Are we allowed to be in the ccp?
Spiderham14
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So I was just wondering if we are allowed to be in the ccp, because I’m having a hard time deciding if I should rank up this champ or not, and it would help trying them out on the beta. I wouldn’t even mind if you just restricted the champs allowed to play as the one you own, I don’t really care about trying new champs like Hercules or champs I don’t own as 5*s, just trying my champs as new ranks to see if it is worth ranking them up or not. If we aren’t able to, there should be one for everyone to be able to play as the champs they own and see how they are as the next rank to see if it is worth using the resources on, and only allowed to do content that they have already completed.
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Hit the requirements as listed in this post:
https://forums.playcontestofchampions.com/en/discussion/164864/content-creator-program-overview-and-application#latest
You might get accepted. You might not.
That's the only way.
That is if you meet the requirements
I imagine that info could be useful for someone or just save Miike from posting the same on the one year anniversary of this post on the subject.
Yeah would be nice to have a server where I could spend resources relative to my account without actually risking resources on my account.
Now sure we’re people but the way some of these CCP videos come across are members who are only “testing” what is directly relevant to their account and not the community as a whole. There are members who’s content generated from that server is overwhelmingly or solely relative to how it impacts their live account.
The CCP members contribute something of value to the game and the game community, as judged by Kabam. In return they are given resources that assist them in continuing those contributions, as that in effect ultimately benefits the game as the game operator sees it. Any advantage CCP members get for being in the program is received in exchange for contributing a significant benefit to the game, no different fundamentally than people who spend money on the game to keep the lights on get advantages as a result of that spending. Again, whether this is an unfair advantage or not depends on your point of view, but once again, anyone who thinks programs like this convey intrinsically unfair advantages probably shouldn't play online games with game communities supported by programs like this.
Content creators have to put in a substantial amount of effort to meet the listed requirements. We all benefit from their efforts as well, watching them experiment with new champions and synergies and unorthodox matchup and rank up choices. Beyond the actual time in game, they also need to do all kinds of editing and backend work on their various projects.
I’d say that the time and energy expended in putting these videos/podcasts/etc. together is more than enough to justify the edge they get from access to the beta server.