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Just an idea, let's add into EULA something like, you can't post guides and walkthroughs on the internet, or DMCA/lawsuit.
by RektBoy 4y ago
Just an idea, let's add into EULA something like, you can't post guides and walkthroughs on the internet, or DMCA/lawsuit.
- mattbrewsbytes 4y agoGame devs would never do this. Its all free marketing for their game and if major streamers play the game, even for a short time, it will boost sales/downloads, etc.
- astrange 4y agoJapanese developers are happy to restrict streaming their game. Usually they won't allow showing the ending, or the last quarter of it, or you can't allow monetization without prior agreement, etc. Other regions don't seem to care.
- 0des 4y agoLet's not
- elliekelly 4y agoI don’t think it’s likely to happen but sometimes I think it would be fun (maybe not the right word) for a really story-driven exploratory game like RDR2 to come with an NDA for the first month or so. Not anything that the company would seriously enforce but just as a way to give players a bit of time to explore the game without any spoilers.
- hhmc 4y agoIt's pretty straightforward to avoid spoilers if you don't want to be spoiled. Although I guess this depends on your social circles behaving to some extent.