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TheTacticalBrit takes drone patrol to DMZ's extraction zones

A camper-hunting mission draws about 339,000 views amid nine uploads spanning DMZ raids and Warzone.

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.

I Spent 24 Hours Hunting DMZ Exfil Campers...I Spent 24 Hours Hunting DMZ Exfil Campers...

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  1. 0:00A player inside Burger Town ignores extraction, giving TheTacticalBrit his first camper to investigate.
  2. 3:05A fresh deployment introduces the ghillie concealment and drone strategy behind the patrol.
  3. 8:04Drones harass a player spotted stalking someone else near an extraction area.
  4. 10:48An armoured patrol boat becomes the launch point for investigating a coastal UAV tower.
  5. 15:58The patrol moves to the contested mall extraction zone, with a combat drone launched from dense foliage.

A player inside Burger Town has let the extraction helicopter go without him. TheTacticalBrit spots the ambush waiting to happen and gives himself a job: "I will be the law today, ladies and gentlemen. I will be the law."

That self-appointed patrol supplies the week's standout upload, "I Spent 24 Hours Hunting DMZ Exfil Campers...". Rather than concentrate on getting his own loot out, he searches for players waiting to intercept others at extraction points. Ghillie concealment, recon drones and combat drones become his working kit, with an armoured patrol boat later taking the operation offshore.

There is a useful wrinkle in the comments: hunting people who wait around extraction zones involves quite a lot of waiting around extraction zones yourself. Viewers pick up on that resemblance, while others ask for server-wide chat to warn fellow players about ambushes. Several share memories of losing gear just before getting away.

The camper hunt remains the channel's busiest video, followed by the new gear-gathering stream "Getting The BEST Gear In DMZ...(+WARZONE)". The wider week includes a new-map raid stream and "The New Warzone Is Here...", shifting between extraction missions and testing Warzone's seasonal changes.

The audience grew, with about a thousand subscribers added over the week. Across the nearby shooter channels, More PWR and NiceWigg each had substantially larger weekly viewing totals; TheTacticalBrit's total was close to OpTic Dashy's. Here, though, the week's most distinctive image belongs to a drone operator concealed in foliage, watching the people watching the helicopter.

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What viewers say

  • Camping exfils disguised as the exfil camper hero is quite possibly the best twist in modern day cinema..
  • They need in server chat so people can call in exfil campers
    @BuildwithspenceSee it on YouTube
  • That was actually a really good video. Deffo gonna try the drones a bit more now, never know who's lurking :D
    @Bloodline2009See it on YouTube
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  • Having you around is a reassurance to me as a noob player who has experienced a few encounters during exfil that have left me feeling very negative about the game
    @semperf1dudeSee it on YouTube
  • I got in the final exfil heli with a “friendly” player and when it took off he killed me. I will NEVER do that again.
    @marcusmcevoy1797See it on YouTube

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The facts
Subscribers
190,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days
468,914
Videos published this week
9
Video published
November 5, 2026
Video views so far
339,456
Views on its first day
62,759

The numbers

Here is how TheTacticalBrit's uploads and audience moved over the week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
More PWR
2,106,120
NiceWigg
2,071,691
Waffloos Plus
1,224,475
Volx
610,853
Xamy
265,689
Octane
43,507
subscribers
190,000
▲ 1,000 in the last 7 days
total views
45,991,742
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
More PWR
227,000
NiceWigg
220,000
Octane
193,000
Volx
171,000
Xamy
168,000
As of November 11, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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