Frequency Finder 2's First 32 vibrations on order of strength
puts 4v in 1st place(although it has 0% of that from circuits)
and 29v in 2nd place
First 32 of 360 vibrations gives
29x2 in 3rd place
29 in 8th place
29x4 in 9th place
29x8 in 29 place
I think collected together the 29 family of vibrations wins.
https://mattw.io/youtube-metadata/
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"title": "Skyrim is Still the Gold Standard for Immersion", "description": "Skyrim is one of the most immersive games ever made. How is it that a 15-year-old game is able to maintain it's status as the king of open world fantasy?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1tisbRI-bM
The launch of Skyrim on November 11, 2011 (11/11/11) was one of the most famous and highly coordinated events in video game history.
Prelaunches and Early Copies
No Official Early Access: There were no official digital "prelaunches" or early-access periods like games have today.
Street Date Breaks: Some physical retailers in Europe and North America accidentally broke the strict "street date" a few days early.
The Steam Lock: Even if PC players got a physical disc early, they could not play because Valve Steam kept the game digitally locked until the exact global release time.
Launch Time and Global Rollout
which is kind of interesting, it might take using UTC to see a 29v in the release of the game itself. It's a 29x7 in 1st place. It doesn't just leap off the page... there' s a nifty looking 11v JU UR NE doing that, which made me look a little harder.