endgameaddiction
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TKADBH - Nissan Skyline GT-R C-10
endgameaddiction commented on endgameaddiction's gallery image in Miscellaneous
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A combination of Drive Beyond Horizon with my character from The Killing Antidote.
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The Video Game Music Appreciation Thread
endgameaddiction replied to Doublezero's topic in Gaming Discussions
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Dumb ass clout chasers... Good for Japan. They don't need to tolerate this crap.
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Wasn't me. But it was a video of Karens getting arrested.\ I think this is it. I think she might have reuploaded it with edited made that were missed. My guess.
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Wasn't a fan of Charlie Kirk. Thought he was just another grifter. But RIP Charlie Kirk. You didn't deserve to die. And fuck the progressive left.
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I find myself in the same boat. I don't play a lot of games. Even if they are good. I haven't tried Stellar Blade. I'm not moticated enough to try it.
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No. It's just the settings. When a content creator uploads a video, you have three options... No, it's not made for kids (default) Yes, it's made for kids. Age restriction (advanced) Yes, restrict my videos to viewers over 18, or No, don't restrict my video to viewers over 18 only (default along with first option) First option along with "No, don't restrict my video to viewers over 18 only" under Age restriction (advanced) is set by default when you upload a video. These two settings are for mature audience. Videos that do not provide nudity at all, but allow gore and other things that are suitable for mature audience in terms of their policy. Second option "Yes. it's made for kids" is basically videos uploaded that is made for kids. Content creators are prohibited from uploading any mature content under this setting. Now, it's up to the parents to properly set up their childrens YT account to only view content made for kids. And that means they will only view what is made for kids. Third setting that is Age restriction (advanced) along with "Yes, restrict my video to viewers over 18" is simply for those who are 18+ because the type of content under this settings could have nudity for educational purposes. This setting is to prohibit those who are considered the age of maturity but are not 18+ to not be able to view these videos.
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Their AI is flagging accounts, not videos per se. Their AI is changing people's restriction modes without some users being aware about the change. In turn, content creators views on their latest videos are tanking not getting the views they normally would get bcause of this. Because their content is being hidden when Restriction Mode is enabled (ON). So they are spreading awareness like myself. This all started back in early August. I guess it's been having more of an affect as of recently. Like the last few weeks or so. So we aren't happy with this because it's hurting our views. This all has to do with Youtube rolling out their age-verify bullshit and having to show your ID to verify you are old enough to consume mature/adult content.
