@@matt5740 Poorly designed all around, no funny npc interactions and humor like 90% of the other quests, worst quest bosses by a long shot and the areas you need to go through are hell at best.
Lucas Mitchell agreed the quest just feels like a waste of time. It’s only worth doing because it’s required for so much content further on and to access Ancient magics
didnt you watch the video? yes they brought content, but the time wasted babysitting them by the content creators was away from them creating any content
@@Jop3lius companies who treat an internship program as a chance a free/cheap labor are the worst. And yes, having someone "babysit" is exactly what you should be doing when you have an intern. They're people currently studying and you shouldn't expect them to know everything already, that's the point of the program.
Wow... I can’t believe Monkey Madness was done by some random intern. Monkey Madness is, at least nostalgically, my favorite quest in RuneScape. As an 11 year old kid back in 2005, I was still an absolute noob in RS. I had only been playing for a few months. Online quest guides were either nonexistent or were absolutely terrible. I couldn’t manage to find one for MM. It took me almost a week to do that damn quest. It felt like a real accomplishment when I finally finished it and was able to equip that D Scimmy.
Going off of one of my friends who was an intern at Jagex said this. "The daily life at Jagex was uncomfortable the internal politics between management and the developers hindered everyone's creative process, management controlled almost everything. Most of the time interns were stuck on customer support despite signing up to get coding experience. I would not recommend working with Jagex." seems like those Chinese investors sent in their own force of people to micro manage employees.
I knew what exactly you were gonna to explain as soon as I heard content dev and intern. The origins of DT is one of the funniest shit ever in the games history.
I can understand him saying that to mod Ash. I imagine someone with a massive ego can't really handle the personality of someone like Ash (unapologetically straightforward) and they probably clashed a lot. So he probably said it to be nasty and petty. I personally cannot stand mod roq. I think he's got a an arrogant bully persona
I agree, mod roq pisses me off sometimes, during the weekly q&a's he answers some legitimate questions as if it were the stupidest thing he has ever heard and pretty much roasts the guy asking it (this happened in the recent one). I also feel that if something doesnt apply to him in-game (I believe he plays a hcim), he doesnt give a fuck about it.
Huh, just saw this again and the scrapped "talking sword" part just reminded me of this year's RS3's Halloween event, where in a part of it you get a ceremonial sword that, after using it to like, break a curse from a vampire, it gives itself to you as you're now bound to it (tho only as a cosmetic). Can't help but think it was at least barely inspired by that or maybe it's just a coincidence. Oh yeah, it also talks in sort of an uwu language, and has an attraction to werewolves blood.
I think there's something telling about the fact that they describe all the things that make Desert Treasure interesting and unique as "weird" or "a mess" or whatever they said specifically. I mainly play RS3 but I've played the newest F2P quests on both games and... please, just rehire these interns, they know what they're doing more than Jagass seems to.
the teleport bug and get the demon and gnomes to the location the player teleported must have made the game interesting for some time lol some guy teleports to varrock or falador trading world couple ticks later demon spawns in and start killing :p
That was a shop def list, not an item def list. That file just defined how each shop would act (if you could buy from it, sell from it, do both, etc) and what items and how much of it are stocked.
you're telling me they were giving a prize for overly verbose and hacky code? Where do i sign up? It's gonna be for loops and if-else statements FOR DAYS I TELL YOU, fuck it every function gets five variables that will never be called.
Runescape is garbage of development, you can say whatever you want but they pay less than 600$ for a game that generates a revenue of millions! they invest low on technology just to have big pockets
Fukle Butterbutt They scrapped the whole "Ali" naming scheme in RS3 like pretty recently, just a few months ago due to concerns about racism or whatever. It's still Ali in OSRS though
I'm not going to lie my dude. You are using the word disastrous as click bait and it's a little off putting. Cumbersome? Maybe. Disastrous? Far from. Now we have desert treasure and monkey madness. Amongst the Most Iconic quests.
Pretty cool to see how some of the most iconic content in the game was thought up or even developed by interns. This is why most companies love to have interns, because they are very open-minded and can think of things that the employees could never imagine.
