Airing something live, especially in the Genesis Games, was extremely risky. Grey had gotten a warning just for pissing, and he hadn't even been on screen at the time.
What the audience saw was meant to be hyper-curated and fit a particular narrative that the hosts wanted to match. But this was also what had always made the Great Udon difficult to work with.
He fancied himself a tortured artist, the sort of Shakespearean wizard who didn't want his work to be cut or spliced together by anyone else. He was extremely confident in guiding the narrative as he wanted, manipulating the emotions of people like they were puppets on a string.
Grey had seen it in effect before. He didn't even have a chance to argue the last time the Great Udon appeared. Not only was he labeled a criminal, but an entire mob of people came after him.
You weren't even allowed to kill within city limits, yet Grey was publicly decapitated in front of everyone.
