Wait, you already got a strike relating to this P5 policy?
Doing this because of spoilers seems silly. If someone wants to avoid spoilers from a stream, its pretty easy to not watch a stream.
But its Atlus' content so they can do what they want
They aren't doing this because of spoilers, they're doing it because they're assuming people will watch it on YouTube/Twitch instead of buying it.
An incorrect assumption.
I'd say a youtube/streaming channel being shut down/suspended because their audience wanted them to play Persona 5.
It's a crappy situation overall because it either leads to
1. Channel suspension/termination which equals to income being reduced
or
2. Going with a less popular/less anticipated game which also equals to reduced income.
Streamers need to be on top with where the latest hype is going in order to stay afloat because people have quit their jobs and will continue to do so to make streaming/ gaming content their full time job.
Sorry guys but in current context, I am with Atlus.
Persona 5 story is so deep that you are supposed to PLAY it by yourself, not by watching gameplay videos/reading texts.
If you want to recommend this game to a friend, just give them the prologue and early gameplay video combat with the shadows. Atlus leaving us to decide which one is spoilers and which one is not, in a good judgment.
In the other side, ppl seem to read the notes as Atlus do not want you to share anything from P5 at all. Atlus only saying if you want to share something from P5, *here* is the guideline. Important parts are the story elements. I dont think they care about you share the gameplay system or combat strategies (towards normal shadows, not the bosses) despite the 7/7 in-game calendar.
For me this is a good decision from Atlus to maintain the game experience.
So yeah just please respect their decision.
atlus literally blocked the ps4's share function for 99% of the game
so far that has hampered my game experience
fuck them
I just want to take screenshots, Atlus.
Thats insane! How can they limit people on twitch or yourtube from streaming this game? There's too many people!
The insistence of Sega being as hands-off as possible with ATLUS has come back to bite us, with these old methods getting used i imagine some people from the good old Index days are in charge of business decisions like that. I think there is a better chance at contacting Sega than AtlusJP to make changes happen, but it's hard to see Sega stepping on Atlus's foot now when they've made them a lot of money.
Sega Japan was using Content ID Strikes on Yakuza 5 videos of the NA release, so as recently as Dec 2015
Not sure if SOA talked some sense into them since then.
Use your phone and the Imgur app.
Sorry guys but in current context, I am with Atlus.
Persona 5 story is so deep that you are supposed to PLAY it by yourself, not by watching gameplay videos/reading texts.
If you want to recommend this game to a friend, just give them the prologue and early gameplay video combat with the shadows. Atlus leaving us to decide which one is spoilers and which one is not, in a good judgment.
In the other side, ppl seem to read the notes as Atlus do not want you to share anything from P5 at all. Atlus only saying if you want to share something from P5, *here* is the guideline. Important parts are the story elements. I dont think they care about you share the gameplay system or combat strategies (towards normal shadows, not the bosses) despite the 7/7 in-game calendar.
For me this is a good decision from Atlus to maintain the game experience.
So yeah just please respect their decision.
Sorry guys but in current context, I am with Atlus.
Persona 5 story is so deep that you are supposed to PLAY it by yourself, not by watching gameplay videos/reading texts.
What if I don't want to play it and just WATCH it? What if I already played and want to see other people play to get their reactions?
Got it man. Since Atlus has been published their 'guidelines', I think streamers know what they need to share.
I would recommend they stream Mementos/dungeon gameplay (with Hard difficulty, lol), world activity, social links boost...etc not related to the core story.
Well if it was only for the first reason then it would be a pretty scummy thing to do because Persona 5 deserves every sale it can get. It's an amazing experience. Gotta hand it to you for the second reason though.
[Persona 5 ships in US, tons of dorks name their protag Charlie Tunoku]
ATLUS JP: We think streaming is probably bad for our brand/franchise
Purely opinion. Not everybody will find the story to be deep and besides that, there is no arbitrary natural law that tells us we have to play a video game to experience it. People have been watching reviews, seeing their friends play it and reading let's plays for decades now, who the fuck are you to say we are "suppose" to play a video game in order to get the best experience out of it? Get out of here.Persona 5 story is so deep that you are supposed to PLAY it by yourself, not by watching gameplay videos/reading texts.
