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Twitch streamer Rudeism, who specialises in beating games in unusual ways, has completed the challenge of levelling a World of Warcraft character to 100 using only a dance mat.
Reaching the goal took five days, 11 hours, 48 minutes and 38 seconds, a mammoth effort which ended during yesterday’s seven hour stream – seen below.
“I’m getting a little teary here,” said Rudeism on nearing the level 100 target. “Excuse me, I didn’t think I’d get teary.”
Growing his Twitch followers to over 4000, he said “we’ve made a great community of people”.
Next up is Heroes of the Storm with a guitar controller and Undertale with a dancepad, he said.
For those interested in having a go at Dancecraft at home, you’ll find the rules you need to follow below.
- You can use one or two dance pads ONLY to play the game.
- Hands, keyboards and mice can be used for Alt-Tabbing, or logging in/out. Nothing else.
- If you can chat using the dance pads, it is allowed. Otherwise, no chatting via typing.
- Discord/Teamspeak/Twitch etc. are allowed for voice chat.
- Other players may make you bags, chat on your behalf and join you in dungeons or PvP, but cannot help in any other way.
- You may only run each dungeon ONCE. Dungeon boosting with 100s is not allowed.
- No heirlooms of any kind.
- No professions.
- PvP servers ONLY.
- If you play RPPvP, you must roll a troll monk. (Not really.)
- You are allowed only ONE macro, no more. That macro MUST be /dance.
- BONUS OPTIONAL RULE: No setting your Hearthstone at all.
Via Polygon
