The content appears to be a script for a YouTube video featuring a gamer named Roth. In the video, Roth disguises himself as a robot and hides in various locations on a map in the game Jailbreak. The first subscriber to find him wins a certain number of "robots" (in-game currency).
Roth hides in several locations, including a jailbreak poster, the new airport, and above a jewelry store. Each time, he gives clues to help his subscribers find him. The subscribers who find him are rewarded with 100 robots.
Later in the video, Roth hides as the "golden robot," which is much harder to find. The subscriber who finds the golden robot is rewarded with 500 robots. The winner of the golden robot is a player named Vélez.
Throughout the video, Roth encourages his subscribers to like and subscribe to his channel, and to follow him on social media. He also asks his viewers to create artwork featuring his channel's logo and to share it with him on Twitter.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about a game where the creator hides as a robot and the first subscriber to find him wins robots.
2. There are two types of robots: a normal robot and a golden robot.
3. The normal robot has an 80% probability of appearing and hides in easy-to-find places.
4. The golden robot is rare and hides in difficult-to-find places.
5. Finding the normal robot rewards 100 robots, while finding the golden robot rewards 500 robots.
6. The creator plays on public servers and allows subscribers to join and play with him.
7. The creator hides in different locations, including a jailbreak poster, an airport, and a jewelry store.
8. The creator gives clues to help subscribers find him, such as being near the new airport or on top of a robbery.
9. The creator pays out robots to winners as they find him.
10. The video features multiple winners, including a subscriber named Benjamin, Ricardo, and Vélez.
11. The creator invites viewers to subscribe to his channel and follow him on social media.
12. The creator requests that viewers use a specific code when buying robots in the oak store.
13. The creator asks viewers who draw to create a drawing with a specific message and share it with him on Twitter.