So you're telling me that Runescape DOESN'T follow the conventions of object-oriented programming, but the engine is written in java, which was INVENTED for OOP? Also, OOP was not a "new thing" in the early 2000's, people started using OOP as early as the late 60's!
I dont think that's the case, I think its that this "runescript" DSL developed for defining quest logic and stuff is written in a more functional style. From the short description on the wiki, it looks like it was developed for things like NPC dialogue where you're just scripting out a set of actions with minimal logic. My take on the first story is that the intern probably came up with some hacky ways of doing what he wanted to do by writing logic in these runescript files that didnt really have any place being there. He probably had to implement his own classes to create things that did not exist yet, and maybe the system wasnt really intended for that kind of thing to be done from within the scope of what this intern was working on, and that led to bugs down the line
He means the content development, 'runescript' or whatever it's called - this is probably the case of some dumb cs student going wild & not knowing how to adapt to the codebase, only having been taught one thing in uni, rather than 'lol jagex is so dumb'
Disastrous? Everything they worked on became cemented within the game as iconic gameplay..... but from a company management standpoint it may have been a little cumbersome hah
Sorry this comment's a year old or so, but the fact that I don't see the word "disastrous" anywhere must mean that this person actually removed the clickbait from their title - that's admirable right there.
People might hate Desert Treasure, but to me, it remains as one of the most memorable quests to me, just because of the story. Initially you just start out as a normal adventurer that will help out this archeologist unveil a hidden treasure, but the more you progress through the quest, the less it becomes about just some treasure, you go around collecting the 4 diamonds, which has the coolest themes ever: Blood, Smoke, Shadow and Ice. As you finally defeat the guardians and collect their respective diamonds, you return to the pyramid and ascend, and you discover that there was no literal treasure, but something greater... I am a sucker for quests that give you permanent power, this is why I love this quest for the story, because it feels like your character has unlocked more of his potential, same can be said with the Temple at Sentisten quest.
I'm sure the one guy helping them out went through hell and back to fix all the bugs and bloated stuff they made. The result might have been decent, or even good, but the effort put wasn't worth it.
Lucas Mitchell yeah, development and release of THE SINGLE MOST USED WEAPON, TO THIS DAY, “wasn’t worth it”, lol. The dragon scimitar defined runescape, I’d wager it being even more recognizable than a whip.
Seems like this program would be of great benefit to Jagex if they made it specifically a game-design internship and removed the coding aspect, perhaps with a bit of art design involved to compensate. Have the intern(s) just design content for the game, to be implemented by a permanent employee.
So desert treasure, monkey madness, godwars dungeons prequests. All pre-2007s hardest quests besides legends. All done by interns. I hope they were paid lol
Yeah... In the middle of this video a bullet. A MFkn BULLET came through my window and into my wall. Edit: Turns out the neighbor shot his wife, the bullet went through her and through my wall and out my window. She alive..
Object Oriented Programming isn't a fancy new thing. Java itself is an OOP language. If RS is programmed in OOP but without following OOP principles, I am astounded by how poor the programmers of RS must be.
I thought it was spaghetti code before, but after hearing this I am of the opinion that that OSRS has to run on some rancid, eldritch spaghetti that 40 year old COBOL systems will have trouble competing with.
Java is a multi--paradigm language. Not strictly OOP. That means Runescape doesn't have to be programmed in OOP, since Java isn't "just" an OOP language.
Exactly, the jmods might have hated the guys because they did some programming errors or failed to balance the content (which is more of a QA job), but it was super creative. They hated them because they did something cool while not having the technical expertise to pull it off.
Wow, some of the most iconic quests were made by interns! Honestly, they should consider hosting a competition. They take 5 interns, teach them the code, and the two people who create the best content out of it get a job offer.
Tbf if the game was written in Java, every single bit of code would be strictly OOP, by definition. Even if Runescript is an interpreted scripting language, it's really just an abstracted way to write and edit Java (thus OOP) code, using the Java classes & objects it would inherit or have access to.
Yeah I'm not really understanding that line about how no one working at a company developing primarily in Java could even read object oriented code. That just doesnt add up
That's just objectively false. Java is a multi-paradigm language, not strictly an OOP language. So no, not everything you write in Java is "strictly OOP by definition".
