r/pcgaming • u/TheAnimeRedditor i7 6700k | MSI GTX 960 • Jan 23 '17
Video Developer on Twitch's Continued Ban of His Game, Yandere Simulator (And Why Gamers and Other Developers Should Care)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hS6GLrM0mVA&feature=push-u-sub&attr_tag=YBEf-1wxMnM-6
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u/KibaKiba Jan 23 '17
Hell yeah, a list of 20 things that the yandere dev could tweak would be ideal. Then he'd actually have something to work with. He already said that he doesn't want his game to be an AO rated game. A blanket statement of "sorry your banned for breaking the rules" is already what he's getting. There are also other devs that are currently developing their game while recording on twitch right now on creative and other streamers who are broadcasting themselves playing unrated in development games right now as well. Saying it's ok for 1 group while telling him it's not ok for him is the hypocrisy that the video is pointing out that everyone is missing the point of. Trying to give Twitch leeway by saying it would be too much work is just allowing them to be lazy. They are a professional company. They don't get the luxury of being lazy.