Next Time You Have Sex In Front of a Webcam, Make Sure It’s Turned Off

It’s been, what, only a few weeks since Slooshi was caught jerking off on camera after a League of Legends livestream event? Well, looks like somebody – and by somebody, I mean World of Warcraft player murdaralph – didn’t learn their lesson.

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Having finished a Mists of Pandaria livestreaming session over on Twitch, murdaralph shut his game down for the night. Then he had sex with his lady friend. What he did not do in between those two things was turn his camera off or end the stream, meaning an audience that had turned up just to see some numbers go flying instead got to see, well, yeah. Everything

Seems he didn’t realise his mistake until he woke up the next morning

The video has since been removed, and murdaralph’s account automatically closed down for violating the service’s terms of service (an automated action on Twitch’s part), but the images, they remain (though I’m not going to share them here, since they’re entirely NSFW).

According to this post on Reddit, murdaralph answered a few questions in the comments section of his stream afterwards, saying that he’d left the camera on by accident, and that his girlfriend was “very mad” at him (as you’d imagine, seeing as thousands people could have seen it live.)

Is this now a thing? Is 2013’s “misplaced sex tape” going to be “livestreamed video game sex act”? Twitch certainly won’t be happy, since that kind of action doesn’t fly on their all-ages service, but for the crowd it might beat watching somebody else play a video game all night long.

Word of advice: if you’re doing a livestream of a game, remember to turn the cam off as well as the game [Reddit]

Why You should turn off your computer after streaming – starts @ 4h.35min [NSFW] [Reddit]