Issue with "Performance" emotes for Bards.

[CaTi]

It's probably going to be one of those things where no one will bother you if you're in private. But if you're in a public area, exercise restraint or you run the risk of drawing a GM's attention as someone in the area could be recording even if you aren't.

[Tint]

It's probably going to be one of those things where no one will bother you if you're in private. But if you're in a public area, exercise restraint or you run the risk of drawing a GM's attention as someone in the area could be recording even if you aren't.

technically the PS4 is recording non-stop. normally it deletes the recordings automatically if you don't say it should be saved, but as soon as a PS4 player is in your range you are on video^^

and this alone, even when deleted afterwards, could be a legal problem...

[CaTi]

technically the PS4 is recording non-stop. normally it deletes the recordings automatically if you don't say it should be saved, but as soon as a PS4 player is in your range you are on video^^

and this alone, even when deleted afterwards, could be a legal problem...

Good point

[Paladinleeds]

technically the PS4 is recording non-stop. normally it deletes the recordings automatically if you don't say it should be saved, but as soon as a PS4 player is in your range you are on video^^

and this alone, even when deleted afterwards, could be a legal problem...

Lest we forget, people with NVIDIA graphics cards, and people on Windows 10, have got shadow recording (for example Windows 10 will always keep the last 30 seconds of gameplay in memory so if I do a "Capture that" type command, it grabs the last 30 seconds and saves it automatically. Great for when I want to catch a particularly awesome moment and not lose it!). I think AMD has something similar too. So it ain't just the PS4!

Oh, and let's not forget it isn't truly deleted when that happens either. It's just marked as "This is OK to overwrite" and removes the ability for you to navigate it normally. But a forensics team could quite easily get stuck in and find it. Not only that, but those "data recovery" companies also have access to similar tools. So yeah...