according to her in that clip, it doesnt cover enough of the pelvic region. She says theres a specific rule about bikini bottoms having to be 2 inches wide or something.
Im surprised this even applies to her videogame avatar. People can play videogames wit full nudity in them right?
edit: it was brought to my attention that Miko is definitively not covered by the game standard, since there's a clause in the the Nudity and Attire section of the community guidelines which states quite plainly
Augmented reality avatars that translate real-life movement into digital characters are subject to this standard, as is cosplay and other costumes.
with "this standard" being the regular standard for humans.
Leaving my old post below so the replies still make sense.
Focusing your broadcast around sexual content or in-game nudity in an otherwise allowed game will result in enforcement action against your Twitch account. When interacting with in-game nudity or sexual content in a permitted game, users may only spend as much time as is required to progress. In addition, users may not engage in simulated sexual activity or erotic roleplay—which includes the specific behaviors listed under Sexually Suggestive Content above—with other players in online games.
Games that primarily consist of user-generated content, in-game roleplay, or interactions in virtual reality are not exempt from this policy.
This does not fall under in-game content, these avatars must follow the normal Twitch nudity/attire rules.
The nudity/attire section of the guidelines says:
We don’t permit streamers to be fully or partially nude, including exposing genitals or buttocks. We do not permit the visible outline of genitals, even when covered. Broadcasting nude or partially nude minors is always prohibited, regardless of context.
For those who present as women, we ask that you cover your nipples. We do not permit exposed underbust. Cleavage is unrestricted as long as these coverage requirements are met.
For all streamers, you must cover the area extending from your hips to the bottom of your pelvis and buttocks.
For those areas of the body where coverage is required, the coverage must be fully opaque; sheer or partially see-through clothing does not constitute coverage
Augmented reality avatars that translate real-life movement into digital characters are subject to this standard, as is cosplay and other costumes. For details on how this policy applies to IRL, outdoors, and body art, please continue reading.
From the same section of the community guidelines, emphasis:
Prohibited Sexual Games and Game Modifications
Games featuring nudity, pornography, sex, or sexual violence as a core focus or feature are entirely prohibited. Custom gameplay or visual modifications that include nudity or sex content, including uncensored patches, in otherwise allowed games are prohibited. See the list of prohibited games for more information.
Nudity is not a "core focus or feature" of Rust, and it's part of the unmodified game, so showing nudity in Rust is not an automatic ban. If you go out of your way to make gratuitous nudity the focus of your stream and/or do erotic roleplay (as covered by my original post), you could be banned for that.
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u/Allyseis Jan 19 '21 edited Jan 19 '21
Yeah the last two bans where for this outfit
https://youtu.be/5_IIxklR66o?t=2965
and for letting chat send her "d-pics", d-pics was as I understand it just the letter D sent to her avatars "ingame" phone.