Rules are in fact rules, but does the punishment fit breaking said rule? The Fortnite Guy thinks not “Rules are rules for a reason,” he states. Jerian, an educational Fortnite creator, is siding with Epic Games.
I love Jarvis but why do people think content creators should get special treatment? Rules are rules for a reason people.- Jerian November 3, 2019 More and more pro players are condemning Jarvis and even praising Epic Games for not giving any special treatment to a content creator It does beg the question, why should cheating in a regular game have a more severe crime compared to a gamemode with large prize pools attached?Įx and company are shaping to be the vocal minority on the matter. Historically, Epic Games has had a very light hand regarding account bans for cheating in competitive play. He thinks that the punishment does not fit the crime. then Jarvis does something little for fun for content for his channel and he gets perma banned? wtf man shit isnt right #FreeJarvis ?- Ex November 3, 2019ĮxSZN, the controller comrade, takes Jarvis’ side. So people cheat in the world cup qualifiers for a chance at 3 million dollars and a guaranteed $50k and only get 2 week bans. Despite this, the professional community is a mixed bag and quite split on the verdict
Almost 100 thousand likes and only 4 thousand dislikes - quite surprising given how controversial the mistake he made was. The video posted only 2 hours ago has overwhelming support. Now, those same fans are in staunch support of Jarvis and are petitioning for his account ban to be lifted Jarvis’ fan base grew exponentially in a similar trend to when the game blew up in early 2018. Jarvis is one of the largest Fortnite creators in the community, with 3 million fans between YouTube and other social media platforms. Jarvis revealed the situation through a heavy-hearted YouTube video
Professional player and entertainer Jarvis was banned from Fortnite after using aimbot in his YouTube videos
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