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Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Popular YouTuber permanently blocked at Fortnite for cheating
YouTuber nicknamed FaZe Jarvis has picked up a permanent ban in Fortnite after it was determined he used cheating software.
Nowhere is drama appreciated as much as on YouTube, and tears sometimes bring in more popularity than anything else. Proof of this is the case of YouTuber, nicknamed FaZe Jarvis, who, with his 2.2 million followers, is relatively popular in the Fortnite game scene. The YouTuber in question got a permanent ban on Fortnite a few days ago because it used aimbot, that is, software that allowed it to cheat in the game.
As Jarvis bragged about it publicly, the sentence quickly arrived. At first he was caught by this, and then he pleaded guilty and apologized for ignoring the rules of the game. As he says, it never occurred to him that such behavior would result in him permanently blocking his account. Of course, there were a few tears there, purely to make the apology as watchable as possible.
It is unknown if Jarvis will continue to shoot Fortnite or whether he will move on to something else entirely. Although his master account is blocked, nothing really prevents him from opening a new one. Who knows, he might be cheating on that account as well, and if he is summoned to court by Epic Games, this opens up numerous opportunities for various vlogs.
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