PWR's Minecraft lock-in keeps the team challenge going
Hosted at Fortress Melbourne, the survival challenge eliminates players when they die.
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.
We Can't LEAVE Until WE BEAT Minecraft Hardcore!
What is keeping PWR busy without a new upload? Fortnite questions and a Minecraft endurance test supplied the channel's most active viewing, while the wider catalog brought in roughly five million views over the week.
The Minecraft outing gives the team a different kind of assignment. In "We Can't LEAVE Until WE BEAT Minecraft Hardcore!", the group must work together to finish the game, with death removing a player from the challenge. Fortress Melbourne hosted the session, which has reached roughly 668,000 views. Cooperation is the plan; keeping enough teammates alive is part of the problem.
Fortnite remains central to the viewing, though. An upload asking which item is most expensive currently brings in the most daily views, followed by the stranger-finding challenge from PWR's earlier Melbourne week. The Minecraft lock-in sits close behind that stranger challenge in daily viewing.
There were no new uploads, and the subscriber count held steady. Daily channel views are running at just over half their usual level, a slower spell beside the increased activity at jackfrags and MrDalekJD. For PWR, the existing shelf is doing the work, with its team Minecraft experiment providing a change from the familiar Fortnite assignments.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on PWR right now
- Channel
- PWR
- Subscribers
- 3,210,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 5,058,634
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is PWR's week in views and subscribers.
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Where was PWR's Minecraft Hardcore team challenge hosted?
PWR thanks Fortress Melbourne for hosting the challenge in the video's description.




