Commercial show matches.

I am willing to pay under the following conditions:
1. Strictly SoD, no compromises.
2. The ability to download, not just watch online.
3. Strictly a full game, from beginning to end.
4. The commentator must be active throughout the entire game. No falling asleep.
5. Templates with a human touch.
6. Penalties should be at least twice the amount paid.
7. And the players should be at a decent level. Preferably the level of Maretti, Pete, Vitalik, Alex.

1. No one will force you to watch the WoT broadcasts. The game will be announced in advance, along with its rules and version. Ideally: if the broadcasts are weekly, then one week WoT, one week SoD.
2. I don't know how to download streams.
3. That's what we're talking about.
4. Of course, he won't fall asleep. But I suppose it's okay to take a break to get a drink or use the restroom. I don't think people were thrilled with the sound of chips crunching during my early streams. But those streams were just for fun.
5. Of course (although what is meant by this...for Dubrovin, "Jebus" is something with a human touch, but in my opinion, "Jebus" is not a template for Heroes at all...it's all subjective...and open to discussion).
6. Penalties for what? For not providing a broadcast when one is available, or something else? The money is always returned in full. What other penalties do you need? And in what sector of the national economy have you seen such penalties? I don't quite understand what you're talking about.
7. Of course, the games will feature top players - winners and prize-winners of various tournaments. Plus, we'll create a separate thread for this so that people can write which games they want to see.

Added 5 minutes later

Mr. Vikk, are you serious about all this? - Have you already developed a plan to kill SC2TV and Twitch? :)

We are currently discussing the idea. I hope that professional IT specialists will also express their opinions. I believe that today there are enough technical means to produce the described targeted online broadcast. And I have the impression that Vikk is serious about this. Moreover, I don't remember him creating a separate thread just "to have a laugh." The idea is quite sound. How much it is needed now is what we are trying to find out.