In a live stream on Twitch on November 25, the streamer GigerBeardie achieved a significant solo success in the MMORPG Oldschool Runescape . In jubilation, he shouted at the monitor that he would never come back, exaggerating so much that he lost consciousness for a few seconds.
Here is the clip: After 7 hours and 45 minutes in the live stream, the British streamer GingerBeardie achieved his goal: The boss “TzKal-Zuk” was defeated.
The red-bearded streamer in a beanie initially looks tense at the camera, then raises one arm and shouts at the top of his lungs: “Yes, damn it, that’s how it’s done!”
Then follows an angry stream of words, repeatedly using the all-purpose word “fucking” to intensify everything. He claims he swears to God he is done with this crap. He will never come back.
With the elongated “never coming baaaaack”, it seems he overdid it with the shouting, staring blankly at the camera before crashing his head against the streaming table. The microphone swings back, and a Windows sound is heard.
After a few seconds, his chat partner dryly states: “I think you’re broken.”
But the streamer is already somewhat back to normal, shaking himself like a boxer after a KO.
He has 99 hitpoints – he is doing fine
How is the clip being discussed? The clip has now received over 176,000 views on Twitch.
On reddit it says:
- “Fortunately, he at least picked up the cape before he fainted.”
- “The healthiest Runescape player ever”
- “He should go to the doctor and get his blood pressure and that stuff checked.”
- “He has 99 hitpoints, he’s fine.”
Survive 69 waves – If you die, you start over
What the hell is the success about?? On June 1, 2017, the solo minigame “Inferno” was introduced to Old School Runescape: The player must survive 69 waves that get progressively harder and defeat the level 1400 boss TzKal-Zuk at the end.
If the player dies, they must start over at level 1. It is said: This mode is the “spiritual successor” to TzHaar Fight Class, which was considered the largest “PvM” challenge in the game.
If one succeeds, they receive the “Infernal Cape,” an item regarded as the “most powerful melee cape” in the game.
According to wiki information, about 47,000 players had this cape as of August 15.
GingerBeardie himself says he made about 15 to 20 attempts to complete the challenge. Now the Windows logo is burned into his forehead.
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