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[@CEngineer]

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[@Ollay245]

really enjoyed this one, and realised I wasn't subbed to you 👨 sorry about that old chap

[@MrBrutalMachinee]

Finland has some pretty weird traditions but so does Sweden, come visit sometimes, just a one ship ride away :D

[@Dkkm10]

When I went to West Point we also yelled out our windows at night like that.

[@finestnostalgia]

C Engineer's Barrows Trip Nightmare! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJaXk6BunsaNp5I

[@imdeexpert5828]

R70MA return the armor u scrub

[@McLarenGeeZx]

Honestly the screaming segment with your mum was so wholesome, she seemed very happy, keep up the great content

[@kingjaries]

I agree it was very sweet

[@finestnostalgia]

C Engineer's Barrows Trip Nightmare! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJaXk6BunsaNp5I

[@schmarinvest84]

This is so cute!

[@austin735]

Always get consent

[@helchin93]

The fact that you share your culture with everyone is something so unique and special for runescape content. You somehow never fail to come up with reasons to watch all of your videos. People should be inspired by your ability to make such entertaining stuff. Please keep the cultural stuff going as long as you can!

[@janslager1]

The ultimate disrespect wasn't for the guy C Engineer pk'd, but for his mom by hanging up on her. TYC: Apologize to your mom.

[@SteeZyBreeZ]

In my country we have a tradition of watching every c engineer video as soon as It comes out

[@poro3246]

You mean on our planet we have this tradition.

[@dudekindaguy]

I seriously can’t believe how good of a challenge the kbd/diary is

[@tothepast]

That diary was brutal

[@Jkizzle4996]

“Get 99 runecrafting doing lavas”

[@jackesson94]

@@Jkizzle4996 or, if you enjoy pure evil; get 99 runecrafting on a F2P UIM.

[@Zaros262]

​@@jackesson94 a feat accomplished by only 3 people so far

[@marshallc6215]

I'm kind of surprised that when he said Runescape it went with OSRS and not RS3. His phrasing could just as easily have resulted in "kill the queen black dragon" and "complete the kandarin elite task list"

[@simpsons790]

Can't believe you made 47m off the guy at Elder Chaos druids!

[@emrecinar6949]

I was just scrolling to see if someone noticed.

[@slotsofcash2065]

He means 47k, check loot value 😅

[@derzuss]

@@slotsofcash2065 Really??

[@BeEnNLGaming]

@@slotsofcash2065 thank you I didnt see!!

[@simpsons790]

@@slotsofcash2065 duh it’s a joke lol

[@casper4922]

in the netherlands on 27th april we celebrate Kings day. everyone dresses in orange and a lot of people are on boats going through the canals. i recommend going to amsterdam for this day. if hotels are expensive for this day. go stay at a nearby city because public transit is very good. but might be a bit crowded that day, i guess its part of the experience

[@CEngineer]

this looks amazing!

[@nickert9701]

Yes u should definitley come here for kingsday there are so much party's everywhere.

[@davenl2205]

TYC: Go to Amsterdam, dressed completely in Orange and Party like its your last day on earth. 😅

[@mrsgaapie]

And eat our Dutch sushi which we call "Haring Happen"!

[@michelvoosterhout116]

what about carnaval next month?😏

[@IAmTheGoblin]

I'd love to see you do entire videos on Swedish culture, man! I love the OSRS content but the IRL stuff is really cool!

[@Skillspecs]

What a strange tradition lmfao I love it man and ur mum is a legend 😘

[@mario50000]

love your content big T

[@rosstearle8023]

Your

[@shredlord5547]

no u

[@GarrettBlackmon]

TYC: Never ever stop doing IRL stuff at the end of your videos.

[@andrewr5345]

TYC: The new wilderness bosses have a cave entrance that your character must crawl through, fake out a PKer by using the "Pushup" Emote and making them enter the cave, and you leave safely.

[@bigdude4100]

Lmfao the screams at the end, especially momma engineer’s scream 😂 S-Tier content

[@puncakes2876]

that clip at 4:35 is sick to watch. Thats such a rare sight seeing both players comboing while in sync in AGS and full stack each other out. Honestly that should be a highlight on its own.

