un: UTA

[tot]

Hello Everyone!

I hope everyone is having a good day today!! We totally beat that heatwave, haven't we?

This might be something very particular to me or a few people, but has anyone tried to stream those areas that aren't very dungeon like? I thought it would be great to show off to my fans, but it never comes across. :(

They keep saying my stream is broken when it isn't. I'm completely positive too!! I've checked all of my programs and the equipment!! The snail racing part of my stream works just fine, too, but everything is static or stops working for my stream for the Fragment.

Comments

un: candeloro

[fatalitea]

Is it possible perhaps that there's a DMC-enforcement in place for certain areas? Like, the people who made the game don't want certain areas of the game to be streamed from the beta because it's considered a "spoiler" until after the beta period ends for players?

[tot]

Wow! You're pretty knowledgeable of this sort of thing, aren't you?
The weird thing is that it shows up just fine whenever I screencap or record it, but that would explain the issue that I run into when I'm exploring a new place.

[fatalitea]

I've heard of this sort of thing happening with some games, where companies will tell streaming sites to take down whatever videos of gameplay they don't want being shared and spread around too far yet. But this is admittedly the first I've heard of them being able to corrupt the footage in real time while streaming in order to enforce it...

...Then again, given how advanced the technology is and the immersion we are getting in this game, I suppose it shouldn't be that surprising that even doing this much might be considered child's play to them?

[tot]

Same here! It's why I wanted to ask everyone else to see if they've had the same experiences as me.
The technology that they've developed for this game is kind of scary when I sit here and really think about it for a moment.
I can't think of another company that has gotten close to this level of immersion.

[fatalitea]

Yeah, I can't think of any other company that is this advanced either, now that you mention it.

It's impressive, but at the same time a little intimidating.