Ok, just randomly thought of this. I went to go watch a run because I never watched the runner before, it's a game I almost have the whole route down for, so I'm not watching the best runners in the game all the time. So when I click on a vid to watch of a runner who is about average (way better than me) you cannot view his run unless subbing on twitch for 5.99 or 4.99. That's fine and all, however I thought of some reasons why that may not be so good, mainly cheaters.

With more and more people cheating, if they submit a run and get verified, then put a paywall to it, nobody else will ever see that run, thus being able to hide there dirty work behind a paywall. I am not accusing the person I was just about to watch a run for, however if many cheaters have done this in the past they never would have been caught.

Edit-Also to my understanding the sub benefits are defined by the streamer, except the OG emotes. So is it ethical to make your vods sub only when you submit runs? When the communities usually assume you can watch the runs, should they throw them on youtube? or just once the mods see it, it's good? Any thoughts? I know all game a different, proof standards and communities all have their own written, and even just moral code, however this little thing just occurred to me, may be a loop hole for cheaters.

I'm surprised how easy the grind was to get him awakened. Also sucks kind of, I need to grind Broly from the Movie story challenge thing to get his SA higher, I doubt I will pull another. Got him on a single out of 4 one day and 3 the next and all terrible until him. I was being dumb not saving stones, was about to buy some, I stoped doing that like a year ago. Then got him on single summon with Yamcha and kid trunks their flying in, only went ssj (only have gone ssj3 once ssj2 twice the last at least 10 banner summons, thankfully not multi summons like I usually do). I haven't even used him, but saw some videos and he was hitting hard af.