[@JoshStobart]

Fun challenges this time, well done for not just dismissing some of these! For a nice tradition to go and see, make a note to go to Ottery St Mary in the UK on the 5th of November. We have a tradition of setting tar coated barrels on fire, picking them up and running through huge crowds with them. The size of the barrels increases through the day and at midnight, there is usually a 125kg barrel. And yes, one person will be carrying that on their back. It's one of the craziest traditions I know of and it's from my home town! :D

[@thud.]

i am so excited to see c engineer branch out into different kinds of content. the mini video at the end seems like something Tom Scott would do, and i would 100000% watch c engineer do that type of content. best of luck!

[@No_Life_Liam]

Love the Swedish traditions. We have one in New Zealand called crate day. It’s held on the first Saturday of December in NZ, which is during summer so it’s really nice and sunny. The day consists of drinking a crate of twelve 745 ml beer bottles from 12pm until 12am the next day. Lots of BBQ’s, swimming, and music.

[@sparkyspok7720]

You can come to Norway, we have this crazy tradition of going to Sweden to buy cheap stuff

[@mario50000]

in Sweden we have this crazy tradition of going to work in Norway to get a much larger salary

[@chuckzisk6092]

You should see Punxsutawney Phil come out of his hole on Groundhog Day (Feb. 2) in Pennsylvania, U.S. The tradition says if Phil sees his shadow when he comes out of his hole, the next six weeks will bring wintery weather. If Phil doesn't see his shadow, it means an early spring. I'm a journalist at the local newspaper there, too. I could write an article about your visit for the Punxsutawney area and the rest of Indiana County, Pennsylvania ;)

[@RhysOSRS]

I love Sweden even more every C Engineer video

[@Zephy-kun]

In the USA (mostly Pennsylvania) we wait for a prediction from a groundhog named Punxsutawney Phil to find out when spring will come. According to the tradition, if Phil sees his shadow and returns to his hole, he has predicted six more weeks of winter-like weather. If Phil does not see his shadow, he has predicted an early spring. The town of Punxsutawney is about an hour and a half drive from Pittsburgh, PA and his next prediction is on February 2nd with celebrations kicking off in preparation for his prediction which usually happens around 7:30 am If you make the trip, I live in Pittsburgh and gotchu w/ a ride ❤‍🔥

[@poonspoonful]

I lived in the Pittsburgh area for 3 years and was able to make it to Punxsutawney to see Phil. It was such fun, quirky experience.

[@beracinq]

I am from East Belgium and each Saturday there is a party in one of the villages. People drink mostly beer from bottles and the beer crates are staked onto eachother. The winner is the one with the highers tower and wins nothing. Last weekend there were some with 14 crates on top of each other.

[@BloodAwaits]

Ça doit se passer en Ardennes ça. Les casiers c'est la vie.

[@beracinq]

@@BloodAwaits hahah pas trop loin de là, Oui!

[@RSClassicAngel]

In my hometown, during the summer, we have an event called the greasy pole. Basically, they grease up a wooden pole that's hanging over the ocean, and people take turns trying to run to the end to grab a flag. We also have a parade called the horribles parade.

[@UberGamer-FP6]

There is an Austrian / Alps-Region tradition which is called "Krampus Lauf". Every year around the dezember sixth, people dress up in beastlike costumes, a heavy bell around their waste and a rod made out of twigs. Then, they roam through the streets and scaring bystanders as well as hitting them with their rod. The exact place and time these "runs" occur is easy to find out since its an official Event

[@tailentje]

In the south of the netherlands, particularly Maastricht, once a year there's a giant party consuming the whole city for 3 days straight. This year it's from 18th until the 21st of February 2023. People dress up in crazy costumes, make music, and get drunk.

[@skubbydankers]

Love the Swedish culture outros but this one seeing you chilling with your mum was adorable. Top tier content for sure

[@ArcusRS]

Absolutely ecstatic that this series is back!! Great episode Tom! Challenge: Live stream a brand new PvP HCIM and see how long you can stay alive.

[@chaseronaldo]

Man that's a good one especially for someone like C engineer

[@joshuah8427]

So wholesome bringing in your mom in the video. Love the vids bro. Please don't stop what you're doing.

[@Ghi102]

Not necessarily a crazy tradition, but a tasty one! Come to Quebec, in Canada, to a Sugar Shack! Essentially a restaurant where you have unlimited maple syrup and traditional local food like Christ's Ears, pea soup, Grandfathers in Syrup, all drenched in maple syrup! Happens in our spring, roughly in March/April!

