!
:)
me when they do the yanille-only GG challenge: 🐸
Yeah! Even people with inferno capes haven’t beaten salarin the twisted
@@JoshIsnthonestly if there was a race to kill salarin I bet more than half the people wouldn't even bring any mind runes on the first try
This man would be hilarious in GG. Probably even compose a song to be his team's anthem. Make it happen Soup!
No one loves Yanille as much as you do, it makes me so happy to hear you're excited about new and old design decisions and what that makes of the area you're grinding in. I hope to see this level of depth in other chunks you sink your teeth into for such long grinds
It's gonna be weird to not be a yanille man anymore, but I'm looking forward to exploring other areas with this level of interest!
At least those watchmen gave you a bunch of bread after bullying you for 50+ hours. I wish more NPCs were considerate like that!
right, those men stay STOCKED at the bakery
You really can do it all between the calculations, recording, afking, editing, composing the background music. I can't wait until you make it big! You deserve it.
Narration/music/theme is off the hook, man is destined to have 100k+ subs if he keeps it like this
Other games: *INTENSE MUSIC WHEN FIGHTING A BOSS*
Video like this: *calm like as if its another tuesday music*
Damn this is such a good series, the editing, the facts about the chunk you are in EVERYTHING. It’s just so nice to watch. I wouldn’t change a thing. Thank you so much for the entertainment! Love the long videos
Chunk ironman series aren't usually my thing, but the editing and obscure fun facts make this a gem!
Ditdo
Forthos dungeon comes close to the yanille dungeon, i dare say it was the biggest inspiration.
Both have a chest that gives useful supplies that you only get the key from the dungeon itself, linear with unlockables throught progression, spiders, undead creatures and an altar.
Thats why i appreciate the forthos dungeon and the yanille dungeon, for the same reasons you mentioned, self contained dungeons that rewards progression, not a big place filled with monster like most normal dungeons/caves.
The forthos dungeon has a similar vibe of a dungeon-crawl-esque area with lore and rewards for engaging in the mechanics
True! There are a few places like this that came to mind while writing the bit at the end. It's not entirely gone but it's something I'd love to see more of
While not quite the same dungeon crawl, I’d say shades of Morton is another good example. fits the vibe of different training methods feeding into each other for progressive rewards.
So cool to see this type of stuff in the game. I was legit just thinking about going old school and just exploring around for things I never knew.
No wildblood seed? I guess the grind ain't ogre til it's ogre. Also seeing that rs classic footage of Salarin was proper cool, feels like proper hardcore LORE if it's all the way back from rs classic, sick vid dude
Agreed, playing here feels like I’m living in the archives of this game
Josh might not be gaming, but Josh is making some great content. Appreciate your time and your overall vibe!
I can think of one modern OSRS dungeon designed with a very similar philosphy - the Forthos Dungeon in Kourend, right down to having a unique key that opens a chest full of supplies!
I was gonna comment the exact same thing!!
Saw another comment with this same sentiment. I totally agree, it’s a great addition to the game, I wonder if it was inspired by the agility dungeon?
Such exciting progress, I can't believe how little there is left to complete in Yanille (on paper at least). Best of luck with the magic grind!
Seeing your progress videos in my inbox brought the biggest smile to my face man. Love to see the progress you made this episode
you should edit the title i almost missed this because i didnt recognize it was a one chunk episode
Watching you grind the mage was crazy, I understand not making 66. It literally took every rune and spell just to get you to 59. Awesome content keep it up
Pink here, absolutely insane editing, probably the best of the clan ive seen so far and i have watch most onechunk series. Keep it going.
I like learning about this kind of obscure old content.
Your video just showed up on my home page. Glad to see another high quality OSRS creator for me to watch while I work. Your editing is really good! I hope you continue to grow!
I really like watching all these OSRS videos, since I've been playing rs3 nonstop now for about half a year now. Over halfway done with the quests, sitting at like 310 quest points, and the lore/plot has been amazing. I just wish there was this level of effort to rs3 challenges, but to be fair, I haven't looked very hard.
My digressions aside, your content is amazing. I think I'll go kill a Salarin the Twisted in your honor.
extremely proud to declare that my one and only guess to "attacks from the mind" was strike spells. im quite the runescape noob so im proud of myself on this day
You win!