Why do we have to show our friends the prologue and early gameplay? What if they are interested in late-game content, much like I am, I am much more drawn into a game with its latter stages of content rahter than its openings. Also, what are you even talking about saying Atlus is leaving it to us to decide which are spoilers? They are outright saying, in black and white, that past 7/7 days is spoilerific territory. That's Atlus deciding for us.If you want to recommend this game to a friend, just give them the prologue and early gameplay video combat with the shadows. Atlus leaving us to decide which one is spoilers and which one is not, in a good judgment.
There's a difference between a company asking us to follow guidelines, and a company saying upper management will threaten content creators with ID claims and even copyright strikes should they not follow their "guideline". Also it would help if your spelling and grammar were consistent and not as if written by a school drop out, it's kind of hard to refer back to and reply to.In the other side, ppl seem to read the notes as Atlus do not want you to share anything from P5 at all. Atlus only saying if you want to share something from P5, *here* is the guideline. Important parts are the story elements. I dont think they care about you share the gameplay system or combat strategies (towards normal shadows, not the bosses) despite the 7/7 in-game calendar.
How does them telling content creators what they can do and do not do enhance or otherwise maintain a certain quality of game experience? You have not given enough reasons and factual information to make people believe your argument can hold water, so I won't be able to take your viewpoint seriously.For me this is a good decision from Atlus to maintain the game experience.
How about giving us legitimate reasons to, beyond your own "personal" arguments, in that being forced to comply with their rules enhances the game experience for people who find enjoyment in games beyond tapping into the games' lore?So yeah just please respect their decision.
People actually defending this is blowing my mind somewhat.
Neogaf gonna Neogaf I guess.
But it sounds like this is going to HURT persona 5 sales more than anything.
Popular streamers avoiding it is a massive loss of free marketing for the game.
Some of these streamers reach MILLIONS of people.
Throwing away free advertising is mad, bananas, crazy, nuts.
Not sure if it hurts the sales or not, this game is for persona fans, so they will buy it.
And honestly, with the recent events on "popular youtubers", i think they are a dying breed, not to mention the group of youtubers that would actually want to stream p5
Not sure if it hurts the sales or not, this game is for persona fans, so they will buy it.
And honestly, with the recent events on "popular youtubers", i think they are a dying breed, not to mention the group of youtubers that would actually want to stream p5
Not sure if it hurts the sales or not, this game is for persona fans, so they will buy it.
And honestly, with the recent events on "popular youtubers", i think they are a dying breed, not to mention the group of youtubers that would actually want to stream p5
wait why is there a corporate bullshit defense force here
this is fucked up from atlus
Ignore people that will defend this. My experience these same people will very much not give a shit if it's changed some might even change to defend it. That's basically because their only motivation is defending something they love no matter how stupid it is.
Same shit happened ton with Nintendo and the region locking thing years ago and I sure have not seen a thread about the Switch being shit because it lacks region lock. Can be extended to multiple other things really.
Sucks but we gotta respect their wishes.
This is terrible, can't even take screenshots of my waifus.
Their loss because they don't make money from me. They certainly don't if they abuse Content ID.
They are far from a dying breed. This is a huge mistake from Atlus. It will negatively affect sales from anyone that might have watched the stream and bought the game because of it.Not sure if it hurts the sales or not, this game is for persona fans, so they will buy it.
And honestly, with the recent events on "popular youtubers", i think they are a dying breed, not to mention the group of youtubers that would actually want to stream p5
What a stupid post you made. Streaming is something built into most consoles and it's an important feature now. Lot's of people use it and for a publisher to be so blind to block it shows how short sighted they are. This will negatively affect Persona 5 more than anything.Wah wah. I can't stream!
...How did you survive the past... 7-8 generations?