Originally Posted by Seth

The forums would definitely be blocked in the EU.

Originally Posted by Seth

People in the EU will likely still be able to play the game, just not film and distribute that film.

No, it most definitely wouldn't be.

You've been completely mislead by regurgitated information and I can almost guarantee you didn't look further than that.

As for Article 13, it is mainly concerned with media, like videos, images, and music, so games don't even fall under that category.

Even if it did though, Toribash would clearly be safe because it is not distributed through social media or by p2p(peer to peer) network.

That's most likely not gonna be the case. Legislation explicitly states that the article is only concerned about literature, images, videos, etc. Video of a game does not fall under that category because it does not capture another video or other type of media.

For the sake of a discussion let's assume it would though. As far as I know Article 13 will rely on AI to handle filtering of the contents.

As long as Toribash is included in the "greylist" any video should pass with no problem, and it would be included in the grelyist on default unless Nabi studios had a specific statement saying that they do not want their product being recorded (which obviously wouldn't make sense).

I think most of you aren't aware of current copyright laws. Article 13 does not bring any change to current laws regarding games or recording of games. It is heavily focused on images, videos and music shared on social media

The only thing you should be concerned about is that memes will be flagged down as infringed content because AI won't be able to distinguish between different variations of a meme. It does not concern this game. It does not concern this website. Please stop

Originally Posted by Seth

Yes I agree. Article 13 will likely make the Internet and social media as a whole a dumpster fire in the EU. It was first brought along by some old people in power and there was likely not much thought put into it at first, but now that the majority of people that actually use the Internet is on their case I believe it's very unlikely that it will come about. But then again I thought the same thing about when Net Neutrality was getting the ax so... Anyway, I believe that your predictions are correct to an extent. The forums would definitely be blocked in the EU. The base game however shouldn't. The game itself is copyrighted yes, which means by definition "the exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print, publish, perform, film, or record literary, artistic, or musical material, and to authorize others to do the same." so unless they're filming themselves play the game and distributing the recording they should be fine to AT LEAST play the game.

Long story short for those of you who hate reading: Article 13 is dumb and made by old people. People in the EU will likely still be able to play the game, just not film and distribute that film.

Originally Posted by Smaguris

Please please PLEASE don't try to discuss Article 13 when you don't even know basics of copyright. You've been completely mislead by regurgitated information and I can almost guarantee you didn't look further than that.

Please let me explain copyright so you would at least understand how game distribution works.

Copyrights of a product can be altered by the legal owner, meaning an owner can decide how his product is or isn't distributed. As we know, Nabi distributes their own product, which Copyright laws obviously allow them to do. Owner of the copyright can sell their product, rent it, distribute it for free, etc. There is no possible copyright infringement going on anywhere in this interaction because Nabi distributes their game directly from their own website. Note: you do not have to "purchase" the rights to the material if it is lawfully distributed for free, which you seem to think is the only option of obtaining copyrighted material.
Similar situation is on Steam. Nabi gives Steam the legal rights to distribute the game, which makes it legal.

What would constitute as copyright infringement is if you were to upload Toribash on the internet and distribute it without Nabi's consent. And I think we can all agree that this should be punished.

As for Article 13, it is mainly concerned with media, like videos, images, and music, so games don't even fall under that category. Even if it did though, Toribash would clearly be safe because it is not distributed through social media or by p2p(peer to peer) network.


No, it most definitely wouldn't be.


That's most likely not gonna be the case. Legislation explicitly states that the article is only concerned about literature, images, videos, etc. Video of a game does not fall under that category because it does not capture another video or other type of media.
For the sake of a discussion let's assume it would though. As far as I know Article 13 will rely on AI to handle filtering of the contents. As long as Toribash is included in the "greylist" any video should pass with no problem, and it would be included in the grelyist on default unless Nabi studios had a specific statement saying that they do not want their product being recorded (which obviously wouldn't make sense).


I think most of you aren't aware of current copyright laws. Article 13 does not bring any change to current laws regarding games or recording of games. It is heavily focused on images, videos and music shared on social media,
and it is addressing a legit concern because currently posting copyrighted material on social media does not bring any substantial consequences to the person who infringes the copyright. The only thing you should be concerned about is that memes will be flagged down as infringed content because AI won't be able to distinguish between different variations of a meme. It does not concern this game. It does not concern this website. Please stop

Originally Posted by Swaves

Isn't this the final situation in Rainbow Six Siege too?