Man I just found you from this video, and I subbed pretty much instantly! I love the fact that you make the music for your videos as well as dropping well edited and easy to follow videos about interesting ways to play one of my favorite games to watch! You deserve so much more views and subs and I hope you get them soon!
They could put more things like this into the game, by adding stuff where people not only have to be skilled up, but also talked to a certain unamed npc to get a hint on how to do a certain task or how to kill something ext ext. I think adding more secrets is always fun especially for end game players
One day you'll become one of the greatest content creators
Agree!!!
According to the wiki at the time he was released, killing him for sinister keys was the only way in the entire game to get torstals since farming hadnt been introduced yet.
Keep up the good work man, the production and music continue to make this my favorite osrs series.
I'm so glad this video got recommended to me. I haven't played RuneScape in over a decade but this serie's deep dive plus the great editing is great entertainment. Just watched the full playlist and can't wait for more.
Small side note: The random herring on the table you found earlier immediately maybe think of the saying a red herring as a term of the writer leaving a obvious "clue" to throw off mystery book readers on solving the mystery. Since this is old and janky area I assume people might assume that is where dungeon ends and it's a nod to that it is not
I've been waiting for this episode! I've always thought this would be an interesting way to gather supplies and train for a niche account.
It's one tick faster to launch your first attack with a staff but after that both auto cast and click casting spells attack at a 5 tick speed.
saying no one is an understatement when ironmen kill him alot
I love learning new things after playing this game for 20 years. GREAT VIDEO!❤
Just binged the entire series and I gotta say one of my fav osrs series I’ve watched so far, keep up the great work :)
Love your explanations of niche parts of the game
Fantastic new episode, can't wait for the very first chunk roll next episode!
And freaking awesome video man. I think you just became my favorite scaper. I love math and facts so you’re just a combo pact. The commentary and spatial audio with actual good music just a video masterpiece honestly
What an episode. I remember killing Salarin on my Ironman a few times to try get some extra ranarr weeds. I too thought it’s a cool little mini boss almost and a cool area I never really knew about.
the classic yanille chunk music never gets old. love the series
The sinister chest is how I got prayer potions for monkey madness on my UIM lmao
as someone who's been playing since 2005. salarin was considered the first "grindable" boss of the game. At that time the kbd still required a team of usually 3-5 people playing "tag" (each hitting the boss on a separate tick to keep him spinning and decreasing the amount of attacks he could use). the most brutal thing about salarin was the agility requirement. but he was considered EXTREMELY profitable back then due to the nearly guaranteed herb drops. I remember several guides mentioning him as a great way to train mage while being profitable.
Very informative as always! Enjoyed it!
I think it is cool when games lock parts of the game behind skills, this gives you a reason to level them. Rather than rushing around only doing what you want, which at times can get boring if you dont have a purpose to do so. This is why i really have been enjoying Osrs. I am not even a year into this game, and not watching anyone play the game normally so i dont spoil the quests for myself, but i love watching your content since it's focused more on skilling and very minimal quests, a little spoiler story but not anything i would find from the game itself. Your like a history book and i love it! I wish i would have found out about this game when i was 12 and playing adventure quest. This games 100x better!
Great episode, I think it would be a good idea to name these as Yanille series for easier look ups and visibility
This series is great, love seeing niche uses for "dead" content.
And have to admit, it's so cool that areas like this exist in a game played by millions today.
I can smell the new chunk roll so close. Love the niche salarin mage training method so clutch
I absolutely love this intro and outro melody! Masterpiece!
Amazing to see the sub count going up and up. Much deserved and I'm sure by this time next year it'll be above 50k
Very chill and relaxing series to watch
just found you today, and i gotta say i love it! just subbed. also on an unrelated and random note, but your voice matches what i imagined you looked like irl 😅
love this, new series to binge!
it's really funny that shortly after this video came out, leagues did, and salarin the twisted is a task in kandarin so a lot more people know about him now
I have a bit of a mind goblin where I feel the need to use almost every item as efficiently as possible, so I use some ordinarily dirt cheap runes to squeeze some value out of Salarin when I have them.
Your data is what sets the series apart from other chunk men, love the in depth analyses!
