What Vollshtandig's 3,475-Hour Agility Grind Means for OSRS…
This grind highlights the extreme dedication of OSRS players and sets a new benchmark for endurance in MMO achievement hunting, potentially inspiring others to attempt similarly daunting challenges.
This grind highlights the extreme dedication of OSRS players and sets a new benchmark for endurance in MMO achievement hunting, potentially inspiring others to attempt similarly daunting challenges.
Key points - Vollshtandig reached 200 million Agility experience in Old School RuneScape on October 16, 2026. - The grind took 3,475 hours of training Agility exclusively. - Only 73 players have reached 200 million experience in every skill, or 60 with Sailing. - Vollshtandig plans to max all skills one at a time, starting with Agility and now Thieving. - His account was the 224th to reach 200 million Agility experience, per Jagex high scores.
Timeline - January 2023: Another OSRS player reached 200 million Agility XP in under a minute using eight years of minigame tickets. - A few months before October 2026: Vollshtandig announced his plan to reach 200 million experience in every skill, one at a time. - October 16, 2026: Vollshtandig reached 200 million Agility experience after 3,475 hours. - After October 16, 2026: Vollshtandig moved on to Thieving as his next target skill.
FAQ
Q: How long did Vollshtandig's Agility grind take? A: It took 3,475 hours of clicking on digital obstacle courses, according to the in-game account tracker shown on a recent stream.
Q: Why is Agility considered such a bad skill to train? A: Agility is slow, repetitive, and offers little material reward for the most efficient methods, making it unpopular despite some improvements over the years.
Q: What is Vollshtandig training next? A: He has moved on to Thieving, which is faster to train, as his next target for 200 million experience.
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