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videogamedunkey brings Call of Duty's conduct code into the lobby

His only new upload of the week passes 1.5 million views, with a talking gun and an unruly post-match conversation.

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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.

Call of Duty 24 : Modern Warfare 4

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0:00Dunkey customizes a shotgun before heading into multiplayer matches.
1:09A weapon-screen character named Gunny becomes part of the commentary.
2:40Fire extinguishers become repeat targets as Dunkey tests their smoke effects.
5:07A riot shield brings him face-to-face with an enemy trying to jump onto him.
8:51A match victory prompts loud lobby chat, followed by Dunkey's Code of Conduct reminder.

A multiplayer victory sends the voice chat into a profane uproar, and videogamedunkey has a document to bring to everyone's attention: the Code of Conduct. "You signed a code of conduct," he reminds the lobby. It is an unusually bureaucratic response to a very familiar Call of Duty scene.

"Call of Duty 24 : Modern Warfare 4" was his only new upload this week, passing 1.5 million views after drawing more than a million in its first day. Between shotgun customization, a riot-shield encounter and repeated experiments with fire extinguishers, Dunkey also finds companionship in a weapon-screen character named Gunny. "Gunny, put my song on," he requests, treating the interface like his personal DJ.

The comments extend the routine. Viewers joke about how much of his playtime must have gone into reloading, recall the music choices and wonder whether the duty will ever stop calling. Others bring back the installation joke from his previous Call of Duty video, imagining that its download remains unfinished.

The channel's subscriber count held steady over seven days, while today's viewing pace is above its usual level. Among nearby gaming commentary channels, gameranx is running close to its normal daily pace; GameSpot and The Game Theorists are quieter than usual.

Dunkey's new upload is comfortably his busiest video right now, but "Star Wars Galactic Racer" continues to draw viewers behind it, with "Gears of War E-Day" also contributing. That leaves his October lineup moving between racing, cover shooting and a multiplayer lobby that apparently needs a reminder about the paperwork.

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What viewers say

One of these days the duty will stop calling and then what
@WhaleThumbsSee it on YouTube
Dunkey has 300 hours in this game and 292 of those hours are just him reloading his gun
@invaderyellow1906See it on YouTube
This seems fun but I think I prefer the installation type gameplay of the last Call of Duty.
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I bet whoever added the fire extinguisher physics to the game is feeling like a million bucks right now
@aperson7368See it on YouTube
Was worried the iconic Harlem Globetrotters music wasnt gonna be used
@advancelord1531See it on YouTube
I can’t believe they added everything bagel chips in call of duty modern warfare 4. Finally
@1994bmmSee it on YouTube
Finally the first ever 24th type 4th game
@OneEyedGatekeeperSee it on YouTube
The Time Crisis 2 music was very much appreciated by this old geezer
@philharmonic2251See it on YouTube
That ace combat 4 music triggered some powerful nostalgia
@ADHDgonewild7See it on YouTube