Salvo-02 Battle Damage Assessment (YouTube Shorts: Oct’21 Week 03 | 16k to 22.7k views | Thanks, Brazil?)

Despite my output on the 25th of October (Salvo-02) being inferior to Salvo-01, 6 shorts vs 12 shorts, a 50% drop in launch rate, to which I pushed out 1 short per day, rather than 2 shorts per day, for 6 days; the Salvo managed to land a lucky shot, “A CRIT” as deemed in gaming terms.

Even then, this is not a reliable hit, since this is reliant on the flawed expectation on luck; unreliable, Lady Luck is a thot.
The results therefore should ignore this particular video, and averages taken from the 5 other videos.

Regardless, the data gathered is interesting. Thanks, Brazil? The video ended up in Brazil for some reason.
But yeah, the Shorts Algo is hyper-aggressive and is the hard-carry.

But yeah, thank you Indonesia, Philippines, USA and Thailand, and well the whole list of countries;
Me and Ezzy do not know the “trigger-factor” for the algo, and are clueless.

Conclusion? Salvo Fire is effective, but do not rely on lucky hits.
Pseudo-Thumbnail is important, and just because 60 seconds is the max, it does not mean you have to make the short 59 secs.

Update:

Streamed for 113 hours in October, and another short broke 1k views.

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