World News – AU – Jarvis of the FaZe Clan Banned on Twitch for the First Time – Dexerto

FaZe Jarvis, who is famous for being banned from Fortnite in 2019 after he was caught cheating, received his first ban from Twitch among many others hanging other banners on the platform.

Jarvis – the full name Jarvis Khatri – hacked the internet after receiving a final Fortnite ban last year, admitting to using aimbot hacking in the game on his alternate account.

Although the hacks are not used on his official account, and not used in a professional competitive environment (such as official tournaments), Fortnite has effectively closed the doors in his career as a professional in-game with unspecified comment on his part..

Now, it appears Jarvis has been banned from Twitch as well, although the reason for his suspension is still in the air at the time of writing..

Although Jarvis himself has not yet commented on the situation, it appears that a number of live broadcast creators have been banned in the past few days, mostly due to the strict DMCA removals occurring across the platform..

Twitch’s current DMCA drama escalated after the platform issued an apology and claimed they were shocked by a sudden wave of takedown notices – but later advised live broadcasters to mute their games to avoid being stopped.

Needless to say, this update angered quite a few users, forcing many of them to completely delete the clip library and VODS in order to continue streaming, at all..

While it’s not clear if this was the reason for Jarvis’ comment or not, it doesn’t look like fans will get an apology video from the star anytime soon – a video that inadvertently made an internet sensation due to an unprecedented action from Epic Games last year.

This ban also comes just two days after Jarvis’s birthday in an unfortunate twist of fate. It’s unclear how long Jarvis’s ban will last, but given that it’s his first infraction, viewers can expect the former Fortnite pro to return to the saddle soon..

EGLX is back: The event, which usually takes place in Toronto, Canada, brings players together for a weekend of different gaming experiences. But this year, it’s all online: Here’s everything you need to know about the event.

The action-packed live gaming experience takes place over four days in November, with tournaments in fan-favorite games like Warzone, Fortnite, and In Us, as well as giving upcoming players the opportunity to show off their talents and win a contract with esports org Luminosity Gaming.

So, let’s show you what’s available for this week and how you can adjust it.

Not only can you watch EGLX streaming on their official website, it will also be available on their Twitch channel, which we have included here so you can easily jump to the action.

The event runs from Tuesday November 10 to Friday November 13. You can find the full schedule for the week below.

EGLX hosts a number of different events, tournaments and activities for fans and players to participate in.

Rising Stars is a realistic contest to discover the next gaming superstar. Before EGLX, contestants fought through a challenge to dazzle the Luminosity Gaming jury. The semi-finals on November 10 and 11 and end on November 13 will feature Luminosity Gaming xQc’s best judges!

Judges will vote for Best New Live Streaming, which will be signed with LG and win $ 100,000.

An advocacy course supported by the Christopher Reeve Foundation, hosted by Luminosity’s RockyNoHands, and exclusively for paraplegics using QuadStick.

Invitation tournament where you face seven teams against Fortnite players from Luminosity Gaming Keys, Slackes, and & Jampers.

Join ArcadeCloud’s « The Squad » while discussing their favorite episodes, and launching a new Squad episode directly.

The Glamorous Celebrity Championship features a lucky fan and top talent in Luminosity Gaming including xQc, Fresh, Muselk, Anomaly and more!

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