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mZuzek said:
shikamaru317 said:

Holy shit.

Holy fuck, is he seriously for real?.

Why hasn't twitter banned his stupid ass already?.



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rapsuperstar31 said:
kirby007 said:
technically he has a point, its not like you can watch every TV show while streaming. But in practice its a very simplistic view of what streaming is, leeching content

Agreed exactly my thought.  Those that were doing live reactions of Game of Throne episodes couldn't show the episode in the video, try to do a reaction to a whole album and it will get taken down if you play all of the songs.  I've seen plenty of people say they weren't going to buy The Last of us 2 because it's woke, but will watch someone play the game for free on twitch.  Now I don't particularly care what other do, but he does have a point.

Not comparable AT ALL.

Movies and Music are non-interactive, therefore it doesn't matter where you would see them. It's always the exact same movie and music.

Games ARE interactive and therefore every playthrough is unique. Out of the trillions of Minecraft sessions, there is not one that is identical to another. Even for linear games as there exist different difficulty options and skill levels.



shikamaru317 said:

He needs to learn the heart of the game



He isn't technically wrong. But then there is hoping this tweet will help Stadia die faster... not to forget Google Play just died so the list keep increasing.



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Okay, I'm beginning to see why Stadia was DOA now. What an absolute tool. Gigantic tech and software companies don't have any default insight into new branches of the market or different markets in similar categories, it's painstakingly obvious that Google is very out of touch with the modern gaming industry. If these notions are shared by others with influential positions within Google, it could also explain the horrible witch hunt for gamers on youtube. Holy hell, that is an absolute assload of dumb right there.



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What an absolute moron. That's like saying television networks should pay companies to broadcast their commercials.



sales2099 said:
foodfather said:
I still don't understand how lets plays are a thing.

I don’t watch them, but the idea is to replicate the feeling of being over a friends house playing a game on the TV. The commentary by the streamer and the comments of the viewership simulate a sense of togetherness and unrehearsed emotions, just like the real thing.

Personally I see it as a waste of time but I get the appeal. 

OK that part I can maybe, MAYBE understand. But I still don't get it. There seems to be hundreds of streamers as well. I always wonder what percentage of the viewers actually play the game they are watching. 



Machina said:
Ergh.

That sums up pretty much what I was thinking



Well, he is obviously high and needs his twitter license revoked.



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