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I mean, it's not being blocked, it's just asking for your ID before you can get in to make sure you are 18. Can't see how that would go wrong one bit.
On prev one, I was thinking™, you guys are into console games. So solution to grow your thing is pretty obvious with you being in jp, while your crew is mostly se:
Do multiplayer split screen streaming of console game playing.
Those things are mostly emulated, at least the games worth playing to ps2/ps3 level since all above is garbage. There is this thing called barrier which does remote mouse and keyboard. There are USB-over-IP software so you can stream usb gamepads to your puter with emulator, which then you stream over usual twitch streaming. Use SSH port forwarding for security like SSH serv on emu machine side. Also use something like mumble for voice chats. The encoding lag for emulated stream shouldnt be more than 3-10 frames with todays cpu power and net, so technically in this config it should be playable with your guys half world apart.
"Where does the newborn go from here?
The net is vast and infinite"
Bonus points if you would involve real Nintendo 64 hardware, and VIDEO camera (like janky vcr era camera on tripod looking at crt monitor hooked over RC jacks to streaming computer) recording CRT screen stream to twitch with something like usb64 project plugged to N64, that allows hooking up usb gamepads to n64. (https://www.retrorgb.com/usb64-usb-to-n64-controller-converter.html)
Tho it would require a little bit of wiggling to convince that Arduino board that sits in between USB and N64 to receive some way USB stream not from cable but from IP streaming USB software. On linux its relatively simple to setup nc tcp pipe and doing simple dd if=/dev/usbX of=/path/to/streaming/pipe/setup/by/nc that sends it over IP, (and return as well to receive acks or somethings that live in usb wires). Ideally talk to author of usb64 if he would add protocols of some opensource usb-over-ip software to keep it palpable to nondevs.
