Reposting to raise awareness.
If you want to turn this off, go to the "Security and Privacy" area of your Twitch account settings then scroll toward the bottom to find the option to turn off "Training for Generative AI". Including a screenshot for reference.
We've added a setting that lets you opt out of having your channel content used to train generative AI content models across Amazon.
Click here to learn more:
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@TwitchSupport What kind of BS is this? Why do people always have to opt OUT of this crap? Surely there's people that unironically don't care, but the vast majority DON'T AND NEVER WILL WANT THIS. Stop implementing this garbage.
@HimeMysti Did a tiny bit of research, people who subscribe to premium get offers for early access to features this platform is testing, or it could be expanded analytics offers by premium. Just a way to get people to upgrade to premium, is my estimation.
Really excited about the NS2 versions of all 3 Xenoblade games. The pack costs don't bother me, I just sincerely wish they would have been sooner. Needing to wait till Dec for XC3 upgrade is agony. I will def re-play, because the games deserve this.
@HimeMysti Thank you for sharing your vulnerability. You are always very cozy and considerate of others, and I am still cheering you on from the sidelines!
To everyone else, please give Mysti some of your time. I'm positive you'll enjoy her streams. :)
Each dungeon is a puzzle that gets harder with each +1 level. At +12, enemies are much tougher and faster. Finishing all of them before the clock runs out proves a player is skilled, reliable, and above average.
For the first time ever, I hit 3000 mythic+ rating in WoW. This is a significant personal gaming achievement for me as a (mostly) solo player.
(For my non-WoW friends, the two posts following this one gives an explanation of what this means.)
A 3,000 Mythic+ rating in World of Warcraft means a player has timed all seasonal dungeons at +12 difficulty, with a few likely cleared at +13. It's a social benchmark indicating solid experience, showing they knowing the dungeons well enough to consistently beat timers.