Surprising how you described their outlook on using object oriented programming given that java is a object oriented language. Seems insane that you would try to use java without it but I guess runescript must get around all of the issues (still doesn't make sense to me lol).
@@hoppsanhejsan nothing is terrible if it gets the job done. I mean sure c++ is probably going to be more effective for a ton of things, but for simple automation tasks you can just use stuff like bash, perl or python. If it takes you 5 minutes to write the code in java instead of 5 days in c++ a lot of people will stick to java.
This sounds like a relatively successful intern program if you ask This Fellow. A few interns produced a good deal of valuable content. Yeah sure they didn't always use good software practices, but that's not too uncommon for college graduates and a few years experience will have them on the right track. As for the problem of tying down a whole developer, this is often completely necessary in the short run because for a company to have a solid long-term outlook, they need to be able to hire new people and those new hires need to have a senior developer get them up to speed. The alternative is that you have a few really solid developers for a while and then you're company's done for if a few of them quit.
I don't get it; you act like he said something super offensive, but all he said was "God is great" in Arabic? Don't get me wrong, I'm an atheist and think all religions are dumb, but I don't get how him putting "allah akbar" in the game is treated as if he used a racial slur or something. I mean I get removing it, but firing him over it? Seems a bit extreme for him slipping his religion into the game. Or again, is there something I am missing, or that you left out of your explanation. Seems, from what you said, like an overreaction, unless again, you aren't saying the actual thing for fear of the algorithm or something.
Java is an object oriented programming language... it was meant to be used with OOP. Jagex developers just didn’t understand how to use the language...
I mean all of the RS developers are pretty garbage though. It's a garbage game, but it's my childhood so I keep going on playing the game like some Stockholm syndrome childhood of an abusive parent.
Then i love how you put shauny down almost at the bottom for resources.. when this entire video was nocked off of his interview. and you gave no real mention to anything. as well as you pretty much had 7 min of word for word re repeats.
NOTE TO EVERY TECH COMPANIE! If you have an Intern program don't give them entry-level tasks. If you are going to do that hire them as an Entry-level position not an unpaid intern or make them a paid intern! This happens to many times. In my experience in computer science, an intern job is a way for companies to not haft to pay the people making their stuff. If you are a composer science major fight for an entry-level job not an intern. They are the same thing.
“Ay Ash dont get your hopes up. Content Developing is out of your league mate.”
*Mod Ash responds by angrily rewriting 1% of Runescape's code and the crowd goes wild*
And now he has god status
How rich is God Ash now?
im honestly dying to know who the tech millionaire who made monkey madness for runescape 15 years ago is LOL
@@test-tl8dt www.linkedin.com/in/rahulvohra
Crazy how 2 of the most iconic quests were designed by interns
one small favor tho
I hate desert treasure though
@@mijkolsmith why's that? such an easy and useful quest...
@@matt5740 Poorly designed all around, no funny npc interactions and humor like 90% of the other quests, worst quest bosses by a long shot and the areas you need to go through are hell at best.
Lucas Mitchell agreed the quest just feels like a waste of time. It’s only worth doing because it’s required for so much content further on and to access Ancient magics
Monkey Madness being made by an intern explains why that quest has that accursed winding collapsing tunnel you need to run through at least twice.
It's...really not that bad now tho. Stamina pots man. It sucked when half your inv had to be energy potions.
@@HomeCookinMTGit sucked doing it back at release as a kid who knew nothing about energy or couldn’t afford prayer pots. Took me 8 hours.
Are you serious? Monkey Madness was made entirely by an intern? Not even some, just the one. Damn.
It was a buggy mess at first, but yeah, the guy went on to become a millionaire so he was clearly talented
@@KenMKenMKenM Are you telling us facts you learned 5 minuts ago?
M lmao 😂😂😂😂
@@MauriceV3 facts we all learned 5 minutes ago. Lmfao
Nek minnit
There is zero need to bash Jagex with the title "disastrous"
It was simply experimental and unexplored for it's time.