[@mikepereira7803]

Great video as always, But my favorite part is always the swedish traditions. That one was quite interesting, really enjoyed

[@KoD]

-700M for the moist method, yeah I'll finally subscribe 😂 you deserve it

[@Olivia_Hye]

That's gonna be a fat business expense on this taxes xD source im an accountant

[@burpski15]

Next September or October, you should fly to Buffalo, NY and attend a Bills tailgate before an NFL game. Its a whole world of cooking, tailgating, drinking, and community. I think you'd really enjoy it, and the folks are VERY friendly too.

[@Justincase73]

In my state Florida, we have a celebration called Gasparilla. It's a parade that started in 1904 where everyone dresses up as pirates and thousands of ships decorate themselves and dock in the area. People flood the streets and there is a humongous parade where floats and vehicles march on, throwing out beads and candies. One of America's largest outdoor celebrations!

[@Justincase73]

But you'll need to hurry Tom! It's January the 28th!

[@gerardvanhardeveld7215]

Very Local Dutch/Veens tradition: "Lampegietersavond" is a traditional party which is celebrated on the 2nd monday in September in parts of the provinces of Utrecht and Gelderland (participating villages/cities: Veenendaal, Renswoude, Woudenberg, Scherpenzeel and Ederveen). Children walk through the streets all dressed up with a paper lantern (lampion). After the walk cinnamon biscuits and hot chocolate milk will be consumed. In Veenendaal it is celebrated on the monday nearest to the 17th of September. The party originated in Veenendaal. Here the people used to dig up a lot of peat (Veen). That's also how the city originated. The city (Veenendaal) used to be partly on the province of both Utrecht and Gelderland creating a lot of drama (unique thing). After the harvesting of peat, the locals started making money on wool and tabacco. Huge factories took over the city in the 19th century. In those times electrical lights were not around yet and around the 17th of September it became too dark to work. Then they would use gaslanterns to illuminate the surroundings. These gaslanterns are symbolic for the paper lanterns used today during the march. The workers started celebrating this event with their children and thus local songs started to be sung aswell: "Het is vanavund lampelietjusavund, falderalderiere, falderalderare. 'k Heb van mun va een lampion gekregen, falderalderalderaldera..." To finish this off: TYC: Sing (partly) this song "Erika" (you'll know when you have the right one :D)

[@CadPlaysMC]

Newfoundland tradition is to kiss a cod and take a shot of our newfie brand dark rum to be accepted as an honorary newfoundlander while your here, called getting screeched in. We are the most eastern part of Canada and its extremely beautiful, the west coast (Where im from) has some beautiful sights and St. Johns out east is a wonderful city. I would love for you to drop over Tom

[@michaelsills8038]

I feel like your heart is in the culture sides of these videos man, I hope one day I see you as a vlogger haha.

[@mathewfigueroa8]

Imagine being there on holiday and unaware of that tradition, then you just hear 20 people screaming from every direction lmao

[@ZedGames]

Come for the osrs content, stay for the Swedish culture and wholesome family time... Every single time.

[@jthwdraco]

TYC: Open a clue casket in wildy, then get a kill only using what you got from the casket without leaving the wilderness.

[@findingpurpose1572]

During November in my home town we hold an event called squibbing as part of a large carnival. It’s where you hold a firework above your head with a few hundred other people while thousands watch. It is an epic 400+ year old event and would make for some awesome content! Edit: the primary event is held in Bridgwater, Somerset, UK. Roughly 100,000 people attend. It’s the largest illuminated procession in the world.

[@jreverie7018]

Thanks for all the effort that go into these! Especially the ending :)

[@bennykell3]

We have bog snorkeling in the UK, fireworks/bonfire night (visit Lewes), cheese rolling etc.

[@bggamingdeluxe5658]

TYC: Kill the Phantom Muspah with a 5,000,000gp setup.

[@slimcw7521]

Norway! Our tradition is to beat Swedes in cross skiing and pretty much all winter activities 🥰🤝

[@flynnkid2]

Frozen dead guys days, theres a dead guy frozen in a shack in nederland, colorado. once a week from 2002 on theyve done a festival up there unti 2022 when it moved to estes park. basically a week of really weird partying in the winter that includes: hearse parades, coffin races, polar plunges, ice turkey bowling, frozen salmon toss, ice break dancing, live music. hope u look into it. its truly unique.

