Pacific Drive on Twitch — competition and audience

What is Pacific Drive about?

In 1955, the United States government seized a region of the Pacific Northwest by eminent domain. The Olympic Peninsula became the staging ground for promising new technologies, but these utopian creations came at great cost: severe radiation, environmental collapse, and supernatural horrors. The government walled off the area and established the Olympic Exclusion Zone. What happened inside was never disclosed. Rumors and stories about the Zone run rampant, compelling you to go and explore its perimeter. Your plans go awry and you’re now stuck inside – you don’t know it yet, but the only way out is through. You find a barely running station wagon deep in the woods, miraculously unlocked and able to make the trip down the hill into the valley. Here you come across an abandoned auto shop which becomes your base of operations, where you safely repair and improve your car between runs. Do your best to survive, solve mysteries, and search for a way out — or become part of the ongoing legends of the Zone.

Not really. Almost all of the 9 people watching Pacific Drive in English are already committed to the streams they are on, leaving about 3 across 2 other English streams. You would start around #1 of 7.

About 3 of the 9 English viewers here are not watching the two biggest English streams — roughly 1 each if you split it with the 2 other English streams below them. With ten viewers you would sit at #1.

Only 9 of the 12 viewers here (75%) are watching in English. 4 of the 6 live streams are in English.

Almost nobody here is available to you — either a couple of streams hold the room, or nobody is watching in English, or the category is empty, or you would be buried.

This reads the room as it is right now — how much of the English-speaking audience is reachable and where you would land — not how many followers you would gain. That depends on you.

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