Apartment Roleplay

Apartments and cats create a softer, quieter scene than crowded food tables — ranked A-tier for cozy roleplay content.

Why it works: Intimate mukbang content without server chaos; cats add visual interest without needing extra players.

Scene planning:

• Define a simple narrative: late-night snack, morning breakfast vlog, or pet-companion eating stream.
• Position the camera low for cozy framing; keep food sounds close to the avatar.
• Use a planner tool with clip goal = roleplay and party size = 1 (solo) as a starting point.
• Cross-reference reported food/menu items that fit a home setting.
• Private Room game pass (if owned) can reduce random player interruptions during longer sessions.

Audio considerations: Apartments tend to have softer ambient audio than central tables — good for whisper-style roleplay, but easy to over-compress in post-production; leave headroom when editing so room tone doesn't become distracting.

Combining formats: Apartment clips can serve as an intro to a collab session or as B-roll between table scenes.

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ASMR Camera & Recording Setup

Camera framing basics:

• Use camera controllers to position the viewpoint relative to avatar and food.
• Start with a close-up showing the mouth area and plate without clipping through geometry.
• Test static shots vs. slow pans — ASMR audiences tend to prefer minimal camera movement so eating sounds dominate.
• Avoid placing every player in frame if the goal is a clean bite sequence.

Chair and audio positioning:

• Chair adjustments change avatar posture and distance to the food prop.
• Lower seats can create more intimate close-up angles; higher positions show more background/context (useful for vlog-style content).
• Pair chair height with camera pitch for consistent ASMR capture.
• Food sound style varies by item type: crispy items, wet noodles, and drink sips each produce different ASMR audio profiles.

Recording checklist:

1. Choose close-up framing if ASMR sound matters more than showing the room.
2. Adjust chairs before recording so food and avatar are both visible and the character doesn't block the food.
3. Reset camera, lock chair height, clear chat distractions, pick a low-population server.
4. Keep the first take short; use wider collab shots only once the sound works.
5. Compare your setup against tier list recommendations (Solo ASMR close-up is ranked top-tier).

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Beginner / How to Play

Finding the official game: Search the exact title or creator name (sorynn22) on Roblox to avoid copycat experiences.

First session steps:

1. Open the official Roblox page and confirm the creator is sorynn22 / Mukbang Corner.
2. Join a low-population/low-noise server if possible, since it makes camera and chair controls easier to test.
3. Explore the map and find a seating area matching your intended clip style (quiet corners for solo ASMR, central tables for collab).
4. Try the gluttony action to see the exaggerated eating animations.
5. Adjust chair height and camera angle using the in-game controllers.
6. Record one short, simple test clip: one food item, one camera angle, minimal background noise.
7. After the first clip, move on to the ASMR camera guide or use a scene planner tool to choose your next clip goal.

Common beginner mistakes:

• Skipping chair adjustments, which hurts ASMR clarity.
• Recording in crowded servers, causing audio/chat overlap.
• Assuming codes work without checking their verification status first.

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Collab Mukbang Setup (Group Recording)

Collab mukbang is a confirmed official feature, ranked highly (A-tier) for engagement, though it needs coordination.

Roles to assign before sitting down:

• Host seat — keeps the shot organized, decides when each player starts eating.
• Close-up player — uses a tighter camera angle for bite/food-sound moments.
• Wide-shot player — keeps every seat visible when the table/apartment scene matters.
• Source checker — avoids repeating unverified code/Trello/wiki claims without a dated source.

Planning steps:

1. Decide player count, seating layout, and turn order for eating segments before inviting friends.
2. Agree on clip length and who handles wide shots vs. close-ups.
3. Pick a table/seating area appropriate to group size; test chair adjustments per player so no one blocks another's camera.
4. Run a silent rehearsal (no recording) to catch overlap issues.
5. Switch between wide and close shots at planned beats rather than randomly.
6. Schedule sessions during lower-traffic hours, or use Private Room access (if available) to reduce interruptions from random players.
7. Keep groups small in apartments; use larger seating areas for bigger collabs.

