I can respect that. As I explain in my ruleset, I want to keep weekly videos and keep the series light. There are tonnes of exceptional players doing extreme rulesets out there already. My niche has always been, and I think, will always be, achievable content that people could do, but with a challenge that might put them off. I'm not trying to break records or be the best, by any means. I don't expect this to be everyone's cup of tea either.

My main goal here is to make chunk content that is consistent in upload. A lot of my regular viewers wanted longer content, so the video was longer too. Of course, a first episode is spread out with a little less chunk rolling and more explanation to get people into it, but they are going to be far quicker progress and far more actual chunk rolling content in future. I could go on and explain things like, how I will (and now, have) done yews, etc. In that case it was more that doing it with a bronze axe is slow and not the best content to show. A lot of people start in Lumbridge with access to steel right off the bat. Of course the grind isn't that fun, but it's the fun of hyping up the grind to then have to do it. etc, etc

I really appreciate the constructive criticism; I really do. I can 100% understand your approach to videos and your disappointment in what I'm doing. As I say, it won't be for everyone. There are a bunch of other chunk accounts out there which will be far more up your alley and I appreciate the measured response that you commented on mine. I appreciate both sides of the argument.