3/4 success 1/4 disaster, i think they should give intern program another try
didnt you watch the video? yes they brought content, but the time wasted babysitting them by the content creators was away from them creating any content
maybe interns could fix pvp
@@Jop3lius companies who treat an internship program as a chance a free/cheap labor are the worst. And yes, having someone "babysit" is exactly what you should be doing when you have an intern. They're people currently studying and you shouldn't expect them to know everything already, that's the point of the program.
"The way you won was by writing the most lines of code." YandereDev would've won that.
Yandev serving up that good Spaghetti
Wow... I can’t believe Monkey Madness was done by some random intern.
Monkey Madness is, at least nostalgically, my favorite quest in RuneScape. As an 11 year old kid back in 2005, I was still an absolute noob in RS. I had only been playing for a few months. Online quest guides were either nonexistent or were absolutely terrible. I couldn’t manage to find one for MM. It took me almost a week to do that damn quest. It felt like a real accomplishment when I finally finished it and was able to equip that D Scimmy.
Going off of one of my friends who was an intern at Jagex said this.
"The daily life at Jagex was uncomfortable the internal politics between management and the developers hindered everyone's creative process, management controlled almost everything. Most of the time interns were stuck on customer support despite signing up to get coding experience. I would not recommend working with Jagex." seems like those Chinese investors sent in their own force of people to micro manage employees.
I love you and your videos please keep it up man !
Thanks, will do!
Yay
I knew what exactly you were gonna to explain as soon as I heard content dev and intern.
The origins of DT is one of the funniest shit ever in the games history.
I can understand him saying that to mod Ash. I imagine someone with a massive ego can't really handle the personality of someone like Ash (unapologetically straightforward) and they probably clashed a lot. So he probably said it to be nasty and petty. I personally cannot stand mod roq. I think he's got a an arrogant bully persona
I agree, mod roq pisses me off sometimes, during the weekly q&a's he answers some legitimate questions as if it were the stupidest thing he has ever heard and pretty much roasts the guy asking it (this happened in the recent one). I also feel that if something doesnt apply to him in-game (I believe he plays a hcim), he doesnt give a fuck about it.
@@Sparxy yeah he is genuinely an annoying POS. Dude shouldn't be on the streams.
Ash was so dead inside when he said “alla alla Zamorak”
Very good video, well done!
Huh, just saw this again and the scrapped "talking sword" part just reminded me of this year's RS3's Halloween event, where in a part of it you get a ceremonial sword that, after using it to like, break a curse from a vampire, it gives itself to you as you're now bound to it (tho only as a cosmetic). Can't help but think it was at least barely inspired by that or maybe it's just a coincidence.
Oh yeah, it also talks in sort of an uwu language, and has an attraction to werewolves blood.
I think there's something telling about the fact that they describe all the things that make Desert Treasure interesting and unique as "weird" or "a mess" or whatever they said specifically. I mainly play RS3 but I've played the newest F2P quests on both games and... please, just rehire these interns, they know what they're doing more than Jagass seems to.
The footage you put in from 6:14 onwards is from a RuneScape private server, not from RuneScape development lol.
Doesn't sound very 'disastrous' to me.
Great video! Wanted to give more than a like so I comment
the teleport bug and get the demon and gnomes to the location the player teleported must have made the game interesting for some time lol
some guy teleports to varrock or falador trading world couple ticks later demon spawns in and start killing :p
Sorry for asking this but if runescape doesn’t use OOP what does it use?? Like how do you structure something like that without OOP
I wish there was video footage of these 1st 2 bugs in action 🤣
".... Give himself to you." ;))
UwU
Looks like you downloaded something by peterbjornx there :P
True also the shop config lol
Isn't all of java object oriented?
Jagex :make the most amount code
Me:JUNKCODE TIME!!!! :D
YandereDev time :D
Mod Ash is definitely NOT a multi-millionaire lol, the guy's as humble as they come.
He said that the intern is living the life of one, not that Ash is one...
Tfw at 6:25 that's code for a rsps. Lol. Just a simple item def list.
That was a shop def list, not an item def list. That file just defined how each shop would act (if you could buy from it, sell from it, do both, etc) and what items and how much of it are stocked.
Courva collonelo
missing 5 boys 5 bill. what ever happened?
