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Same 32-second clip, new caption: how Eyes of the Sky got 3.6× the views a day later
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Mor, the game's developer, promoted Eyes of the Sky by posting the same 32-second gameplay cut twice, a day apart. It's the same edit: our scene detector finds identical cuts at identical timestamps, and the one visual change is that the second upload drops the opening playtest banner. The first post got 1,161 views. The second, with a new caption riding a different X trend, got 4,170. Once a cut is locked, the sentence you post with it becomes the thing you can test on its own.
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