Thund3rbolt
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When you have 200M Woodcutting experience
Jun 30, 2017 4:19 PM
Thund3rbolt
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brekdoyle
I kept reloading the page trying to move the camera up :/
neutrik
https://youtu.be/FshU58nI0Ts
Rope71b
This ain't his first rodeo!
ThePanCakeChef
This is his second rodeo
OmegaYeti
-axe drop-
OneGoogleSearchAway
Axe drop...
Shewasinstock
It's seems like more and more people are recording horizontally
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brightintempas
Did it make a sound?
MerToo
"Wheeeeeeeeeee!"
ElbowdeepinElmo
I would assume so.
maintaineyecontact
Its3amAndImFeelingSaucy
Thanks for the epilepsy
thatgreygentleman
Nah, it's a Gif
rabaal
Perfection.
Solivoid
I don't see any bears shitting...
SpringToMyWinter
Of course, don't you see the people around?
DannyDLC
they sound of silence?
SubstituteReality
Doesn't count, they're wearing ear protection
triplikewedo
He must be very experienced but that could have gone so wrong. IMO they are all standing too close.
spartan57
Bill: $3000
jugRn0t
$5 for tapping with axe + $2995 for knowing where & how to tap
romanoki
Fuckin boss
myjimmiesberustled
Yeah, he's got skills...
Elonth
this is why you keep a few old guys on your work crew. You don't keep them their for the muscle. you keep them to pass on years of knowledge
BangForTheBuck
My grandfather once dropped an engine block on his foot because he was too stubborn to listen to us young'uns
Mercenarity
Depends on if the old guy actually knows stuff or is just a grumpy little ball of bluster unwilling to learn. We've had both on the payroll.
glittergoats
My father is the former, the things he knows about cut site operation/hauling astound me. He worked heavy equipment mechanic for logging.
GeneralRye
Unless you work in IT. Then those "years of knowledge" are basically worthless.
OldnSpicey
I disagree....We have legacy systems out in the field I know nothing about but this old dude on 3rd shift is a wizard at.
justanotherhooligan
i work as a mechanic and am mentored by a guys with YEARS of Knowledge its very useful and educational
BronzeLeaguePro
Well, their knowledge on how to handle customers to make them happy, deal with bureaucracy, etc. are still useful.
dadudemon
Continuity and capacity planning, and general project management practices are still the same. I've hired old and young. Both have merits.
Ansatsunin
Bullshit they are. There are many more skills and there is much more knowledge you learn on the job than specific stuff that gets outdated.
Carefuler
Yeah, tell that to employers.
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glittergoats
So much this.
GitRightStik
2 young people, on part time schedules, so nobody gets benefits. Think like a CEO.
CinnamonBunny
Not quite what I expected. But cool!
krapmyself
Those assholes didn't even applaud
Vercci
Maybe they knew he was doing his job and accepted him doing his job.
DidItForScience
Too stunned. They're probably thinking about how their wives are all going to leave them for this boss.
Bot17629A98001
I feel this is the most likely scenario. My gf walked by so i hid my phone, lest she know there are real men out there
IceFireXD
They're in shock. They're trying to process the awesomeness that just occurred in front of them, from someone they've likely written off.
DannyDLC
yeah, it's about time he learned how to do that. you cant hold their hand for ever
ThePastmaster
I would be too stunned to do anything other than stare with slack-jawed awe.
DetectiveSherlockHolmes
They were in awe
ArcTrooperFives
They were in disbe-leaf
ThePastmaster
BOOO! +1
byzan
https://media.tenor.com/images/cc1e5fe31f75dcee89b12c7ad87009ef/tenor.gif
Nightshift603
Very, very impressive. I've felled trees, but don't have that level of talent.
TCGView
This is what experience buys you
dalaiyoda
*axe drop*
deathbycheese
Never, ever, underestimate the old guy.
CalleC
1 weorking, 6 watching, gonna guess it was one of the 6 who fell the tree against another tree in the first place...
usernametakenisthestoryofmylife
That's an old trick, but still mighty dangerous. Go Grandpa.
GuyWithAGoatee
Can someone explain this?
urtiere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boj75h3urLU
GuyWithAGoatee
Thank you for your timely response sir
ASlowKiss
This gave me wood.
FBIWhobeyou
That's a man with a lot of experience right there.
jpapi68
Sauce?
ANunWithGuns
That look at the end: "You see that? Yeah. I did that."
Edgekrsher
Quality camera work
BilldeTurlock
upvoting to agree with your displeasure
Edgekrsher
Thankyou sir
Fireguy97
As a former commercial photographer, I'm just happy now a days, that they're filming in landscape, not portrait.
RawDogginChixSince2000Six
Shh you'll jinx it.
bigbrothersbinary
Well...if they were filing in portrait we have been able to see what he was doing. Lol.
halfofafish
If they lifted the camera, we would have been able to see what he was doing.
bigbrothersbinary
Yeah but that assumes some level of skill and effort. Lol.
