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Yes, I was actually streaming for friends and other viewers, so I didn't need these hints. On the contrary, the chat is distracting.
I'd like to hear the opinions of Pit, Stinger, Sevensan, Oelm, Dirty_Player, Lebron, and Hell Light as well.
Yes, of course, hints during streams and broadcasts do affect the overall gameplay, and sometimes significantly. Personally, I always enjoy fighting a strong opponent, and I haven't blamed anyone for streaming or broadcasting.
Все в ней нулево и кукольно.
Here's a situation. Player A is playing against Player B in a tournament, and Player A is against the stream or broadcast of Player B. Does Player B have the right to publicly stream or broadcast? What is the current situation on the forum?
What is RIGHT? Simply put, it means that no one can prohibit it, and any rights holder can use them, and everyone can force others to comply with them! As they say, every obligation has its rights, and vice versa.
The forum is not responsible for this and has no right to impose restrictions, as the act of broadcasting itself is subject to determining its possibility from the point of view of the rights holders (players, if they have not transferred their rights to other persons) to broadcast. The forum has no right to broadcast the game of any player (i.e., it has no right to force a player, for example, to show their game for free, because that is up to the player).
Here's a situation to consider. Player A is playing against Player B in a tournament, and Player A is also watching Player B's stream or broadcast. Does Player B have the right to publicly stream or broadcast the game? What's the current situation on the forum?
I believe that Player B does not have the right to stream!
I'll explain the reason with a specific example: Mr. Gomunguls, being a player with higher skill, openly discusses moves in the chat with his team members (giving clearly useful advice and hints) while they are playing. Of course, someone might be against this situation. Here's the explanation.
I'm not against this, and as I understand it, the team isn't either. In fact, I've joined your broadcasts myself, openly, and as far as I can tell, you were okay with it. If you're interested, I'll share my broadcasts of tournament matches. I'll answer the question that might arise: I'm not posting them in the thread because I don't think my skill level is high enough; there's nothing to learn there.
You haven't posted the latest games in the thread, but you seem to have been broadcasting them "for your own." I'm not against it, but if, for example, it's against Shuk, I'll ask you not to broadcast or discuss it. Although, perhaps I don't know the rules well, or it's not described there, and it's allowed in team games....
But if I'm in a 1v1 tournament, I'll be against Vigo giving a broadcast to Vitalik (names are fictional), and I'll insist that there be no broadcast, no public one, none at all....
Here's a situation. Player A is playing against Player B in a tournament, and Player A is against streaming or broadcasting Player B's game. Does Player B have the right to publicly stream or broadcast? What is the current situation on the forum?
And what position could there be here? Streaming can't be prohibited in any way, and the number of broadcasts can be given to several players personally; this cannot be monitored. The other question is how this stream should take place to minimize the possibilities for hints. Something needs to be done in this direction, and over time, some kind of condition will definitely be developed.
Although, as far as I know, in all games, streams are open, and if desired, the opponent can get important information from it for himself (especially regarding strategies).
What kind of situation could there be here? Streaming isn't prohibited, and you can give the stream number to several players personally; it's impossible to track that.
What is a RIGHT? Simply put, it means that no one can prohibit it, and any holder of rights can exercise them, and everyone can enforce them against anyone! As they say, every obligation has its own rights, and vice versa.
The forum is not responsible for this and has no rights to impose restrictions, since the act of broadcasting itself is subject to determining its feasibility from the perspective of the rights holders (players, if they have not transferred their rights to others) regarding the broadcast. The forum has no rights to broadcast any player's game (i.e., it has no right to force a player, for example, to show their game for free, because this is the player's decision).
That's the thing — no one is going to force anyone...
Actually, I am in favor of broadcasts; sometimes there is no desire to play, but I really want to learn, give advice (just kidding), or simply watch. But since someone has encountered such a problem (even if the game is not part of tournaments or seasonal games of HeroesWorld), it would be better to play it safe and introduce corresponding rule amendments to the HeroesWorld regulations? So that no questions even arise.
Currently, there are no restrictions except — play fair?
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The author always has the right to publish... I can share my stream with whoever I want...
>5. It is forbidden to publish prohibited, defamatory, malicious, or infringing materials on HeroesWorld that violate current legislation.
Everything that happened in the game can be written in a report, which means a recording of the game can be attached to the report. What difference does it make if the player posts it as "tearing apart and humiliating" another player during or after the game?
>It is forbidden to publish links to websites that do not belong to the HeroesWorld community.
TeamViewer is not a website.
>I will answer a question that may arise: I am not posting in the topic because I do not think my level is high enough; there is nothing to learn there.
You are being modest, and I ask everyone:!!! If you are playing and see that no one is streaming, always create a stream; there are always people who are just interested in watching!!!
>I will explain the reason with a specific example: Mr. Gomunguls, being a player with higher skill, discusses moves (openly) with players on his team in the chat.
I told Vitaly that, like, don't give hints, it's obvious anyway, or watch how I can micromanage myself. (If you watched, even in very difficult battles for some players, I fight very quickly...) He gave a clear answer: I give general advice on the game and know the line between advice from a teammate and when a player starts playing for another...
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To: numOne. It is impossible to track unauthorized (unofficially published) streams in any way, and it is impossible to notice hints in them, so...
Banning streams, money, copyright. You're moving in the right direction, comrades! :smile12:
As I already wrote - If you're playing and see that no one is streaming, create a stream; there are always people who are just interested in watching!!!
