>>90908728If I were to give a purely "maximize money" type of perspective: Box CCV is important, but it's best if that box CCV is built with two or three "star talents" that can pull that box on their own accord at any time, with the benefit of the box being that those fans of the mega-stars are willing to tolerate the gaggle that they share a corporation with.
If I were to give the perspective of a fan who values the group as a whole: Then box CCV is most important, but the main thing that is important in said box is to build a box whose communities can transfer from one to another without much friction.
If an EN5 comes anytime soon, it will inevitably stuff the Prime Time box full in some ways. At that point, there may be one or two heavy hitters, but ultimately, the best indicator of success will be a high box whose fans are okay with congregating in whoever's stream is on.
If there is a day with a lot of streams at once, lower average individual CCV should be expected, and it would be healthier if it were more evenly distributed than if it were extremely lopsided. But if there's a small number of streams in a day, that should also translate to a high individual CCV stream for whoever is servicing the box at that time.
The goal should be a healthy, federated fanbase that shares a strong institutional connection and common identity.