This week on the channel no uploads this week

Fourteen days alone in Rust, and 300 hours in the edit

The fourth 'A Solo's Journey' movie, made as a thank-you for 2.5 million subscribers, has passed two and a half million views in 17 days.

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BlooprintStory of September 29, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Rust - A Solo's Journey IV: Apex Survivor (Movie)

No new uploads from Blooprint this week, and his about page has already explained why. He edits every main-channel video himself, and he warns that the schedule can look inconsistent because the process takes time.

"Rust - A Solo's Journey IV: Apex Survivor (Movie)" shows how much time. The description bills it as fourteen days of solo play in Facepunch's unforgiving survival game, with well over 300 hours of filming and editing behind it. He calls a project on this scale a rare sight on the channel and dedicates it to reaching 2.5 million subscribers. Seventeen days later, it is still gathering views at roughly a third of what the whole channel usually draws in a day.

The summer's other two films follow at a much gentler pace. "Chaos Bringers - Rust" sends him into a chaotic server as a trio, with ChaseTB20 among his teammates. "The Solo Sentinel - Rust" is the story of a solo player who builds right beside an oil rig and holds his ground.

Among shooter and battle-royale channels of similar size, Blooprint sits sixth of nine by subscribers. TenZ is the busy one, running well above his usual daily pace, and Scump is a little ahead of his own normal. For a creator who ships a few long films rather than a steady stream, a gap between uploads is simply how the channel works.

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