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Neymar banned from Twitch, likely due to DMCA strikesNov 10, 2020 - Nick JohnsonCS:GO

Photo via Antoine DellenbachWorld-famous soccer superstar Neymar has been banned off of Twitch. It’s unclear why the account has been banned at the moment, but the ban-hammer was swung not that long ago. It’s Neymar’s first ban on the platform.Neymar streamed as recently act Oct. 26, as evidenced by his Twitter feed, when he went live while playing Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.The Paris Saint-Germain and Brazil national team star has been streaming for several months, playing games like CS:GO and others. He’s got a pretty solid shot, as he does on the pitch.Neymar has been involved with gaming for many years, expressing interest in buying a League of Legends team as far back as 2017. He’s a legitimate gamer.This is a developing story, so stay tuned for more information about the ban.

A Minecraft speedrunning tournament interrupted at its climax by a Twitch condom ad has the internet (and even commentators) in tears of laughter. A Minecraft speedrunning tournament was interrupted at its climax by a rather invasive Twitch ad for condoms. This serves as yet another reason why Twitch's random midroll ads are a terrible idea, but at least the 600 or so Minecraft fans watching the tournament were educated on the importance of reproductive protection. For a family-friendly title, Minecraft can't seem to stay away from controversial situations of a sexual nature. Less than a month ago, Minecraft Steve made his debut as a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, but his first few hours on the battlefield were tarnished due to players using Steve to build hilariously inappropriate structures. That's not even to mention one of Steve's victory screens, where he is wielding a steak in a rather precarious manner. Thankfully, Nintendo had enough sense to remove the meat from Steve's hand in the game's most recent update. However, Minecraft's latest inappropriate oopsie is not the result of developer oversight, but instead caused by Twitch's midroll ad system. MinecraftJavaSpeedrunning is currently holding a Minecraft speedrunning tournament where runners compete against one another to see who can beat the Ender Dragon the fastest. During a round between runners Kiryokoe and Korbanoes, an add for baby blockers blocked the screen of Kiryukoe's stream. This was due to the stream broadcasting both competitors' streams simultaneously via a display capture source in OBS. The viewers were forced to watch the ad as if it were part of the event, but the commentators' reactions made it clear it was not. The below clip from the stream was shared on Reddit's r/LivestreamFails by user Guydangerusus: The ad interrupting the stream was pretty funny, but its timing…

WWE superstar Paige says her boyfriend Ronnie Radke put an alleged stalker ‘in a hold’ until police arrived during a terrifying incident. The 28-year-old star’s partner – who is the frontman in rock band Falling In Reverse – shared snaps which seem to show officers putting someone into a car at their property. He claimed: ‘A stalker had the audacity to come to my door, got his ass handed to him until police arrived and saved the day. ‘I will f***ing kill you. Please don’t make me kill you.’ Paige immediately shared his tweet, and claimed the man said he was led there by ‘symbols’. Clearly shaken up, she wrote: ‘Scariest thing ever. He told us symbols led him to us. ‘But Ronnie got him in a hold until police got there. Wtf is wrong with people… thank god Ronnie is around to protect our house. Jesus.’ a stalker had the audacity to come to my door, got his ass handed to him until police arrived and saved the day. I will fucking kill you. Please don’t make me kill you. pic.twitter.com/O8RgWJWDEo— RonnieRadke (@RonnieRadke) November 8, 2020 Scariest thing ever. He told us symbols led him to us. But Ronnie got him in a hold until police got there. Wtf is wrong with people… thank god Ronnie is around to protect our house. Jesus. https://t.co/aexPIEummb— SARAYA (@RealPaigeWWE) November 8, 2020 The alleged incident comes after the British wrestling legend – whose career ended in 2018 due to injury – broke down in tears and blasted WWE as the company seemed to crack down on talent using third party platforms. SHe said: ‘I’ve honestly gotten to the point where I cannot deal with this company anymore. Now I have to make a very important decision. I’m f***ing tired, man. I broke…

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by: Rugby Scruggs Nov 7, 2020 Coming to PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch on November 10 is a brand new rhythm game centered around the art of DJ mixing and mashups. In Fuser, players will be able to participate in a solo campaign that will challenge them to master their DJ skills as they work their way up to a legendary main stage festival performance. With more than 100 dance/electronic, hip-hop, and pop songs from the past few decades included, fans can freestyle mix and mashup new and classic songs alike. Beginning November 7 at 2:00 p.m. EST / 11:00 a.m. PST, Diplo will tale to Twitch to livestream DJ battles against contest winners. During the battles, Diplo and his competitors will be able to mix elements such as bass, piano, and vocals from four unique songs at once to try and create the ultimate sonic flow. Challengers beware, Diplo may have a bit of experience in this field! Tune into Fuser‘s Twitch channel to watch the event. Featured image: Fuser Tags: diplo, DJ battle, Fuser, Twitch, video game Categories: News