Reported player count guidance: Two to four players balances coordination and variety; larger groups need stricter turn-order planning.

Caveats: Treat reported pass features (Private Rooms, Studio Place) as setup experiments until creator-owned notes confirm exact behavior. Look for a clear-table/remove-food action in the live UI between takes, but treat it as unconfirmed player-discovered behavior until officially documented. Verify any Discord-join video/invite link actually originates from creator-owned Roblox surfaces before trusting it.

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Community / Source Status (Discord, Trello, Wiki)

As of the June 30, 2026 research pass on both sites:

• No creator-owned public Discord invite has been verified, despite real search demand for "how to join the Discord server." Only trust an invite found directly on the official Roblox game page, sorynn22's profile, or Mukbang Corner.
• No creator-owned Trello board has been verified, despite real player search demand (especially around new pass/update chatter).
• No external official wiki has been verified; both sites position themselves as the de facto fan-made information hub in its absence.

What IS verified/official right now:

• The Roblox game page for "Mukbang Game [Testing]" is live, naming sorynn22 as creator.
• The Mukbang Corner Roblox group is live and publicly tied to sorynn22 (~5.74M members as of June 30, 2026).
• The official Roblox description confirms: gluttony, camera controllers, ASMR, chair adjustments, collab mukbang, cats, apartments, and seating areas.
• The official Roblox page's update metadata moved to a June 30, 2026, 02:53 UTC timestamp, but no creator-owned patch notes have surfaced explaining what changed.

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Control Systems Reference (Detailed)

Mukbang Game gives creators dedicated recording tools: camera controllers, chair adjustments, gluttony actions, and standard Roblox movement.

1. 15.1 Camera Controls

Camera controllers are a confirmed feature for positioning viewpoint during recording, letting players switch between close-up ASMR framing and wider vlog shots without leaving the experience.

• Best practice: set the camera before starting to eat, so hand movements don't bump the angle mid-clip.
• Close-ups: position slightly above plate level, minimize background clutter.
• Wide shots: show table context, useful for collab content.
• Static cameras outperform constant movement for ASMR audiences.
• Advanced technique: slow push-ins during reaction beats, pull-backs when introducing new food items; avoid rapid movement during ASMR eating segments.
• For collab recording, assign one player as "camera director" for wide shots while others lock personal close-up angles for cutaway inserts.
• Between takes: confirm the camera hasn't drifted from chair adjustments or gluttony animations — a common failure mode is a perfect first-take framing that degrades as players tweak seats between bites. Reset to a mental reference point (plate center, eyes in upper third) before each new segment.
• Workflow tip: record wide master shots first, then punch in for ASMR inserts without moving the avatar, to reduce total setup time per session.
• Camera settings should be tested each session, as save behavior may depend on updates; re-enter your seat or respawn the avatar if angles drift.

2. 15.2 Chair Adjustments

Chair adjustments change avatar posture and height relative to food props and camera angle — essential for ASMR clarity, since mouth-to-plate distance directly affects both visuals and implied audio focus.

• Adjust the chair first, then the camera; re-test after switching food items, since prop height may change.
• Troubleshooting: if food props clip through the avatar or float above the plate, chair height is usually the cause — lower the seat slightly and re-test the camera angle together.
• Apartment seating may use different chair defaults than central tables — re-test when switching locations.
• Series creators: write down chair height per location (apartment desk, corner booth, collab table seat three) since memory fails across weekly episodes.
• Revalidate chair height whenever avatar cosmetics change (new hair, taller shoes), since these can silently alter mouth position relative to food props.
• Every collab player should individually adjust their chair before recording so plates align in wide shots.

3. 15.3 Gluttony Controls

Gluttony triggers exaggerated eating animations for mukbang performance, separate from normal bite animations, and works best when timed with specific food items and reaction beats.

