Minecraft's Deadliest Tournament, 100 players deep, carries Sword4000's pause
Sixty-eight days after it went up, the simulation has passed four million views, with no new upload behind it.
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.
100 Players Simulate Minecraft's Deadliest Tournament!
Sword4000 posted nothing new this week, and the channel leaned on the format it is built around: a hundred players dropped into one Minecraft world, playing out a scenario to the end.
The busiest of those right now is "100 Players Simulate Minecraft's Deadliest Tournament!", a little over two months old and past four million views. Behind it sits a video with ten months on the clock, "100 Players Simulate THE PURGE in Minecraft... FINALE!", the conclusion of a run borrowed from the film series about one lawless night a year. The finale has quietly gathered more total views than the tournament, even as it moves at about half the daily pace. A fantasy tournament rematch from the spring rounds out the three.
With no fresh upload to lift it, the channel ran slower than its usual daily pace, and the subscriber count held where it was, just above two million.
Most Minecraft creators near its size were in the same softer patch, BdoubleO100, GoodTimesWithScar and BionicLMAO among them. GeminiTay was the exception, drawing well over twice her usual daily views.
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The videos drawing views on Sword4000 right now
- Channel
- Sword4000
- Subscribers
- 2,040,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Sword4000's channel and its busiest videos stood this week.
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