Get in formation for another episode of Shacknews Twitch Highlights. We like to stream throughout the week here on Shacknews. With a variety of shows going live almost every day on our Twitch channel, we like to offer a wide range of video content. Of course, it would be unreasonable to expect anyone to be able to watch every minute of every stream, and thus, Shacknews Twitch Highlights was born. These videos compile the best moments from the week in streaming into a more condensed product. The latest episode of Shacknews Twitch Highlights is here and ready for your viewing. Please, take a look. This week’s episode of Shacknews Twitch Highlights starts off with the latest Chatty stream. Our Shacknews Chatty community is very integral to the identity of the website, even hosting and coordinating their own events on occasion. Landros hosted the stream in question, where he and others played through Deep Rock Galactic. Next, Shacknews Twitch Highlights features the newest show in Shacknews’ streaming line-up. Pop! Goes the Culture! is hosted by Donovan Erskine and Greg Burke and covers the latest and greatest in movies, television, collectibles, and more. In the episode featured, the duo talk about Netflix’s new Assassin’s Creed series, as well as the Uncharted movie wrapping up its production. We then move on to Indie-licious. Streamed every Monday, this show is hosted by News Editor TJ Denzer and features cool new indie games. On the latest Indie-licious, Denzer plays through Carto, a newly released title from Sunhead games. If you want to see these streams in full, be sure to follow Shacknews on Twitch. For more highlight videos, subscribe to our Youtube channel. Donovan is a young journalist from Maryland, who likes to game. His oldest gaming memory is playing Pajama Sam on his mom's…

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One of the most famous streamers in the gamer world, the Moroccan Imane Anys, known internationally for her pseudonym Pokimane, surprised the Twitch and YouTube community by asking her fans not to send her large cash donations. Famous for its live streams playing Fortnite, League of Legends and Among Us, the personality took to Twitter earlier this month to thank the support so far received, “to the point of considering anything beyond that unnecessary”, and to ask people support start-up channels, charities, and take care of yourself. To prove that the refusal of a lot of money is really real, Anys has partnered with Streamlabs, the livestreaming software service, so that donations to his channel are limited to $ 5 (R $ 28). Although the attitude goes against the grain of most streamers, the gesture was well received by most fans and also by other famous streamers, such as the controversial Kacey “Kaceytron” Caviness, who declared: “Girl, you rocked again. Constantly raising the bar level for all of us “. Today, Anys can afford to refuse generous donations. As one of Twitch’s biggest channels, she signed a long-term contract with the site earlier this year, and although the figures have not been released, it is thought that the amounts involved far exceeded what was necessary. Fame, however, cannot be limited: Pokimane gained even more prominence by participating in a livestream with Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for more than 435 thousand people. In addition, the streamer awaits the release of the movie Free Guy, where she will star opposite Ryan Reynolds.

Twitch is a live streaming video platform where gamers can livestream video games they play while receiving donations from viewers. Twitch streamers have come under fire in the past for the fact that they don’t need to pay in order to stream games to a large audience. This might be changing soon due to recent events concerning Twitch streamers and the platform itself. Alex Hutchinson, the creative director at Stadia Games & Entertainment (SG&E) Montreal Studio, weighed in on the issue by claiming that Twitch streamers should have to buy licenses to be able to stream games on the Twitch platform.   This claim was made after Twitch handed out multiple Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) claims to several Twitch streamers for playing copyrighted music during their streams. According to gameranx.com, Hutchinson commented on online gaming service company, Google Stadia, saying that streamers should have to pay developers and publishers a licensing fee to stream their games. Google Stadia has since distanced themselves from Hudson, saying that his opinion was his own and that it did not reflect the views of Stadia, YouTube or Google. However, since Twitch streamers get paid for streaming games despite it not being considered a real full-time job, I do think Twitch streamers should have to pay some sort of licensing fee. I feel like if the Twitch streamers had to pay a licensing fee for playing a company’s specific game, they would appreciate the game a lot more, and might be motivated to tell their followers about the game, or maybe even play the game themselves. This would more directly benefit the studios and companies behind the games financially.  I do think it was a good idea for Google Stadia to back away from the controversy surrounding Twitch streamers and whether they should be buying…