In his streams, he tends to keep his outbursts between himself and his viewers, rather than saying them in the in-game voice chat, though Blizzard has said that they will now take into account conduct from other sources where it may still impinge on others’ experiences.Īfter this suspension, he took to Twitter, claiming that “it is never my intention to harass or use in-game chat in an abusive manner,” and called his conduct “banter.” “100% of the time I type something to someone I know they are playing along and won’t be hurt,” he said, before following up with the classic if-you-were-offended non-apology: “If I ever typed something and you we’re genuinely hurt, I am sorry.” (Notably, this would be an unnecessary sentence if he really was sure that his targets were playing along 100% of the time.) Since being dropped from the Dallas Fuel after repeated conduct infractions, xQc has nominally been on a road of self-improvement. Loading up his broadcast from yesterday gives a good indication of his tone – skipping randomly through, the first three things I heard were the r-slur him telling an enemy (albeit one who could not hear him) to “get the fuck out of my face, bitch,” and him calling the game “fucking cancer.” He also had tens of thousands of viewers, with the chat constantly churning. XQc is famously loud and abrasive – and his style is extremely popular.
This is only the latest in a long line of disciplinary actions taken against the player, who is scheduled to appear for team Canada in the Overwatch World Cup next month.
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Popular Overwatch livestreamer and ex-Dallas Fuel professional player Félix ‘xQc’ Lengyel was handed a 15-day suspension from Overwatch yesterday, after being repeatedly reported for abusive chat.
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