Should YouTubers be aloud to make CSGO Cheating Videos? [Disscusion]

[Shroud's ♥♥♥♥]

YouTubers such as...
Boring
BRUTALE
not noobdog
and more...
Feature Cheating in their Videos and yet somehow they are not banned on YouTube?
Why?

[Mustafa Kemal Atahayk]

YouTube has nothing in their TOS about this, tho Valve could sue these people.

[Schnabeltier]

Originally posted by Ethan:

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Why?

maybe no report. i don't think yt-staff is checking every uploaded clip...
beside that, is it against the yt-tos to upload cheating ingame footage? don't know and never checked.

[pentroll]

Has Rickeh stopped cheating?

[Shroud's ♥♥♥♥]

Originally posted by eightyfour.:

Has Rickeh stopped cheating?

Why would he need to cheat when he's sold the most stickers?

[johnny Wick]

Valve rarely sue somebody. They get sued regulary

[pentroll]

Originally posted by Ethan:

Originally posted by eightyfour.:

Has Rickeh stopped cheating?

Why would he need to cheat when he's sold the most stickers?

No idea. Ask him yourself. Hes been proved to cheat in csgo atleast twice

[Shroud's ♥♥♥♥]

Originally posted by johnny Wick:

Valve rarely sue somebody. They get sued regulary

I dont think it's a matter of having to sue. Rather, they could just hit up YouTube and say

"Hey... We don't allow cheaters in our Game... So why are you allowing them to monetize this behavior in the form of Troll Videos on YOUR Platform ?"

Then...
YouTube could Ban them...
Problem Solved.... right?

[Schnabeltier]

Originally posted by Ethan:

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I dont think it's a matter of having to sue. Rather, they could just hit up YouTube and say

"Hey... We don't allow cheaters in our Game..." So why are you allowing them to monetize this behavior in the form of Troll Videos on YOUR Platform ?

Then...
YouTube could Ban them...
Problem Solved.... right?

why should yt care about what valve thinks about cheating...
they could just say: he's cheating? ban his account.

[76561198971462920]

My take on this is this : If cheating REALLY affects the revenue stream of companies like Valve, then Valve has to file a lawsuite against Google/Youtube. For allowing Cheaters to create "Content" and publicly promote cheating. If Valve does not sue Google, along with many other companies like Activision, Epic, etc, then we know they are just spouting bull when they say "Cheating affects our bottom line" -- If so why aren't the major gaming companies filing suits against Google? And if they are, where is the news about it?

[Shroud's ♥♥♥♥]

Originally posted by ZrO:

My take on this is this : If cheating REALLY affects the revenue stream of companies like Valve, then Valve has to file a lawsuite against Google/Youtube. For allowing Cheaters to create "Content" and publicly promote cheating. If Valve does not sue Google, along with many other companies like Activision, Epic, etc, then we know they are just spouting bull when they say "Cheating affects our bottom line" -- If so why aren't the major gaming companies filing suits against Google? And if they are, where is the news about it?

It's not a matter of the Promotion of Cheats affecting their revenue.
It's a matter of it affecting us.... The Players.
and again, it wouldn't take a lawsuit to ban these YouTubers.
All Valve would need to do is tell YouTube that Cheating directly violates Valves TOS in regards to playing CSGO.
Heck, even smaller companies such as Starladder have taken down YouTubers for streaming The Major yet Valve cant ask YouTube to ban Cheaters?

Something doesn't add up.

[Shroud's ♥♥♥♥]

Originally posted by eightyfour.:

Originally posted by Ethan:

Why would he need to cheat when he's sold the most stickers?

No idea. Ask him yourself. Hes been proved to cheat in csgo atleast twice

I'll have to look into that then..

[beer girl]

Why not?
This is also game content, it has its own audience.

[Shroud's ♥♥♥♥]

Originally posted by Howwl:

Why not?
This is also game content, it has its own audience.

Really?.....
...........Seriously....?

That's Ridiculous to say the least....
The entire "Audience" would have to be collectively made up of either Cheaters or people who are ok with cheating and or, are thinking of cheating/find it amusing....

It's nothing but bad rep for CSGO and should be considered a blight in the YouTube Community.

[Schnabeltier]

Originally posted by Ethan:

Originally posted by Howwl:

Why not?
This is also game content, it has its own audience.

Really?.....
...

sure. announced hvh matches on not vac-securded community servers.
there's a fanbase for nearly everything

[beer girl]

Originally posted by Ethan:

Originally posted by Howwl:

Why not?
This is also game content, it has its own audience.

Really?.....
...........Seriously....?

That's Ridiculous to say the least....
The entire "Audience" would have to be collectively made up of either Cheaters or people who are ok with cheating and or, are thinking of cheating/find it amusing....

It's nothing but bad rep for CSGO and should be considered a blight in the YouTube Community.

Cheaters are a separate large community with their own culture.
I believe that they are no different from other gaming communities. They just have a slightly specific basis.
And cheating or not cheating is everyone’s personal choice, one cannot blame him for it.They can be banned, but to deprive them of their culture is unthinkable.