We have a zero-tolerance policy for the usage of cheat software. The Fortnite publisher provided the following comment to TMZ when pressed on the matter While the debate over Jarvis’ fate chugs along, Epic Games is unlikely to rescind the ban. He has seemingly seen the error of his way and admits he was wrong.
So much so, that Ninja posted the following Tweet late last night when lambasted by a fellow streamer tehMorag for his comments. The push-back for what is widely deemed a naive take on the situation has been severe for the streamer. For any person with a modicum of common sense, the flaws are all too apparent, not to speak of the inherent responsibility these streamers have to provide a good example to the hordes of young viewers who follow their every move. He argued that content creators should have carte blanche and operate free of consequences. There’s a difference between a content creator who has millions of subscribers, who then gets banned from what makes him money, and some kid who is just a piece of **** who has zero followers, zero money from gaming and hacks. He had these choice words to say about Jarvis’ ban His logic goes remove access to the game, and the creator can pull the curtain down their career. In a stream broadcast on his new Mixer home, Ninja argued that the permanent ban was too extensive for a content creator, whose livelihood depends on playing Fortnite. The Rules Shouldn’t Apply To Content Creators Fortnite’s most famous face, Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins, jumped in to give his two cents on the ban. The move sparked outrage on both sides of the argument.
Acknowledges comments were wrong and expresses regret.Įarlier this week, Epic Games permanently banned popular seventeen-year-old Fortnite streamer/YouTuber FaZe Jarvis for using aimbot cheats in a series of videos.Thinks rules shouldn’t apply to content creators to protect their livelihood.Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins weighs in on Jarvis Fortnite perma ban controversy.
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