suggestion: you can kill any monster, no bosses for 4 hours straight, BUT you MUST stick to a single combat style, no hybrids

and for extra fun: clue scrolls are not off limits

do another but with 2k scales

@Rargh Did you guys agree beforehand that you couldn’t use a spec restore pool after each kill? I’m sure you can see the benefit of doing that

Is link still having power issues

You might want to make sure you watch next weeks PvP then ;)

@@Rargh sometimes i get a buzz at work and see a notification from youtube about a new video you put out. It gets me through the day. Thank you.

Literally wrote this in a comment a few mins ago and then started reading the comments and saw yours 😂😂

@@jamesonrosen1773 it gets you through the day? That's a bit much dont ya think?

@@TealAV how is looking forward to something a bit much? doesn't mean it saved his life, if im having a boring shift i look forward to things like this and it eases the shift

The no duplicates rule is useless. If certain armor or weapons is "the meta" because it's the best you can get, then both players should go for it. For example if you could get B gloves, you should always go for that. If you went with something worse than that you are making a mistake. Edit: the only real interaction this rule provides is blocking each other. So if you are going magic then you could get a rune scim as well and some range gear to block the other person from doing those. Maybe just maybe that might be worth. But that could be done with both players having ban lists for gear.

@@MK-13337 I get what you're saying from a competitive perspective, but as viewers, the worst episodes are the area/limited monster challenges which sometimes boil down to "smith full addy and recoils" or "kill gorillas/bbd's/rune dragons for full rune and d scim" and then we watch two maxed players beat on each other when the outcome is essentially a coin flip. You could call that a problem with the challenges being selected, but part of the appeal is the sense that the player with the better strategy will be rewarded, and that disappears when there's a "meta" strategy that is obviously best. Not only are these sorts of challenges common, but if you look at how the episodes are edited, the actual strategy stage (which is usually the focus of the episode) is only 10-15 minutes and they stretch the gear reveals out to 15 minutes+ to pad the length because there's nothing interesting to watch. I don't think it's a rule for every challenge, but they've done enough episodes to know when there is an obvious meta strategy and when the episode has a chance to be stale. In those circumstances I think the no duplicates rule is better than simply reducing the time limit (which rewards drop luck too heavily) or downgrading items (it's usually better to get the best items and get then downgraded than to try a different strategy).

@@jakeplissken You could make it so both players have a hidden ban list of items. either so that if an item is banned by Link for example then neither of them can use it, or so that if Link bans an item Rargh can't use it. 3 bans should be enough of a deterrent to just for example go r cbow + black d'hide and no backup plan. Edit: I think one-sided bans are better, so for example Link can ban rune scimmy and still get one himself as a backup.

I was thinking the same, but also if you bring a backup it costs you a swordfish in the fight

@@tomc.5704 Nah, they'd bring all the things and bring whatever they want of whats left in the end

I was thinking the same. But also like one item removes one, so if you bring rune full but other person brings two, then other person can keep one

I came to comment basically the exact thing you said Daniel. Should probably limit it to one inventory full for gear and backups though.

Seems like this should have been an easy default... Kinda shitty without...

41:08 when he texts you back

Was about to say.... ah well lmao.

Imagine they forget to pick prayer. 😏😏🤣🤣

I think all three melee stats should be clumped together at no extra cost, because it comes down to being able to melee, magic or ranged, not a specific style of a damage skill

but at the same time maybe have combat types cost more than the others?

Lmao noticed that too

Yeah it was an anti-climax for sure

so in the reveal, instead of just locking in your items, it would be awesome if you can bring every single drop you got, and then you can cancel out the opponent's items, this way every item you get has a potential value

Would take too long. Getting addy drops would require 5 drops to be even usable. A dragon item would be impossible

Facts bro

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RuleCascadia to bad he didn’t would have rather rargh use magic lol

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Zulrah til 1k scales could literally be over in 2 kills with the right rng though. it's not even that rare to get the 500 scale drop.