Unless Twitch TOS allow watch parties of your content when streaming there, any stream is still protected under copyright law. And watch parties are absolutely a violation of that in most countries. In Europe and NA it surely is.
Same goes for almost all reaction videos on YouTube. Fair use...
Then put this in the rules. "Small violations get you a 3% penalty, disqualifications come with 50% penalty unless you've won the earlier rounds because of the rule break." Or something like that.
You aren't mistaken.
There it already beginns. Who are the parties in the contract? Mbl and Memb? Mbl and Chrazini? AM if the fine is for the whole team? After that, you have to look into national laws regarding international law, best case scenario all relevant countries are in the lugano...
For me as a viewer a bo9 with team games is too much. 1v1 tend to be shorter, so there I think it's fine for a final (no idea from a players perspective). Yesterday I stopped wachting midway so I can later skip through the phases of the games where nothing happened.
This is a common misconception. You can't just use something and call fair use because you don't earn money with it. Fair use is more like a "quote right" if you create something new with it, like an analysis. Otherwise you could put any music on YouTube as long as you don't put adds on it. Also...
Or maybe it is because he gave a reason for not wanting to use a cam? But as an admin you can't accept "no I won't follow this rule, I don't say why". It makes the cam optional for everyone from that point on.
I think this got scrapped (rightfully so).
What I noticed is Memb asking other people to co-cast while on stream. This feels really akward, even as a viewer. They can't really say no in front of thousands of people unless you come up with an excuse and even then one might feel pressured to say yes.
Living in the same country I feel like I can actually give some reasonable opinion. You know the average income of those with a degree and those without? You know how about pretty much every company demands a bachelor or a master if you want to move up? It doesn't have to be related to the work...
Yeah what a twat, a professional streamer giving advise to someone who wants to stream for a living and is obviously stuck in a dream world. Better insult him, right?
Red Bull, other than Microsoft, doesn't want to sell the game but a product not connected. So for them the viewer number (and demographic, but I guess that would be more or less the same) is the most important thing. I'm not too concerned about a new RBW being on AoE4.
Can confirm, I didn't get any matches on tinder, then I wrote that I waste half my weekends watching AoE2 and every swipe was a match.
And to be more serious: Usually I'm officially watching Netflix or YouTube which brings the problem to explain why I have to watch it at exactly that time.
I think this shows very well how decisions about actions for rule breaking never should be up to the other player/team. If they actually want the rules enforced they get hate for it. So rules become meaningless since the opponent has to be lenient.
That's something I really appreciate about...
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