Riot Games announced that co-streaming will be available at MSI, allowing fans to get access to an alternative and unique viewing experience
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MSI will have Co-streaming for the first time
Riot Games announced that there will be more than 30 co-streamers that will be able to participate virtually in MSI 2023. The co-streamers will represent various regions and languages, allowing all fans from across the globe to enjoy League action with their favorite personalities. Additional details about the selected co-streamers will be announced via LoL Esports channels.
Additionally, Riot Games also announced that qualified pro teams will also be permitted to co-stream virtually throughout the entire tournament.
Riot also outlined the Content Creator Guidelines for MSI
Riot mentioned that the standard Content Creator Guidelines will remain in effect for the tournament. In other words, all content creators will have to respect the content policies set by the developers and ensure that they can safely publish footage that features the MSI broadcast.
Creators may include MSI broadcast footage clips within streams or creators may stream or post VODs of MSI 2023 reaction content that includes broadcast footage starting immediately after the daily broadcast ends. VODs. Clips taken from the broadcast must contain less than 15 consecutive minutes of broadcast footage. Streams and VODs may include up to three clips per match, as long as each individual clip does not exceed the 15 minute time limit.
Additionally, partner logos may not be obscured, removed, or modified in any way. In-game audio from broadcast and gameplay footage may be used and published. However, music from the broadcast must be removed or muted.
If you want to find out which esports personalities will get access to co-streaming for MSI, make sure to check back in the near future for the whole list.
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