The players who solved a mystery that didn't exist

In 2012, Jagex releases the Brink of Extinction quest, and with it a bookcase the players aren't able to read. When a J-Mod misunderstands and tells the players there is a way to get to it, the hunt begins. The only problem; the solution doesn't exist.

Epic thanks to co-writer CS1 and actors Riddle & Seravail, information from Amascut and reviews by SilentCookie and Gentleshen.
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Music by Jagex

Outro artwork by Hyper Stan

[carldelacruz]

How is no one talking about the god tier “subscribe to will miss it” clip he added in with ZMI. Keep up the great content!

[mangoskyMC]

This internet historian format is fantastic

[Thecain]

bruh, the level of production here is next level. i play osrs, but loooove how you present rs3

[OfTheMindscape]

"One thing catches his eye; the forum is getting way more visitors than it usually does." 2:44

*Zooms in on forum to show only 56 active users*



...lol

[TheLordLogic]

Holy hell this brought me back. I remember our clan chat was permanently aflame with theories and testing and wondering and more pondering for MONTHS. 10/10

[cooltubes]

I remember trying to figure this out but once I tried all the ideas I had I gave up. I figured you needed the ring of visibility but I thought you also needed the tokul ring not the ring of stone and I would have never figured out the obsidian shards.

[volrosku.]

Can we just talk about how difficult it can be on mobile to get the probably 800+ Obsidian shards required to finish this mini quest or the fact that that amount of combat alone constitutes a master nearly grandmaster quest in its own right. Damn shifting goalpost

[MrLookky]

Honestly, best video you've released so far. Please do more of these!

[GrumpyIan]

I bet Will flashes his level 2 prayer to all of his Rune Harmony dates.

[daveburrows]

You put quite a bit of work into that. You made a great thing.

[PointNubProductions]

This is a great format, please keep using it, it's a compliment to say it's similar to internet historian :)

[IIBraderz]

Being loving your videos, subscribed the other night, a great rabbit hole account.

[Piraja]

He blew the 27mil on edaters on w3 Lumbridge, then caught keylogger virus from them and now is terminally poor on gp support.

[taffingspy]

The editing on this vid is just hilarious, and dang this is rs history I hadn't any idea about. Awesome vid as always!

[TheBeigeBox]

Mod Stew walking in for another day of work is a mood I aspire to achieve

[johnm]

you've taken your videos to the next level this past year or so. love the content will

[benskid]

I have a confession to make.

I have been binge-watching your videos... for a full week. I don't know how to feel about that fact.
Specifically, the documentaries about a game that I have not touched for years. Maybe it's nostalgia, maybe it's pure curiosity, but whichever it was, it would not have been well fulfilled if the documentary was bland, or poorly weaved. These videos, all of them (yeah, binged all of the documentary ones), were anything but those; they were so good imo, that I even watched them again, and again. I'm either mad, or that I really love the way you spoke and sorted the narrative. And the self-made clips (which I'm pretty sure involved some dope volunteers) were honestly fun to watch.

[austinwilburn]

I’m kinda surprised from the ending. I was excepting a total train wreck by the end lol.

[kyledavis]

The World of Tanks chair @ 2:35 has me dead.

[MZZenyl]

Loving the new format, not to mention the really interesting topics. Keep up the great work! :)