@Shiven You make it sound like no interruption of the stream is allowed… if I hit the power button once is my run over?

I’m planning on running this tomorrow, but I’m not sure if I can offer sufficient proof if I complete it. Is streaming my run on twitch enough, when I’ll be taking breaks to sleep? I was planning on just streaming it and hoping twitch will save the vods, then each time I start up the stream again, I go back to the battle history to show how much time had passed since I left off. Please, let me know if there’s anything I can use to help run this.

@Breh Oh cool, that’s a great argument for ignoring power level (and according to Percy’s pinned forum post, my main account (25,000🏆) would hardly ever encounter bots, which means less easy opponents anyway). Is there updated info on where you’ll be matched up with bots? I’ve been looking for a newer source on that as well as map rotations. I was thinking higher level meant 7+, when you can receive gadgets (and then not be able to turn them off). You could ignore the gadget button I guess lol, if you were theoretically running a “no gadget” category. Also, while I have your attention, is it true I need to have sound on to make a run verifiable? I just never play with sound lol. I was planning on making a twitch account and (somehow) streaming my gameplay I guess. If you have any advice for me I’d greatly appreciate it!

Hi, I’m new to the website so tell me if I’m missing something. After reading the rules for [brawler] 50/100 trophy categories, it seems like you could get a huge advantage by keeping a brawler at 0 trophies until they get to power 9 & star power, then running the category. Do we really want to reward playing an account for a month just to get 1 attempt that, if decently successful, means others can’t compete unless they grind the same? I’ve gotten a star power on a couple brawlers without playing them, but if I were to run now, it would be impossible for others to challenge me unless they too grind and wait for months before attempting a run. You can get a brawler to power 5 fairly quickly on a new account, but even the advantage of gadget vs no gadget saves time that really can’t be made up. A simple solution to this would be saying any power is fine, but gadgets/star powers (and gears) aren’t allowed. Or, make another “high level” category for each brawler. What do you think?