The weird part about that one too is that Sega randomly decided to put out copyright claims on every video they could find on Youtube that even MENTIONED Shining Force 2, even if they didn't use footage from the game. I'm pretty sure the videos TB had that got taken down weren't reviews (not sure why he'd be reviewing a 15-year-old Sega Genesis game) but yeah, that whole thing is just strange.Quote:
Originally Posted by StrangerousDangerous
BIG~ mistake SE. Mighty big. (Materials Usage License)
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08-31-2013, 05:03 AMEamil
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08-31-2013, 05:09 AMXenogias
I just don't understand how some of the people on these forums refuse to understand that the larger youtubers and streamers DO in fact make a difference. If they didn't every company would have had SOE's initial policy. Nor would SOE have changed the policy. Nor would SOE have paid TotalBiscuit to stream FF13-2 knowing he was going to talk about what was bad in the game. Nor would Blizzard have given every medium to large streamer/youtuber a beta key to Hearthstone and told them to go forth and make a ton of money on the new hype game.
You don't have to like it. But the facts are obvious like it or not. Hell I personally wouldn't have bought this game had I not seen ItmeJP stream it for a couple hours before he realized he couldn't due to policy since I wasn't able to partake in any beta and SOE keeping the NDA up even through OPEN BETA. It made me leery of the game. -
08-31-2013, 05:16 AMmoriandrioSo if there are thousands of crappy videos its a good advertisment?Quote:
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I hope you will never work in a company that is involved in marketing cause they wouldn't survive long...
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08-31-2013, 07:00 AMHagito
Thank you SE for the change and clarification.
If you guys missed it, seems like it so I will quote it, people keep raging and pointing fingers at people that want to make a living from what they love doing, guess it is wrong we all should be in a dark office drinking coffee with a $50 USD suit and a phone ringing all day. The ideal real job...
Next step, music restrictions.Quote:
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08-31-2013, 07:15 AMHector
So dont use Noob tube use one of the other video hosting sites just do what your trying to do in a different way.
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08-31-2013, 03:15 PMAbriaelWhat a coincidence...Quote:
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08-31-2013, 08:44 PMSkiesDon't be too hopeful. It isn't just SE that is involved here, notice how Answers has a separate note? That's because it's from a different artist thus subject to a different contract than the one right nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Hagito
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08-31-2013, 09:02 PMKiroh
The more whining I see about it in here, the more sure I am SE made the right decision.
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08-31-2013, 10:47 PMXyleHarkyn
The only real music restriction that needs to be changed is this one:
Perhaps change the line to:Quote:
When showing gameplay, you may not replace the FFXIV music with third party music;
Which will allow for news gaming channels to cover it properly and give machinma guys more leeway with what they want to create while removing raid videos playing Evanescence songs in the background, because who wants to see that right?Quote:
When showing gameplay, you may not replace the FFXIV music with copyrighted third party music, unless you receive explicit permission from the copyright holder.