RuneScape's Drunken Pirates! | Episode 3 Casual OSRS

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
  • Welcome to episode three of this casual free-to-play letsplay of Oldschool Runescape! I want to thank you all again for your support and comments, while I don't really do this series for views, I appreciate all of you for checking it out!
    So, without any more blabbering on, in this episode we meet Redbeard Frank and smuggle some rum from a brand new (to me) island!! This was a fun way to get introduced to RuneScape's seafaring mechanics, and I must say, it was fun fRUM beginning to end!
    So, thank you for watching. A few notes, I switched mics in this video, it sounds far crunchier than I'd like, I'm working on that now! Also, I decided to just roll with in-game audio, if any of you actually read this and have feedback on the audio/songs in the background, please let me know if you prefer me adding in tracks separate from the game audio!
    Thanks again for watching, all in good fun,
    Ben

Комментарии • 5

  • @PraiseZamorak
    @PraiseZamorak 2 месяца назад +3

    On God, I will give you bonds for membership if you keep the series going after dragon slayer 1 :) I'm thoroughly enjoying it

    • @Benjabonk
      @Benjabonk  2 месяца назад +1

      Haha that’s so kind of you, thanks for watching and thanks for your offer! maybe I’ll take you up on it once the dragons defeated :)

    • @PraiseZamorak
      @PraiseZamorak 2 месяца назад +1

      @@Benjabonk I believe in you! :)

  • @XenFPV
    @XenFPV 2 месяца назад +2

    Please train strength.
    Melee skills are trained by the attack style you can select if you click the menu tab with the crossed swords.
    Attack determines your accuracy, strength your max damage, and defence makes monsters less accurate against you. Training attack super high without any strength levels just means you'll hit 1s really accurately.

    • @Benjabonk
      @Benjabonk  2 месяца назад

      Thank you for this! I keep forgetting about that menu, but I’ll definitely train strength for next time.