[@rjm_9595]

Hey C Engineer, in Gloucester in the UK there's a tradition every year where people run down a big, very steep hill to chase after a rolling cheese wheel, which has been going on for hundreds of years. Even if you don't take part (I wouldn't blame you), it would be interesting to see what you think. It's May 29th this year.

[@CEngineer]

LOL this sounds amazing

[@sucramc]

The portions of your videos in person are the best parts!

[@swaggerwagonism]

The Cooper's Hill Cheese Roll at Cooper's Hill, near Brockworth, Gloucester, UK. Well worth a trip, we roll a wheel of cheese down the hill and then people try to race it to the bottom, nobody ever really wins but its a great time!

[@anthonyarmbruster2817]

The Swedish culture segments always make my day, thank you for showing these things 😊

[@willyh0h0]

You actually trusted "Musta mies" with your rune armor

[@andrewschwartz5743]

In Barcelona on April 23 they celebrate Dia de Sant Jordi (Saint George's Day), which is combined with International Literature Day. It's essentially Catalan Valentines Day. The legend is that there was a dragon terrorizing a village and eating the people and that they were going to have to sacrifice the princess to get him to stop. Sant Jordi went to go save the princess and killed the dragon with his lance. From the dragon's blood there grew a single rose. Now on April 23 all of Barcelona (and Catalunya) fills with book and rose stands. Tradition is that the man gives the woman a rose and the woman gives the man a book, but this can be reversed too. Look up Casa Batlló, the building designed by Gaudí and you'll see the tower is the lance, the roof is the dragon's back, and the balconies are dragon skulls. They fill the balconies with roses on Dia de Sant Jordi.

[@funwithmagnus8570]

Man, I'm sure you'll find stranger traditions than Sweden's. However, from what I've seen, burning straw goats and people screaming hellish screams in mass in the middle of the night is pretty strange, I love it. I'm glad I now know of the screaming thing, for if I were to ever visit, I would be met with the feeling of panic and fear being there and not knowing any context.

[@EFTRYHARD]

So in Newfoundland Canada, there is a tradition to kiss a cod and take a shot of Screech rum. The cod can be real or fake. Would be AMAZING to see you on Canadian Soil. Much love Tom

[@JustStayPosi]

That end was so cute wtf

[@CuppaTeaInnit]

In New Zealand, on the first weekend of summer, we all drink our own crate of beer starting at about 10am. 12 bottles of 750ml of NZ beer, no weird light american stuff.

[@rangerowneg]

Seeing you and your mom screaming together was heart warming. Great vid

[@Glafuski]

We finnish people welcome you to come and visit us! Its not bad thing for neighbors to see once in a while 😌 We don't really have that kind of traditions here and I am surprised that swedish students really do that kind of thing.

[@Ch_ief]

dude that last clip of the swedish tradition was awesome! love that you include those

[@anthonyelizalde69]

GREAT CHALLENGES! BUT THE BEST ONE WAS SCREAMING WITH YOUR MOM,I HOPE U ENJOY THEM MOMENTS CUZ YOU NEVER KNOW HOW LONG YOU GOT WITH YOUR LOVED ONES!..MUCH LOVE FROM YA BOY MR.VIRAL! FROM SAGINAW MICHIGAN 989!

[@jessejordan6735]

the 11pm scream sounds like quite the idea lol that was a super neat tradition!

[@otsoko3938]

the roar is the cutest and coolest thing ever! thank you so much!

[@Fucyocouch]

Magine someone actually screaming needing help 😂😭

[@ludi_64]

That part at the end was great! cool to learn about weird traditions

[@ownagerist]

In Armenia there is the holiday Vartavar on July 16 which is a giant water fight in the country. Nobody is off limits. There is a giant fountain in the center of the capital Yerevan.

[@kamikas114]

Tradition called 'Carnaval in Oeteldonk'. It is in the place Den Bosch in the Netherlands in February, be there!

[@PureSpam]

You got us good.. ❤

[@xxbrotacxx]

That was honestly so cute bringing your mom out and into the video for the ending there haha

[@KevinVloggs]

TYC: Make a couple of low level accounts with similar names, go into the wilderness and attack a player. When he kills your first account, run up with the next account and say "I've come to bargain" and repeat until you win or he gives you something.

