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Foreigners in Fallout's America: Oxhorn's newest lore video takes off

Posted on September 30, the lore piece passed 76,000 views in its first fifteen hours, two days after a weapon showcase and an Enclave question from the Fallout show.

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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.

How America Treated Foreigners in Fallout

Fifteen hours old, "How America Treated Foreigners in Fallout" is already the busiest thing on Oxhorn's channel. It is a lore video, the kind his about text promises for the weekends, and it digs into a side of the wasteland's prewar history that the games mostly leave in the margins: how a paranoid, resource-starved United States looked at everyone who was not American.

It rounds out an all-Fallout week of three uploads. A short showcase of a new submachine gun came first, billed as packing a punch, followed by a question aimed at fans of the Amazon series: how strong is the Enclave in the Fallout show? The remnant government, long the franchise's favorite villains, has drawn a steady audience, though nothing like the newest video.

An eight-day-old video is still doing real work too. "The Aftermath of Fallout's Bombs" has passed half a million views and keeps drawing more than any upload except the new one, so the channel is running well above its usual daily pace.

Among the strategy and role-playing channels nearest in size, the bigger lifts belong to PhlyDaily and lilsimsie, while ambiguousamphibian is up about as much as Oxhorn. James Turner and TheJWittz are having quieter stretches. Oxhorn sits fourth of nine by subscribers, at roughly 1.77 million, and the Fallout lore keeps coming.

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