Blooprint weighs Rust's fragment-removal question
A new commentary Short accompanies a sharp jump in viewing at Blooprint's Bunker, following his crowded-server survival upload.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 462,126 views a day, 7.6 times a normal day (61,146).
The prospect of Rust removing fragments has given Blooprint something to weigh in on between survival runs. His newest Short puts that question front and center, with a description calling it a big moment for the game.
Blooprint's Bunker is drawing roughly 460,000 views a day, nearly eight times its usual pace. That is a channel-wide jump, not a measure of the Short alone, but the commentary adds something new to the Rust-heavy lineup: a game-change discussion alongside the longer survival stories.
As we reported here, Blooprint's preceding upload assembled Disfigure, ezbompany and ItzzSight for a high-population clan server. That group adventure remains the channel's latest long-form release.
The Bunker also has room for the Rust attempts that don't become main-event stories. September's "Rust - A Solo's Journey but more realistic…." presents archived footage from an attempted Solo's Journey IV, with Blooprint promising to show why that wipe didn't make the cut.
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Where next?
- Channel
- Blooprint's Bunker
- Subscribers
- 768,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 995,816
- Channel views, pace per day
- 462,126 (on a normal day: 61,146)
The numbers
Daily viewing across Blooprint's Bunker is running well above its usual pace.
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