| Xenostar said: Sorry i agree with him, people streaming and sharing videos for fun seems fine that increases the games awareness thats even a good thing for the game devs, but people making money from streaming other peoples creations should be looked into, there is clearly an issue there. |
Absolutely correct. The entire issue at hand is profit.
European courts are clear on that, you can handle your purchases in any way you want, as long as you are not doing it for profit.
You can buy a game, gift it to your friends, invite people over, broadcast it over the Internet, even make torrents to share, as long as you don't ask for payment in return. If you plan to make a profit, you need to reach an agreement with the content creator, and find a way to compensate them. Simple enough.
Using someone else's IP solely for your own profit is piracy.
