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Breaking Down the ‘Should Streamers Pay Developers’ Controversy – The Escapist Show

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Published: Nov 1, 2020 02:00 pm

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This week on The Escapist Show, Jack and Nick discuss the games they’ve been playing and then break down the big Twitter controversy from earlier in the week about whether or not streamers should pay developers for streaming their games.

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The games we’ve been playing – 0:00 – 11:17

Should streamers pay developers? – 11:18 – 29:30

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In 2019, Jack started at The Escapist by shouting into a camera about video games. Now Jack spends most of his time using a goofy voice to shout into a camera while playing Dungeons & Dragons. Jack has been a Professional Video Producer and Editor for the past 16 years and a Video Game Enjoyer ever since “my dad yelled at me for putting the Zapper Gun right up against the TV while playing Duck Hunt!” He loves games like Dark Souls, The Zelda Series, Darks Souls 2, DOOM(2016), Elden RIng, Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins, and Dark Souls.