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/
"publishedAt": "2026-06-20T14:00:01Z",
"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
The Time: The game officially launched at 12:00 AM (Midnight).
Time Zone Rollout: It was a rolling midnight release based on local time zones.
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.