[@veikkoveljanen7475]

"he took my 100k and left?" *Mild shock*

[@Zii_Vii]

Hey Tom! I'm from America and we have some pretty crazy traditions in our country, but they're not for the faint of heart! It's a tradition to consume your births weight amount of McDonalds burgers and fries every day! Once you weigh 100x your birth weight you yell "YAHTZEE!" and have to catch your breath for 10 minutes. Hmm.... The only other tradition we have is hate. Hope that helps, safe travels!

[@jacksonpain2287]

In Australia an old school fun tradition is to drop your pants in the pub when Eagle Rock starts playing! Come join for a beer and a good time

[@synack_]

“5 minutes of screaming, and it’s over. Mama is very happy”

[@MrCow579]

The netherlands, you need to be here on new years day. We do a new years dive in the north sea as a tradition and thousands show up. Yes, in the middle of the winter. Welcome to the netherlands!

[@prodbyjxff5724]

bro this ending is beautiful what a great tradition XD

[@EpsteinNoSeppuku]

Our tradition is to have C Engineer visit our country every year. It just started this year coincidentally.

[@katerosrs7251]

TYC: visit the Netherlands during kingsday

[@ahahahhahaha9145]

Klausjagen in Switzerland is very weird. You walk through a village with a big hat on your head and make a lot of noise with a cow belt and with a whip.

[@MattCPhil]

This was such a great video. I love these random challenges

[@Zero7scape]

I'm very surprised you hadn't already completed the Hard Kandarin Diary. It gives a 10% increased chance of activating your enchanted bolt special effect. It works in PvP and stacks with the increased ACB chance!!

[@joaopedroricart7499]

Come to Brazil! Here we have this tradition to party for 1 week straight in February. Its called Carnaval and we have a lot of fun!

[@bullet_proof_sheep5906]

The screaming segment was so wholesome, keep up the great content!!

[@Mooshimoca]

omg that screaming segment was so cool, Tom Scott should do a vid on this haha

[@RambunctiousFlan]

I absolutely love that screaming tradition, I would love to be somewhere that does something like that!

[@mylatahiri2572]

Cannot believe he actually did the AI challenge instead of just generating a new one lmao. NOBODY WOULD KNOW.

[@dannymate1209]

He spent 700m for it?…

[@samsamm1402]

mumma engineer is adorable at the end awwwww

[@HarrisonRowntree]

Komma till Australien! We have a tradition where we drop our pants and dance at parties whenever the song "Eagle Rock" by Daddy Cool is played.

[@harleykidd7910]

The screaming part sounds like purgatory 😂

[@brandonyoung2740]

The native tradition here in northern Ontario Canada aee really cool. There’s pow wows. Sweat lodge, sun dance, burning sage to cleanse etc. really interesting stuff. :)

[@TenchiFox]

It's always fun sharing those random tidbits about Swedish culture with my friends on Discord. Swedish friend: "How do you KNOW this obscure stuff?!" Me: "RuneScape videos." them: "???"

[@Jukebox_Jesus]

Rare footage of C EngiMom, a very wholesome clip too, we are blessed.

[@codyuht569]

Hope everyone is having a great day!

[@samadams6201]

You too brother

[@IAmTheGoblin]

Hopefully! You too sir!

[@AUsernameAndChannel]

TYC: Get a kill after using a Dragon Battle-axe spec, while your character is screaming "Raarrrrrgggggghhhhhhh!" For that true barbarian energy. Bonus points if you use mostly frememik gear

[@xXTheBetrayedXx]

Man, you can never quit giving us our Swedish bit!

[@Beckwourth]

Damn what a dedicated video he got 90 smithing respect. (Boosted)

[@gibble7863]

that screaming tradition is so funny! Imagine living there though lol

[@404Applejack]

Germany has Fasching or Karneval. Specially in the southern western part of Germany they wear these wooden carved masks and costumes that can date back decades.

[@THEDWLEGEND]

Every year on May 7th in Conwy (north Wales) we have a pirate festival were everyone dresses like pirates and we have a pirate ship show up to fire canons!

[@JalebJay]

At my university, there's the streak across the campanille where you undress, then run down a sidewalk in the middle of a large grass field.

[@Lightape]

Enjoyed that clip from you and your mom :)

[@thestifler1]

Love your vids man. Keep including cultural stuff. I was at IKEA and bought the same brand fish paste and crackers you have in Sweden and added the eggs cause of you. Thanks for sharing the great snack! TYC: Apologize to your Ma for hanging up on her