This time, Jarvis has adopted a new tone for the video, one which seems more mature more composed. On November 10th, Jarvis posted a follow-up video to his YouTube channel entitled: “The Future of FaZe Jarvis,” which has topped out at number seventeen on trending.
In the past, Epic has been adamant on its anti-hacking, anti-modding stance, though there have been some questionable instances where players who have cheated during competitive play were allowed to continue playing the game after a short ban (If you’re interested to learn more, look up “Damion “XXiF Cook Fortnite competitive cheating”).
Epic has yet to reverse it’s ban on Kaye, and the potential for that to happen in the future looks bleak. Others, meanwhile, have countered that argument, saying that the rules which Epic have laid out for the game are clear: no hacking, modification, or additional software can be used to enhance the game for any purposes. Some people, such as the popular Fortnite streamers Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, Turner “Tfue” Tenney, and Herschel Beahm (also known as “Dr.DisRespect”) have all voiced their opposition to Epic’s permaban on stream, suggesting that Epic shorten Jarvis’s ban down to something more reasonable like six months or a year. The internet has been split in two by Jarvis’s actions. Over the course of the week since the video’s release, there’s been a great deal of chatter about the harshness of the ban, and whether or not it was an appropriate response on Epic’s part. The video, which has since amassed over 10.5 million views, took the coveted number one spot on YouTube’s trending page, and garnered attention from fellow streamers, media outlets, and the YouTube community alike.
As the video goes on, Jarvis breaks into tears, saying that he’d not considered the consequences of using the software, and that, though he respects Epic Games’ authority, the lifetime ban caught him by great surprise. He makes sure to mention that, throughout his six-month-long status as part of the famous FaZe clan, he has never used cheats of any kind during competitions. Throughout the video, Jarvis discusses his use of the cheat in public matches and in the playground mode for no other reason than producing content. In layman's terms, an aimbot is a bit of software frequently used within shooter games that improves a player’s aim to the extent that they cannot miss a shot, and are often capable of seemingly impossible shots. On November 3rd, 2019, seventeen-year-old competitive Fortnite player FaZe Jarvis posted a video to his YouTube channel, “Jarvis”, titled: “I’ve Been Banned from Fortnite (I’m Sorry).” In the video, Jarvis, whose real name is Jarvis Kaye, reveals that he’s been banned for life from Fortnite Battle Royale for using the cheat/hack commonly known as an “aimbot” within public matches.
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