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SMii7Y's nuclear crew puts its reminders on Sovi's forehead

Yumi, Daukey and Sovi join a Meltdown Crew shift where selling electricity proves easier than keeping the reactor stable.

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We are not qualified for this...

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4:02The first shift begins, with SMii7Y directing the crew from the upper control booth.
5:30Clipboard instructions become a group effort to install fuel and control rods.
9:50The first shift's outcome arrives as core stability deteriorates and alarms sound.
10:53The crew prepares again, sticking written reminders directly onto Sovi's forehead.
14:10Yumi's character starts slowly rotating, prompting a comparison to a microwave plate.
19:33The team investigates a flooded coolant room and tries adjusting an emergency pipe valve.

A clipboard and an intercom telephone give SMii7Y the appearance of someone in charge. The sticky notes plastered onto Sovi's forehead suggest the staff-training program still needs work.

In "We are not qualified for this...", SMii7Y, Yumi, Daukey and Sovi attempt to operate a nuclear power plant in the co-op game Meltdown Crew. The upload has drawn about a million views since yesterday, with the comedy coming from the gap between a complicated control room and four friends trying to make sense of it together.

SMii7Y takes the upper booth for the first shift, reading instructions while the others handle fuel and control rods below. "We are gonna die today, but that's okay," he announces. It is not a reassuring briefing.

After an explosive failure, the next shift brings the forehead reminders and another attempt at coordination. Electricity sales give SMii7Y something immediately rewarding to focus on, even as core stability fluctuates. Meanwhile, Yumi develops a rather less technical problem: his character keeps slowly rotating. "I have like a virus where I just spin right really slowly," he says.

That revolving character is one talking point in the comments; another is how much of the machinery resembles a real plant. Viewers ask for a nuclear specialist's perspective and point to the jumping rods the crew hasn't understood.

By the later shifts, the troubleshooting extends to a severely flooded coolant room. The team finally goes looking for an emergency pipe valve, taking the operation beyond the buttons in SMii7Y's booth.

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