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Originally Posted by Red Panda
He's a chef, not a marketer hired by TTG. It's not an advertisement.
None of you are lawyers and some of you aren't even Americans. How do you know the law? Simple: you don't. You probably aren't even familiar with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Yet, you still have an opinion. Guess what? It's worthless. It means nothing, especially in a court of law.
The only way he doesn't get in trouble is if TTG lets it go. It's probably not worth suing over b/c he is probably broke but they might have it taken down. I can see that.
Anyway, keep giving your worthless non-legal opinion. If he listens then it's his own fault for listening to people no smarter than he when it comes to copyright law and deserves what he gets.
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But he got the PERMISSION from telltale, so what the heck is your problem??
And where I live this would go under fair usage and thus is not illegal by law. The EULA does not legally mean shit in most countries with exception of USA.
I think telltale is smart enough to see it more as free advertisment than piracy. If it was not for let's plays, i would never have discovered telltale and their games.
Also there is absolutely no way he can implement the actual gameplay mechanics over youtube.