Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

We augmented our way through Mankind Divided in 2016, back when the house was smaller and fewer people knew we existed. Eidos Montreal's cyberpunk sequel delivered immersive sim goodness, and we gave it 99 hours of our time. This was the Building Years—when we were establishing what we were about. Peak hit 793 viewers, which felt massive at the time. We weren't getting mainstream attention yet, but the people who found us stuck around for the intricate stealth setups and augmentation builds.

The stats here reveal something important about our 2016 self. 52,435 hours watched over 99 streamed hours is a 534 average—genuinely strong numbers for that era. Peak of 793 proved that immersive sims had a dedicated audience, even before they became trendy. We were mining niche content effectively, and people valued the depth we brought to it.

Mankind Divided attracted the right people. Strategy enthusiasts, role-playing fans, cyberpunk aesthetics—there's an audience for thoughtful games, and we found them. Every playthrough variation sparked new discussions about optimal builds and creative approaches. It wasn't loud or viral, but it was exactly the kind of content that builds loyal communities.