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20 Jul

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Looks like a file might have gotten deleted. Best path is probably a backup of saved files and reinstall.


07 Jul

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Replace this with “money” and a lot of it still applies


04 Jul

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Maybe I’m just not on the right parts of the internet but I haven’t seen a single person complain about Black Ariel


28 Jun

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I don’t care if this happens, but for the love of God wait until after season 2. If this happens in stage 4 then there won’t be time to devise new strategies. Teams will just fall back on whatever they did in season 1. It’ll go back to dive but lamer because everyone will be rusty.


22 Feb


04 Feb

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You found it. ^_^


14 Jan

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Originally posted by charliepryor

It is retroactive. You do not need to even have an existing subscription for it to take effect. If you subbed for 6 months back in 2016, and 6 months in 2017, you can sub as soon as this feature goes live and you’ll be at 13 months, or sub now and it’ll be 14 months later when it goes live and you sub again.

I will have more public posting about how it works soon (working on some emails to broadcasters now). But I did tweet about it earlier so, yes it will be retroactive and you don't have to be subscribed to take advantage of it. You'll be able to reactivate and get your tenure back.


13 Jan

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I know :).

That being said, please sit tight. We're finishing all the end to end testing to make sure everyone's new sub tenure is accurate when we launch. We will share the launch date as soon as we're sure we've squashed all the bugs.

The team is working it's hardest to make sure it launches as soon as we can!


03 Jan

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Originally posted by Revve

yeah but in case if you lose your phone its pretty much a torture to contact all of the sites you used 2FA on.

2FA not using your phone is the better way to go when possible. We (at Twitch) just had security training where we covered how people are using social engineering to get phone companies to get your number on a new SIM to bypass the 2 factor on phones. That being said, you have to be a real target for someone to do that. I would imagine the people who are being opportunistic about reused passwords aren't putting in that much effort.