Salarin was chilling out for 20 years and then he gets blindsided by an air strike to the back of his head
Lol he was getting a little too used to being forgotten
I get so extremely hyped every time you upload bro
Dude I enjoyed this video alot! Finally a new series on YT that I can look forward to!
I'm a simple man. I see a Josh video, I watch it 40 times and click like. Thank you for making Yanille fun!
GOD I could not believe my sickness got in the way of seeing a fresh video, glad there's more though!!!
reminds me of a smaller/older forthos dungeon. Nice Vid!
I GREATLY enjoyed this even though I don't play osrs! Quality was so nice and it was quick and snappy for my very low attention span!
Love the sound effect usage and choice of music too! Watched the whole vid while eating c:
The Forthos Dungeon did a good job emulating the feeling the Yanille Agility Dungeon gave but with modern OSRS kept in mind with it's design.
There's so much content now than when I was a kid. It doesn't even look like the same game.
Woo been waiting patiently for another chunk yanille episode
Great quality intro man, I dig the vibe of this video 👍🏼
First time ive come across your content , love the calm chill vibes man ! Subscribed 🎉
Yees! Was waiting for some more fun yanille facts! Great vid!
40 mins!! hell yeah. thanks for the longer vids, I really appreciate it over the 10-15 min ones.
18:56: is someone outhere cosplaying Cloo? Based.
Your style is pretty unique, i quite enjoy watching these episodes
Much love from BC my guy stay warm out there!
t4h2c0 is in my clan and he's great. It was fun to see him pop up in your video. Can't wait for the final episode of the chunk, it'll be huge to explore more content in the area. I'll throw it out there again that since you started really as a two chunk man, it might be fun to lean into that and roll two chunks or adjacent chunk pairs when it comes time.
I've been considering it, tho my main goal will be to go into each chunk and dig up as much trivia/weird content as possible, so doing one chunk at a time may be just as good as two!
@@JoshIsnt I had the same thought as Rulerofwax24, your two chunks synergize so well and gives many more training options so your chunk series doesn't feel so chore-like. (as a viewer at least, maybe it does for you). Maybe roll one chunk, pick another to pair with it, or that leads to a longer term goal when the time comes. Whatever the future chunks hold, I know you'll make it entertaining!
Love this and the lumbridge series so much man ❤
Yo!! Hype!! This is my favorite series right now man, awsome production value and as a musician myself i realy can appreciate your original soundtracks, its just all around awsome mate!!
Didn’t know about this boss but def gonna go mess around with it.
The most underrated creator out there, love the vids man always looking forward to your next one.
morning coffee, and some chill runescape videos with the best music, thanks josh!
Happy to provide 🫡
bro, 1st vid ive seen of yours, love the long format with nice info. you got my sub. and i dont bother subn for many people. keep up the great work, love it
Your music is amazing. Especially the intro song. It sends shivers down my spine everytime I hear it
New viewer, dude freaking awesome video!
Man you can manange to flinch combat and edit at the same time??? That's impressive af, fishing anglers is basically the extent of what I can do while editing haha
Turned out to be not as easy as I was hoping LOL
This is the kind of content I love, specifically.
Amazing video as always!
It's like a little time capsule. That's dope dude.
I'm not usually into snowflake irons but you keep it fun and exciting. Hype to see where the account goes :)
I live these videos... going to get a snack and get comfy. Thank you :)
Oh and I think you doing stuff with Salarin was the point in time where I ran into you and, while asking what you were doing / why, you dropped your YT for me, leading to me subbing!
just subscribed now cuz i really love the video/content!
All chad chunkers start in Yanille :)
Good luck from Cherry Chunk!
Heyyyy thanks! Always fun to see you out in the world lol
Great video! I'm hoping that there will be a lot of mystery and discovery of new content when the sailing skill is released just like what you talked about at the end of the video!
Would love that!
Finally time for another josh video. Enjoyed our chat in game too
The amount and production value behind these are insane! Recently Really nice seeing a lil pocket of the world that otherwise wouldn't be touched being explored like this. Appreciate your work, man. Also yo whats the beat at 37:40 if ya dont mind me askin?
Heck yea been waiting for this episode!!!
Love the music and the videos my dude :)
First one of your videos I have seen and I love it!
Love a 40 min episodeeee nice work fella