SE bans twitch streamers but not actual cheaters?

[Gothicshark]

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Feels more like doing 150mph+ on a track while recording yourself for it and then penalized for using illegal mods during an unofficial race.

Well no, it was a fairly large public event, and was an attempt at world first. Even if SE doesn't have an "official Race", the "unofficial" Worlds first is a big deal, and very much a public spectacle. So if using a closed track example. It's basically someone Bringing a Self Driving car to The Daytona 500 and expecting NASCAR to ignore it.

[Inanegrain]

Well no, it was a fairly large public event, and was an attempt at world first. Even if SE doesn't have an "official Race", the "unofficial" Worlds first is a big deal, and very much a public spectacle. So if using a closed track example. It's basically someone Bringing a Self Driving car to The Daytona 500 and expecting NASCAR to ignore it.

It reminds me more of the fair "budget limiting mod" for F1 drivers where they aren't allowed to exceed the limit after some teams came in with advantages funded by money. I remember something odd that made it safer/easier was not allowed after a race with it.

There's a category for self driving cars that remind me of TAS speedruns.