DoubleTake
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Does Twitch have an age restriction on broadcasting?
If not they will soon.
Does Twitch have an age restriction on broadcasting?
it's time for sony/twitch to kill this shit asap.
thats not tika. no way in hell
Why the penises... Girl is too awesome to be fazed by any of the chats bullshit.
should remove stream link and everyone who quoted should remove it as well.
Yeap:Does Twitch have an age restriction on broadcasting?
ToS said:The Twitch Service is not available to persons under the age of 13 or to any users previously suspended or removed from the Twitch Service by Twitch. In addition, if you are between the ages of 13 and 18 (or between 13 and the age of legal majority under applicable law), you may only use the Twitch Service under the supervision of a parent or legal guardian who agrees to be bound by these Terms of Service.
An 11yo girl streaming from her pink bedroom, eating McDonalds on her pink bed.
Welcome to next gen.
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No they just need to moderate it better. Why ruin the fun for the rest? Twitch didn't know what they were getting into.
If you want to get technical about it, we actually lose money on any integrated streams since they're free-to-use, not monetized and we still have to pay the bandwith. So no, it's not because of monetary reasons.
Also, I agree with those who say the Playroom streams shouldn't be allowed. I would much prefer if we could make it so that game simply couldn't be broadcast to Twitch, period. Ustream doesn't have the non-gaming content rules that we do, so they can always go there.
You're right. While we are at it lets shut off the internet. People need to take responsibility for their actions and children.it's time for sony/twitch to kill this shit asap.
If you want to get technical about it, we actually lose money on any integrated streams since they're free-to-use, not monetized and we still have to pay the bandwith. So no, it's not because of monetary reasons.
Also, I agree with those who say the Playroom streams shouldn't be allowed. I would much prefer if we could make it so that game simply couldn't be broadcast to Twitch, period. Ustream doesn't have the non-gaming content rules that we do, so they can always go there.
You're right. While we are at it lets shut off the internet. People need to take responsibility for their actions and children.
http://www.twitch.tv/xrampage76ox
Two people streaming. One person trying to give away games every 100 viewers. Other one is super hesitant about it and is like "Are we seriously giving away these games?".
Pretty funny actually.
Also anyone know why streams are mirror'd?
If you want to get technical about it, we actually lose money on any integrated streams since they're free-to-use, not monetized and we still have to pay the bandwith. So no, it's not because of monetary reasons.
Twitch are far too slow. And if they can't moderate channels in a timely fashion, Sony will have no other choice but block certain types of streaming from games... and we don't want that.
In the meantime, I hope GAF do the sensible thing and not take part with those trolls![]()
These guys just begging for viewers giving away games are pathetic
Tika is streaming :
http://www.twitch.tv/chickamungus
Twitch definitely should have a backend monitoring which alerts mods if the viewers of a channel suddenly skyrocket.
"My mom doesn't care"
This the american dream right here on stream. Eating McDonalds fries and chicken nuggets in your bed.
Wait why does her PS4 Twitch interface look better than the others I seen?
Wait why does her PS4 Twitch interface look better than the others I seen?
Man what a bummer, this is going to end up really badly, and we won't get any more things like spartan show : | or even just watching people having fun.
Parents, if you are letting your kids stream... stay with them, supervise the chat, the internet it's a horrible place, or even better don't let them do a stream.
I am on vacation so admittedly do not have time to read all the pages in this thread, but the first thing I thought was I could use this as a replacement for DropCam, which I currently have setup near my TV room to keep an eye on my house and pets.
Is this feasible? Can I set the Twitch stream to private? (I've never even checked out Twitch)
Thanks to anyone that can answer, I could potentially say $99 a year on a subscription that can go towards games naturally, so I am curious.