• Comedy clips: frequent gluttony bursts.
• ASMR clips: sparse, deliberate use only.
• Collab clips: assign gluttony beats per player to avoid overlap/confusing audio-visual overlap.
• Editing tip: mark gluttony peaks as primary reaction anchors (often the comedy/shock moments driving short-form clips); leave ~2 seconds of buffer before and after each trigger for clean transitions.
• Suggested intensity by format: sparse in solo ASMR, moderate in apartment vlog, frequent in food showcase runs.
• Live collab streams: agree on a verbal cue or chat emote convention (e.g., calling "gluttony beat") before triggering, so co-hosts aren't caught off guard on camera.
• Archive sessions where gluttony timing felt best, and review those timestamps to build a personal pacing library for future episodes.

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Direct Answers to Common Search Queries (How-To Cluster)

How to make a Private Room: Treat Private Rooms as a reported public pass surface first. Check the live UI for a room/server control, but don't assume the exact flow until creator-owned instructions or a direct in-game capture confirms it.

How to clear the table: Look for a clear-table/remove-food action in the live UI between takes. This is real search demand, but the safe current answer is to test the button yourself rather than trust recycled how-to clips.

How to go to Studio Place: Studio Place is a reported public room/pass label and current search term. Use it as a scene-planning label for now, not as confirmed documentation of an exact room path.

How to join the Discord server: No creator-owned public Discord invite has been verified. Only trust an invite appearing on the official Roblox game page, sorynn22's profile, or Mukbang Corner.

How to find the redeem UI: See Section 8 (Codes) above.

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Food / Menu

No single source has verified a complete in-game food/menu list. All entries below are reported examples only, pending direct in-game confirmation.

Reported menu food examples (sourced from third-party guide "Earnaldo"):

• Corn dogs
• Mozzarella sticks
• Spicy honey chicken

Reported pass-linked food/paid surfaces (from Rolimon's public snapshot):

• Seafood Boil — 150 Robux (reported)
• 2x Spicy Ramen — 50 Robux (reported; paid pacing/spicy-food surface, no confirmed buff or stat effect)

Other context: "Eating-everything" style showcase videos are common on YouTube and drive search demand for a full menu list, but no source-of-record full menu currently exists.

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Reported Game Passes / Pass Surfaces

These are reported, not officially confirmed pass/purchase surfaces (sourced primarily from Rolimon's public Mukbang Game snapshot, rechecked June 30, 2026). Treat as planning/search-demand signals, not confirmed mechanics:

One source additionally mentions a "green baseplate background editor" pass and a "private room" pass as beginner-relevant purchases, without pricing detail.

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Gluttony Mechanics

Gluttony is a confirmed official feature: an exaggerated eating animation system used for comedic and ASMR effect, distinguishing the game from generic Roblox hangouts.

Using gluttony in clips:

• Alternate normal bites with gluttony bursts to create rhythm in longer clips.
• Comedy creators push gluttony during reaction beats.
• ASMR creators use it sparingly to avoid breaking sound consistency.
• Pair gluttony moments with food items that have strong visual payoff.

Advanced tips:

• Script gluttony beats in advance using a studio/scene planner.
• Compare solo vs. collab gluttony timing using tier list data.
• Mark gluttony reaction-peak timestamps during recording so editors can extract short-form clips without rewatching full sessions.

Patch-day checks: After game updates, re-test gluttony on three food types (crispy, wet, drink) since animation timing can change silently in patches and invalidate old edit markers. Compare post-patch clips against food-showcase tier notes if relying on gluttony-heavy marathon content.

Works in collab sessions too — coordinate turn order so gluttony beats don't overlap awkwardly between players.

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Items: Food Menu & Game Passes (Detailed)

1. 16.1 Food Menu

Food systems are confirmed as part of the core loop, but individual menu item names still need in-game verification after each update.

Reported menu examples (community-sourced, pending in-game confirmation):

• Corn dogs
• Mozzarella sticks
• Spicy honey chicken
• Noodles (general category)
• Drinks (general category)

Sound profile guidance for ASMR pairing:

• Crispy foods → high-frequency crunch
• Wet noodles → mid-frequency slurp
• Carbonated drinks → burst transients

Best practice: screenshot each item name when found in-game; compare against eating-everything videos; re-verify menu items after each patch, since names/items can change. Test one new item on a low-stakes clip before branding a whole series around it.

