This OSRS Player Just Finished the Most Insane Grind Ever

Have you ever spent hours grinding the same skill in an MMO and thought, "This is torture"? Well, one Old School RuneScape player just redefined that feeling for the rest of us.

On October 16, 2026, a player named Vollshtandig reached 200 million Agility experience after a staggering 3,475-hour grind. That's not a typo—three thousand four hundred and seventy-five hours of clicking on digital obstacle courses and nothing else. To put that in perspective, reaching the max level in a skill only requires about 13 million XP. The remaining 187 million? Pure glory.

This isn't just a one-off achievement, either. Vollshtandig announced a few months ago that he plans to reach 200 million experience in every single skill—a feat only 73 people have accomplished in OSRS history (or 60, accounting for the new Sailing skill). And he's doing it by training one skill at a time. Once he picks a new skill, he can't gain a level in anything else until he hits max experience in that chosen skill.

Agility was his first target, and it's easy to see why it's considered one of the worst. The skill is mostly used for shortcuts around the world, trained by running repetitive courses with simple click-to-pass obstacles. It's slow, the most efficient methods offer little material reward, and even by OSRS standards, it's mind-numbingly repetitive. Yet Vollshtandig spent 3,475 hours doing exactly that—and according to the official Jagex high scores, his account was the 224th to reach 200 million Agility XP.

For context, back in January 2023, another player made history by hitting 200 million Agility XP in under a minute by cashing in eight years' worth of minigame tickets. That was a spectacle—like watching a domino chain the size of the Taj Mahal topple. Vollshtandig's grind is the opposite: a slow, deliberate march through hundreds of hours of monotony. It's like watching someone spend months in a sensory deprivation chamber, walk out, crack his neck, and then smile as he walks into the next one.

He's now moved on to Thieving, which is at least faster to train, as his next target. But that's just one down, with 24 more to go. Even the OSRS subreddit—a community known for its own extreme dedication—has expressed concern. When you've worried the OSRS subreddit, you know you've truly gone to the extreme.

So, what do you think? Is Vollshtandig a legend or just completely mad? Will you be following his journey to max every skill? Let us know in the comments!