Smedley: When an entire industry is moving in the same direction, that’s rare.
GamesBeat: Do you have any other things to say on the subject? After it’s done, put it in the can and make sure that users can go see it.
Make sure that you feed your YouTube channel with the stuff that you do while you’re streaming. Last but not least, I’d make sure to focus my attention on making sure the users have a schedule. Serendipity may happen, but I wouldn’t count on it. A completely aimless stream isn’t very interesting to watch. Number four: Know the message that you want to get out, so that when you’re answering questions, you have a direction.
The video side, pretty much everything’s standardized on H.264. It’s true more on the microphone side than the video side. The things that separate the great broadcasters from the average joes are maybe a few hundred dollars worth of merchandise. Number three: Make sure you invest a bit of money for decent gear. The people who stream and are successful at it are good because they’re like the Howard Sterns of Twitch – they’re 100 percent authentic. If you don’t, things will go badly for you. Number two: Find some people inside your company that are authentic and real personalities. It’s coming whether you want it to or not. Smedley: Number one: Embrace this immediately. sans the controversial scene that almost got it permanently banned in Australia.GamesBeat: If you had to summarize some tips here, what would you say?
#REDDIT OUTLAST 2 PS4#
Outlast 2 is due for release on Xbox One, PS4 and PC starting April 26th. So the modifications that were made for the Australian version will also apply to the North American and European versions as well. They stated that on April 26th every region would get the same version of the game. Red Barrels also confirmed to Australian gaming website Press-Start that there would only be one version of Outlast 2 released worldwide. We now know that it was rated after Red Barrels clarified that the implied sexual assault scene was not in the game. Later on, the board updated the classification rating for Outlast 2, showing that a "modified" version had been sent in and that it was applicable for the R18+ rating. The Classification Board and Red Barrels withheld making statements about why the ratings decision was reversed, but they mentioned that they would share the details on March 25th. The odd part about it was that on March 20th Leyonhjelm made the speech in front of parliament to the Prime Minister, and on March 21st the Australian Classification Board reversed their decision on Outlast 2. reported that after the Classification Board refused to rate Outlast 2, the Senator took the Board to task for their inconsistent ratings and constant censorship of material when it comes to video games Senator Leyonhjelm told the Australian Classification Board to "leave gamers alone". This conundrum actually managed to catch ire from New South Wales Senator, David Leyonhjelm. Quite naturally people questioned why they would outright refuse classification for the game instead of simply giving it a higher rating? Some people thought this was an odd move given that R18+ isn't even the highest rating in Australia.
#REDDIT OUTLAST 2 FULL#
However, for the full game the implied sexual assault was enough to get the ratings board to deny Outlast 2 classification in the region.
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