2. 16.2 Game Passes — CONFIRMED PRICING (important update vs. earlier "reported" data)

Unlike the broader "reported pass surfaces" list compiled from Rolimon's marketplace data (see Section 10), this wiki page presents two specific passes with direct pricing, framed as the actual current official game pass offering:

Neither pass is required — the base hangout experience is fully free.

Purchase decision framework (per the source):

1. How often do you record per week?
2. Do random players interrupt your sessions?
3. Does background customization matter to your brand?

Frequent creators get more value from Private Room; creators who brand backgrounds consistently across a series benefit more from Green Baseplate. Collab teams can potentially split Private Room value (one pass holder hosts; confirm current in-game behavior before planning team budgets, as this is not guaranteed).

Note on data conflict: These confirmed prices (Green Baseplate 80 R$, Private Room 120 R$) appear consistent with one of the "reported surface" prices in Section 10 (Private Rooms listed at 120 Robux there too), but Section 10's broader list (2x Bites, 2x Cash, Seafood Boil, 2x Spicy Ramen, Studio Place) remains unverified/reported-only and was not corroborated by this items page — treat those four+ extra passes as still unconfirmed.

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Summary of Source Disagreements / Flagged Uncertainty

To preserve the "needs check" framing both wikis use, note these specific points of unresolved verification:

1. FUKSHEET code — Dropnite reports it as live with a free-coins reward; Earnaldo (June 24, 2026) reports no confirmed redeem system exists at all. Neither site confirms it.
2. 1500LIKES / FREEHELLOKITTY / UPDATE2 — found on a different Roblox mukbang experience's page, not Mukbang Game's; not legitimate codes for this game.
3. Full food/menu list — not verified; only a handful of reported example items exist.
4. Private Rooms, Studio Place, 2x Bites, 2x Cash, Seafood Boil, 2x Spicy Ramen — all reported pass surfaces sourced from Rolimon's marketplace data, not from official patch notes.
5. Clear-table action — exists as a player-reported UI behavior, not officially documented.
6. Discord / Trello — neither has any creator-owned, verified presence as of June 30, 2026.

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Map: Seating Areas & Apartments (Detailed)

1. 17.1 Seating Areas

Many seating areas exist across the map for blogging/recording.

Selection matrix:

• Solo ASMR: quiet edge seats / corners with minimal foot traffic, away from spawn paths to reduce walk-through interruptions.
• Collab: wide tables with sightlines for every player.
• Food showcase: seats near variety vendors or spawn points, if the layout supports quick item access.

Practical tips:

• Document favorite seats with screenshots so you can return after map updates without re-exploring.
• Share seat locations/landmarks with collab partners in advance.
• Peak Roblox hours flood central tables with random players — schedule ASMR work during off-peak hours, or use the Private Room pass for isolation. Comedy creators may actually prefer peak hours for accidental interactions.
• Rotate seating between episodes for visual variety even within the same format.

2. 17.2 Apartments

Apartments offer a quieter, cozier setting than central food tables, pairing well with cats and roleplay narratives.

Filming checklist:

• Walk the apartment space before placing food props.
• Note window light direction, cat spawn points, and door lines where other players might walk through frame.
• Identify which rooms have the least foot traffic during your usual play hours.

Lighting/mood notes:

• Apartment interiors may read darker on some devices — brighten slightly in post if faces disappear, while preserving the cozy mood.
• Test exports on phone screens, since many viewers watch mobile vertical feeds.
• Keep interior clutter intentional; too many props compete with food focal points in tight frames.

Private Room game pass can add isolated apartment-style space on top of the base apartment areas.

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Additional Confirmation: Official Roblox Listing Text

A direct check of the official Roblox game page description (https://www.roblox.com/games/74188431054457/Mukbang-Game) confirms the full official feature list verbatim, supporting everything reported by both wikis:

Features: Gluttony · Camera controllers · ASMR · Chair adjustments · Collab mukbang · Cats · Apartments · Many seating areas to blog! · And many more upcoming ideas.

