Hopefully, Jarvis learned a lesson from this whole ordeal and can find a new game to make a home and find success. It shows just how unaware young players can be of the consequences of their actions. How someone who has made a name for themselves uploading and creating video content didn’t realize that making a video of himself cheating then providing proof of said cheats would get all of their accounts banned is honestly dumbfounding. It’s one thing to start hacking knowing the consequences and getting punished, but it’s another to do all of this and expect no repercussions. Epic Games, developers of the popular online video game Fortnite, have placed a lifetime ban on professional player known as FaZe Jarvis for using an aimbot to help his character shoot more. Jarvis has yet to state what his plans are now that he is permanently banned from Fortnite, he made a name for himself with, though did note he would continue to upload videos in the future. After a ten-month wait, Jarvis decided enough was enough and fired up his Twitch stream to broadcast some Fortnite. Epic Games released a statement shortly after issuing the ban, explaining their zero tolerance policy. He was also able to see where everyone is at any given point.Īfter the first account gets banned, they created a second one and continued to utilize the aimbot to get more footage, believing the punishments would be limited to those accounts and allowing them to get off scot-free. In that video, Jarvis showcased an illegal aimbot in a public Fortnite match. He also, along with one of his fellow members from FaZe, took videos with a camera and a phone showing the hack. Jarvis reiterated this sentiment in a tweet in which he claims that this ban is not the end of his professional gaming career.In the re-uploaded video, Jarvis can be seen admitting to utilizing an aimbot on a secondary account, which he also admits is being played on a second computer in the hopes that his main account on PC won’t get banned. I just want to be clear that this is the first time that I have ever done anything like this and of course I have never done this in a competitive game mode at all." "It didn’t even cross my mind to think that I could be banned for life from Fortnite from those videos. "All I was thinking about whilst I was making those videos was just how entertaining and interesting these videos would be for you guys to watch," he said. He wasn't aware that this would carry such a harsh penalty, especially since he never used aimbots during competitive games.
Jarvis also said that he was banned from playing the game or attending any Fortnite conventions for life.
Jarvis admitted to using the hack which allows users to auto-focus their weapons during an emotional Youtube video.
'That's gonna be a lit video,' Jarvis boasted in his. He's referring to playing live games against real players using aimbots in exchange for likes. The 17-year-old revealed that Epic Games had punished him for using "aimbots" during a recreational game that he streamed on his Youtube channel. The professional gamer has been banned for life. Fortnitestar FaZe Jarvis has been banned from the game for life.
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