ConfirmologistUK
Solution: film everything in 1:1 aspect ratio so then no one can complain.
ConfirmologistUK
Well, everyone will complain, but 'when everyone is complaining equally; no one is complaining'.
ConfirmologistUK
- Customer Service Department
TheLoneliestGiraffe
Level capacity has been reached. +0 exp
Bonesy84
Magikarp?
metalfoto
You got skills!!
MrMidnight235
lmao exactly! +0 exp in WC, +100 exp Sensei. +50 Respect. +15 Fame.
HeyLookAGinger
Eh figure he gets xp in being able to teach.
melekoftd
50 in woodworking. He probably puts legendary enchants on his 9-trait bows, staves, and shields.
ChanningTastum
Accurate.
draztik
Listen up you whipper snappers!
HellFireBeardMan
time to set to legendary and reclaim points, and level again....download DLC dual wield axe skills
Calmeister
World quest completed. +20 million AP
Howtogrowwood
Needs to buy the DLC
Sergio1d
It's Ubisoft, so it has been delayed and will most likely come with multiple patches.
Elonth
this is why you keep a few old guys on your work crew. You don't keep them their for the muscle. you keep them to pass on years of knowledge
BeetleDaddy
The mustache is a good bonus
registeredtoproveimawesome
This is what happens when you have 200m exp on wc
10tacles
I have 200m exp on toilets too.
zeo100
Level 99 woodcutting... he should be chopping Magic Trees damn it!
bud467
Gratz
OfficialJoeBiden
Just Legendary the skill and start over.
NeverCast
I miss OSRS when it wasn't OS.
mybrothersmario
I personally enjoy current OS better, but that could be because I've progressed further and discovered how fun barrows is.....
mybrothersmario
Also Wintertodt is a lot of fun. Inb4 "Oh it made the skill too easy!" Firemaking was always easy, and useless anyway, who cares?
EorlundGraymane
bloodtypeinfinity
Is this a runscape thing?
EorlundGraymane
It is a Runescape thing.
1phi6180339887498948482045868343656381177203091798057628621354
I've heard that cutting Redwood in OSRS actually yields a higher exp/h than Magics, though I may be wrong.
SensualRobotPorn
Your name is golden.
Wowyouknowwhatsomanyusernamesaretakenthesedays
I don't get it
SensualRobotPorn
Their name is literally the golden ratio. 1.168033ect
1phi6180339887498948482045868343656381177203091798057628621354
#punintended
EternalSunshineofthePotlessMind
As a lumberjack, that is not how that's done. That was super dangerous.
dxrghxr
This, cool but can't agree more.
tobiassolem
"Super" dangerous? Really. C'mon.
ClubberLaing
Agreed. Take the extra minute or 2 and don't get it hung up in the first place.
Smokediver
As s lumberjack also, this technique is not dangerous if done correctly and is very effective if you don't have the right tools with you.
NoIRLonlyAFK
Spotters should be 2 tree lengths away atleast :s
TheMayorOfTittyCity
Yeah but it looked cool.
todayok
I especially like how you criticize but don't actually say how you in your 1,000 years of experience would have done better.
Individualsocksinthewashingmachine
he did though
BlakeTortilla
Except he actually did, 2 hours ago. you just didnt open all the comment replies.
FBIWhobeyou
Can you please explain how it should be done? Not trying to be a smart ass, just curious.
EternalSunshineofthePotlessMind
I would use wedge blocks behind the log and a rope in front to try and pull it out so everyone can be far away.
TroyKapalczynski
The amount of danger is directly relative to the skill of the person to foresee the outcome. We have video proof this was not dangerous!
TroyKapalczynski
The guy leaning against the tree barely moved, that's confidence!
iZMXi
"They didn't get hurt, so it wasn't dangerous."
Individualsocksinthewashingmachine
*luck
TroyKapalczynski
Absolutely, I'm a huge believer in luck, and the more you put effort into thinking about what will happen, the better luck you have.
mizzchanandlerbong
Out of interest.. how would it have been done properly?
HailToUltron
Get your drunk uncle to tie it to the bumper of his truck. 1000% safe.
EternalSunshineofthePotlessMind
Hahaha, this guy.
EternalSunshineofthePotlessMind
Well, A) try not to get it hung up in the first place but B) either use wedge blocks and ropes, or pull it with a winch line from far away.
FartedWhileMakingUpName
I can only hope this was a sort of "if you have absolutely no other options and this thing needs to come down now" demonstration.
doomladen
The way they were all neatly arrayed within striking distance of broken flailing branch concerned me.
SuperPickle17
http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lm12j1yS5d1qgszk4.gif
UnkemptHarold
You mean all the branches that they cut off the tree before it was felled?
doomladen
it's a snagged tree, you don't know what the upper branches could do.