The listing also explicitly states the game is under Testing/Beta, so bugs are expected. The creator (sorynn22, also active under the handle "sorynnbites" on TikTok) has been actively promoting the game through TikTok content as of this research pass. Third-party Roblox stat trackers (independent of the two wikis) report approximately 99.2% approval rating from voter samples and active player counts in the low hundreds at time of snapshot — these numbers fluctuate constantly and should be treated as a rough, unverified secondary signal rather than a wiki-confirmed figure.

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Notice on Further Research (Final, Consolidated)

Across two research passes, the following pages were retrieved and incorporated:

• ✅ Both sites' full guide indexes and all individual guides (beginner, ASMR camera, collab, recording, code verification, apartment roleplay, gluttony mechanics)
• ✅ mukbang-game.wiki/controls/ + /controls/camera/, /controls/chair/, /controls/gluttony/
• ✅ mukbang-game.wiki/items/food-menu/ and /items/game-passes/
• ✅ mukbang-game.wiki/map/seating-areas/ and /map/apartments/
• ✅ mukbang-game.wiki/tier-list/ full hub page and all 4 sub-pages (Solo ASMR, Collab Setups, Apartment Vlog, Food Showcase) — fully detailed in Section 11
• ✅ Both sites' Codes pages, Wiki/Trello status pages, and Food List pages

Intentionally excluded from this version: the studio planner / clip calculator tool pages. Per your note, MXBlox's current content pipeline is .md-based with no interactive calculator logic, so that material was dropped rather than presented as a buildable feature reference.

Still not fetched (low priority, unlikely to add guide-relevant content): mukbang-game.wiki/codes/redeem/, /codes/expired/, /scripts/; mukbanggame.com/sources/, /updates/, /disclosure/. These are either redundant with content already summarized (redemption steps, expired-codes status) or meta/legal pages outside the scope of a player-facing guide.

Assessment: the compiled guide now covers all core gameplay, recording, collab, codes, food, passes, controls, map, and tier-list content from both sites in full detail. No further searches are recommended unless you want the excluded calculator/sources/legal pages for a different purpose.

Game Overview

Mukbang Game [Testing] is a free-to-play Roblox experience created by sorynn22, tied to the Mukbang Corner Roblox group (~5.74M members as of the June 30, 2026 check). The official Roblox description confirms the following core features:

• Gluttony (exaggerated eating mechanic for comedy/ASMR effect)
• Camera controllers
• Chair adjustments
• Collab mukbang (group recording)
• Apartments
• Cats
• Multiple seating areas

Server capacity is reported at up to 25 players per session. The game is free with optional game passes (a green baseplate background editor and a private room were mentioned by one source; see Game Passes / Reported Pass Surfaces section below for the fuller list).

Official sources:

• Official Roblox game page: https://www.roblox.com/games/74188431054457/Mukbang-Game
• Mukbang Corner Roblox group: https://www.roblox.com/communities/494523617/Mukbang-Corner

Both wikis stress that no official Discord invite, Trello board, or external wiki had been verified as of the June 30, 2026 research pass — only the official Roblox page and the Mukbang Corner group count as confirmed creator-owned sources.

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Recording Workflow & Export (Clips)

In-game / external recording options:

• Roblox's built-in Escape-menu Record tab.
• Roblox Moments (capture and share).
• External tools: OBS Game Capture on PC (commonly 1080p), native screen recording on iOS/Android for mobile.

Scene structure: A strong mukbang clip arc follows: intro framing → eating sequence → reaction beat → outro. Match structure to format — solo ASMR favors long uninterrupted eating; collab clips need cut points between participants/speakers.

Export/publishing tips:

• Trim dead air before publishing.
• Free editors such as DaVinci Resolve handle Roblox footage well at 1080p60.
• YouTube encodes Roblox clips cleanly at reasonable bitrate.
• Recommended practical standard: 1080p at 30–60 FPS.

Audio-first mindset: Even when recording video, prioritize audio. A clip with strong visuals but muddy eating sound will underperform for ASMR search intent — test a single bite before doing a full take, and adjust chair/camera for mouth proximity.