Wtf i was the 3000th like :D NICE
You pronounce OOP by spelling it
That was killing me lol
OOPS
So the most important quests are created by interns, yet it was a "disaster"? Bring more interns!
you're telling me they were giving a prize for overly verbose and hacky code? Where do i sign up? It's gonna be for loops and if-else statements FOR DAYS I TELL YOU, fuck it every function gets five variables that will never be called.
And I oop
Runescape is garbage of development, you can say whatever you want but they pay less than 600$ for a game that generates a revenue of millions! they invest low on technology just to have big pockets
1st
Thumb down for title. Knock off the click bait, unnecessary for this video.
when in doubt just say "allah allah zamorak"
zamorak allah allahhh
Lol as if that’s sooooo bad
Lmaooo
I was not expecting ash to say "allah allah zamorak" was the reason that intern was fired
Best fucking thing I’ve ever heard about runescape 😂😂😂
I’m screaming😂
Best intern imo
Fukle Butterbutt They scrapped the whole "Ali" naming scheme in RS3 like pretty recently, just a few months ago due to concerns about racism or whatever. It's still Ali in OSRS though
Not like the lore in OSRS is watertight as it is currently anyway
I'm not going to lie my dude. You are using the word disastrous as click bait and it's a little off putting.
Cumbersome? Maybe.
Disastrous? Far from.
Now we have desert treasure and monkey madness. Amongst the Most Iconic quests.
Preach
Allah allah zamorak
Thank god someone said it.
@@strongdadenergy7586 I see your point.
That talking sword quest sounds like it could be pretty fun. Let's bring it back
sonic and the black knighr
I tought the same, Imagine having a sword with the "talk" option
Pretty cool to see how some of the most iconic content in the game was thought up or even developed by interns. This is why most companies love to have interns, because they are very open-minded and can think of things that the employees could never imagine.
Agreed! I can’t even imagine RuneScape without Monkey Madness and MM2
@Rangus try going to the library (once it opens back up, of course!)
Also free labor
Exploited, they didn’t get that $ and we don’t even know their names
@@GrumpyIan As a software intern? No way in hell they weren't getting paid.
So you're telling me that Runescape DOESN'T follow the conventions of object-oriented programming, but the engine is written in java, which was INVENTED for OOP? Also, OOP was not a "new thing" in the early 2000's, people started using OOP as early as the late 60's!
Considering how wacky the movement and interactions in OSRS can be...
Makes sense
I dont think that's the case, I think its that this "runescript" DSL developed for defining quest logic and stuff is written in a more functional style. From the short description on the wiki, it looks like it was developed for things like NPC dialogue where you're just scripting out a set of actions with minimal logic. My take on the first story is that the intern probably came up with some hacky ways of doing what he wanted to do by writing logic in these runescript files that didnt really have any place being there. He probably had to implement his own classes to create things that did not exist yet, and maybe the system wasnt really intended for that kind of thing to be done from within the scope of what this intern was working on, and that led to bugs down the line
He means the content development, 'runescript' or whatever it's called - this is probably the case of some dumb cs student going wild & not knowing how to adapt to the codebase, only having been taught one thing in uni, rather than 'lol jagex is so dumb'
@@0oShwavyo0 Runescape is garbage of the development! they should re-do the engine and all content
I was thinking the same
I had to watch the ALLA ALLA ZAMORAK part like 20 times, and i almost pissed myself laughing every time, wonderful.
I don't get whats offensive about that. What does it mean?
@@benaccle he said Allah not "Alla"
Misleading title of the video, seemed like the program was quite a success
Disastrous? Everything they worked on became cemented within the game as iconic gameplay..... but from a company management standpoint it may have been a little cumbersome hah
I love Colonello but the title is def. clickbait
Rs3 avi’s dont get opinions
@@OSRSnChill nope hes got one right there maybe check again?
Sorry this comment's a year old or so, but the fact that I don't see the word "disastrous" anywhere must mean that this person actually removed the clickbait from their title - that's admirable right there.
