The real problem here is that ad revenue on these videos, for that period of time they were flagged, was in many cases diverted to other recipients and companies. Will that money be returned to the correct ad recipient? If not, that could result in some legal action.

No. They probably don't feel that they're at fault.

The sponsored article about the PSN sale:

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The Steam Winter Sale is likely starting on this Thursday. Games that release right before the sale usually don't get discounted during Steam's sale.

Well... there's vampires.

I grabbed them from a google image search, so I don't really know where they originate. It definitely looks like Dark Sun or Dark Sun inspired though. The art style very much looks to me like it's official art, probably from one of the manuals.

"Women in the Church must be valued not 'clericalised'."

The Japan release is probably going to be pretty big for the PS4. The Xbox One, probably not so much. The numbers will probably look a bit different at that point.

I guess the point I'm trying to make is that there should be a middle ground between blanket automation and painstaking manual checking.

Scale Labs made a mistake, and are owning up to it. I don't blame them much, because we all make mistakes with technology. The root of the fault really lies with YouTube, since they developed this scanning and flagging tool that can result in en mass take-downs with absolutely no oversight. It was bound to happen…

I read the hell out of that series!

For anyone who hasn't kept on top of it, the Steam Winter sale is likely to be starting this Thursday, Dec 19th.

How the heck does the President manage to make that smile without it looking goofy? I wish I could pull that off and not look like I have the IQ of a ham sandwich...

Oh, I don't know. She'd probably be fine with a bunch of black elves slaving away to make toys...

Well, you get one included for free, but you have to buy the season pass if you want all 24.

That would go great with the below Blackberry.

If this is the reason, then they should have just had you play both perspectives, rather than what they did. It just... didn't work for me. And it was terribly inconsistent (you could see some conversations where Milla wasn't around in her playthrough, but not all, for example).

Generally the games aren't connected (with a very exceptions).

As long as it doesn't split the game into two separate playthroughs for each of the main protagonists...