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Tier List / Setup Rankings (Full Detail)

Checked date: June 30, 2026. Mukbang Game is a social ASMR/recording experience, not a combat game — rankings are about clip setup quality (food sounds, seating, camera framing, collab structure), not character stats. Ranking criteria across both sites: ASMR clarity, camera control, seating stability, friend coordination, reported pass leverage, and how much live verification a setup still needs.

1. S-Tier: Solo ASMR Close-up

Status: Verified. Best starting setup overall — lowest coordination cost, highest ASMR clarity for new creators.

Pros:

• Minimal background noise from other players
• Tight camera framing highlights ASMR sounds
• Works on any device without collab coordination

Cons:

• Less dynamic than group content
• Limited variety in a single session

Session template: open with ~5 seconds of silent framing → introduce food visually → eat with consistent pacing → end on a reaction beat.

Upgrade path: after roughly ten successful solo uploads, experiment with apartment vlog or food showcase formats without abandoning solo skills — camera discipline learned solo transfers to every other tier. Track watch-time retention on solo clips before moving to harder collab tiers. Lower-population servers reduce chat/ambient noise interference.

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2. A-Tier: Collab Mukbang Table

Status: Verified (collab mukbang itself is a confirmed feature; needs chair/camera checks before recording).

Pros:

• Higher engagement potential for social content
• Built-in collab mukbang feature supports group scenes
• Natural conversation adds entertainment value

Cons:

• Requires coordinating multiple players
• Audio mixing is harder with overlapping sounds

Why A-tier and not S-tier: coordination and audio-mixing complexity can trip up beginners. Two to four players is the ideal range, balancing variety against manageable audio. Assign turns and avoid simultaneous eating during ASMR segments.

Failure recovery: if collab audio fails, salvage solo close-ups from each player rather than publishing a muddy group take. Debrief after a failed collab session and fix one variable at a time (chair, camera, or turn order) for the next attempt.

Promotion potential: could move to S-tier in future updates if Roblox adds better group audio mixing or private session tools; until then, coordination overhead keeps it at A-tier despite high engagement potential.

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3. A-Tier: Apartment Vlog Bite

Status: Needs check (apartments/cats are confirmed features; reported new pass surfaces like Studio Place remain unverified).

Pros:

• Cozy aesthetic appeals to roleplay audiences
• Cats add visual interest without extra players
• Private feel even in public servers

Cons:

• Apartment access may require a game pass for the best isolation (private rooms)
• Less food variety visible in tight spaces

Niche appeal: apartment vlog content reaches roleplay/cozy-aesthetic audiences that table mukbang doesn't — that niche strength supports A-tier placement even though raw ASMR clarity is lower than solo close-up.

Branding tip: use consistent apartment angles across episodes so subscribers recognize the room layout; introduce small decor changes between episodes to signal progression without rebuilding the whole scene.

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4. B-Tier: Food Showcase Run

Status: Reported (useful for "eating everything" videos, but exact menu names still need in-game checking before ranking higher).

Pros:

• High search demand for eating-everything content
• Showcases full menu variety when available
• Easy to structure as a series

Cons:

• Menu items need live verification each update
• Longer sessions can feel repetitive without editing

Why only B-tier: menu verification gaps plus repetition risk without strong editing. Use only one or two friends so the food sequence stays the focus.

Editing tip: marathon sessions need chapter markers every few items — viewers drop off when pacing flatlines, so use gluttony beats and camera changes as chapter hooks. Publish highlight reels from marathons within 24 hours, while search interest for new menu items is highest.

Promotion path: rises to A-tier once the full menu is verified and eating-everything series show consistent viewer retention.

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5. Update Triggers

Both wikis revisit rankings when Roblox patches change camera behavior, add food items, introduce new seating, or ship private-session tools; creator announcements through Mukbang Corner can also trigger a review even without a formal patch note.

Tier list change-log note (site 1): public evidence confirms ASMR, camera controllers, chair adjustments, collab mukbang, apartments, and cats. Reported pass surfaces (Private Rooms, Studio Place, 2x Bites, 2x Cash, Seafood Boil, 2x Spicy Ramen) do not yet produce a verified food-stat system, so rankings stay role/setup-first rather than stat-based.

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