People might hate Desert Treasure, but to me, it remains as one of the most memorable quests to me, just because of the story. Initially you just start out as a normal adventurer that will help out this archeologist unveil a hidden treasure, but the more you progress through the quest, the less it becomes about just some treasure, you go around collecting the 4 diamonds, which has the coolest themes ever: Blood, Smoke, Shadow and Ice. As you finally defeat the guardians and collect their respective diamonds, you return to the pyramid and ascend, and you discover that there was no literal treasure, but something greater... I am a sucker for quests that give you permanent power, this is why I love this quest for the story, because it feels like your character has unlocked more of his potential, same can be said with the Temple at Sentisten quest.
that zamorak line... oof lol
that’s BOLD as an intern😂
Based
@@nox_chan Based on what?
@@Mememaster12345 get a load of this normie
pretty funny tbh
so just about the most iconic quest ever was created by an intern and you call this "disastrous"...
Yeah makes no sense
I'm sure the one guy helping them out went through hell and back to fix all the bugs and bloated stuff they made. The result might have been decent, or even good, but the effort put wasn't worth it.
Lucas Mitchell yeah, development and release of THE SINGLE MOST USED WEAPON, TO THIS DAY, “wasn’t worth it”, lol. The dragon scimitar defined runescape, I’d wager it being even more recognizable than a whip.
honestly, they need interns again. Just have them come up with ideas and not actually program anything lol. All of the content you mention are iconic.
So the guy who made monkey madness is a millionaire
Seems like this program would be of great benefit to Jagex if they made it specifically a game-design internship and removed the coding aspect, perhaps with a bit of art design involved to compensate. Have the intern(s) just design content for the game, to be implemented by a permanent employee.
100% agreed
Exactly
So desert treasure, monkey madness, godwars dungeons prequests. All pre-2007s hardest quests besides legends. All done by interns. I hope they were paid lol
Allah Allah Zamorak LMAO
Yeah... In the middle of this video a bullet. A MFkn BULLET came through my window and into my wall.
Edit:
Turns out the neighbor shot his wife, the bullet went through her and through my wall and out my window.
She alive..
wtf call 911 not comment on here
BRUH
Did he do it on purpose?
The fuck?!
Object Oriented Programming isn't a fancy new thing. Java itself is an OOP language. If RS is programmed in OOP but without following OOP principles, I am astounded by how poor the programmers of RS must be.
I thought it was spaghetti code before, but after hearing this I am of the opinion that that OSRS has to run on some rancid, eldritch spaghetti that 40 year old COBOL systems will have trouble competing with.
How is it even possible for so many programmers to jump into a java project and manage to avoid using OOP?
@@Octanis0 Cause Runescape has its own RuneScript for programming in content, the engine itself is java though.
Java is a multi--paradigm language. Not strictly OOP. That means Runescape doesn't have to be programmed in OOP, since Java isn't "just" an OOP language.
Allot of very creative content from that program, it sounds worth it.
Exactly, the jmods might have hated the guys because they did some programming errors or failed to balance the content (which is more of a QA job), but it was super creative. They hated them because they did something cool while not having the technical expertise to pull it off.
The fact that you could summon the monkey guards anywhere is hilarious.
Wow, some of the most iconic quests were made by interns! Honestly, they should consider hosting a competition. They take 5 interns, teach them the code, and the two people who create the best content out of it get a job offer.
Tbf if the game was written in Java, every single bit of code would be strictly OOP, by definition. Even if Runescript is an interpreted scripting language, it's really just an abstracted way to write and edit Java (thus OOP) code, using the Java classes & objects it would inherit or have access to.
Yeah I'm not really understanding that line about how no one working at a company developing primarily in Java could even read object oriented code. That just doesnt add up
That's just objectively false. Java is a multi-paradigm language, not strictly an OOP language.
So no, not everything you write in Java is "strictly OOP by definition".
Sounds like the interns made the most memorable quests to me!
Surprising how you described their outlook on using object oriented programming given that java is a object oriented language. Seems insane that you would try to use java without it but I guess runescript must get around all of the issues (still doesn't make sense to me lol).
To be fair, java is a piece of shit language that shouldn't be used
@@hoppsanhejsan Java is THE most used language worldwide.
@@hoppsanhejsan nothing is terrible if it gets the job done. I mean sure c++ is probably going to be more effective for a ton of things, but for simple automation tasks you can just use stuff like bash, perl or python. If it takes you 5 minutes to write the code in java instead of 5 days in c++ a lot of people will stick to java.
