It all depends on how it is setup.  For example if you are just doing a Youtube series were people request you play through certain game areas and you just record that and upload it to the channel so they can see how it can be done I don't see any issue.

If however you request that they give you access to a gaming account so you can upload a copy of the game and play through it then put the saves on a cloud server that is a violation of the Clients TOS which can result in the account getting banned.  You could also face criminal charges if a company believes you are doing it to avoid paying the content creators for the games you are playing.

OK maybe not such a new idea..


Mine was for modern pc games but yeah might break TOS and stuff, which is a shame fucking corporations.

But here's the thing Isn't Steam meant to work on multiple machines?

So can't you have your account at home and at a friends place on their machine too?

So wouldn't this be like that?

This could be a good idea you could have someone who is an expert at fighting games help get you past certain characters if say perhaps you suck at comboing or fighting games in general.