Jagex: delte this.
“Alah Alah Zamorak” My sides
Binge watching Colonello's content. So well researched, like holy shit, how did this channel not blow up??
Monkey madness guy seems interesting
This sounds like a relatively successful intern program if you ask This Fellow. A few interns produced a good deal of valuable content. Yeah sure they didn't always use good software practices, but that's not too uncommon for college graduates and a few years experience will have them on the right track. As for the problem of tying down a whole developer, this is often completely necessary in the short run because for a company to have a solid long-term outlook, they need to be able to hire new people and those new hires need to have a senior developer get them up to speed. The alternative is that you have a few really solid developers for a while and then you're company's done for if a few of them quit.
Gz on 100k subs.
Wtf what's so wrong about allah allah zamorak? Allah just means god... Unless the npc doing this would explode or something tacky...
I don't get it; you act like he said something super offensive, but all he said was "God is great" in Arabic? Don't get me wrong, I'm an atheist and think all religions are dumb, but I don't get how him putting "allah akbar" in the game is treated as if he used a racial slur or something. I mean I get removing it, but firing him over it? Seems a bit extreme for him slipping his religion into the game. Or again, is there something I am missing, or that you left out of your explanation. Seems, from what you said, like an overreaction, unless again, you aren't saying the actual thing for fear of the algorithm or something.
Java is an object oriented programming language... it was meant to be used with OOP. Jagex developers just didn’t understand how to use the language...
So basically Jagex is stupid.
Got it
Java is a multi-paradigm language. Not strictly OOP. And neither is it "meant to be used with OOP".
You say disastrous but I say good job, apart from the bugs that they created they made some of best quests in the game.
Sounds like jagex needs to hire more interns to make new quests
I mean all of the RS developers are pretty garbage though. It's a garbage game, but it's my childhood so I keep going on playing the game like some Stockholm syndrome childhood of an abusive parent.
Then i love how you put shauny down almost at the bottom for resources.. when this entire video was nocked off of his interview. and you gave no real mention to anything. as well as you pretty much had 7 min of word for word re repeats.
i would intern there
True. Doubt they pay much if anything considering what they pay their devs but it would still be awesome.
@@CabbageGod entry requirements are also ridiculous.
So whats why the monks were shouting " allah allah akbar zamorak " at one point.
Java is Object oriented.
Runescript isn't ...
And OOP wasn't new at all at the time...
4:32... sounds like they kinda did a variation of this with the Generals Shadow miniquest.
The creators name is Rahul Vohra. Pretty impressive
why does everyone at jagex look like theyre sick with a cold or something lmao
One of those shots of Cambridge in the beginning of the video looked so much like RuneScape, specifically the bridge in Lumbridge.
Inaccurate title for how you spoke about it throughout the video.
People usually say Oh-Oh-Pea instead of OOP btw.
Hardly a disaster, lol.
Monkey madness is still a trainwreck of a quest...
Object oriented programming? OOP? I mean, OOF
Oh snap I'm doing an OOP exam right now with University haha
Object oriented programming is bad
@@chairwood I spot a fellow Brian Will fan.
@@JellyMyst see spot run
@@chairwood I'm not trying to say you're totally wrong but like the majority of code written today is object oriented so ofc hes learning it in school
@@chairwood Making such a blanket statement is kind of idiotic, not going to lie.
NOTE TO EVERY TECH COMPANIE! If you have an Intern program don't give them entry-level tasks. If you are going to do that hire them as an Entry-level position not an unpaid intern or make them a paid intern!
This happens to many times. In my experience in computer science, an intern job is a way for companies to not haft to pay the people making their stuff. If you are a composer science major fight for an entry-level job not an intern. They are the same thing.
so sick an intern made monkey madness!! Crazy!
This man really programmed a terrorist into rs
What is he saying at 5:24, and what does it mean?
Imagine uploading at a normal time
5:24
This was good. I enjoyed
Java is oop and oop isnt remotely new
thats crazy yo but kudos to the dude who made mm quest, i love that quest still
Agreed! Very iconic haha
lol OOP being new. To me its old.
Not sure why, but i keep getting unsubscribed from your videos. Missed a lot of recent videos, so catching up now.