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. 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. He also, along with one of his fellow members from FaZe, took videos with a camera and a phone showing the hack. One can speculate that Kaye knew what he was doing would get him banned, just that he hoped it would only be on his alternate account, not a full hardware ban covering all of his current and future accounts.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. Kaye says “Never use aimbot…you are going to get banned, I am 100% going to get banned on this account”. This contradicts statements he made in the original video while he was cheating. He says “It didn't even cross my mind to think that I could be banned for life on Fortnite for those videos”. In his apology video, Kaye is visibly in tears. Its still quite likely he is only sorry he got caught. It is hard to tell if Kaye is truly sorry for his actions. I love all of you who still support me, this is not the end. I’m going to take accountability for my actions and I understand completely why this has happened, I just wish I had known how severe the consequences were at the time and I would have never thought about doing it. Weber went on to write “not only did Jarvis use an actual hacked client, but he also recorded it and posted it to his young, impressionable fans.” What Does Kaye Have to Say About All This? Colluding (which is what Ronaldo and XXiF were banned for) violates the tournament rules, not the EULA.

Why was the time difference in these two sets of bans so drastic when both involved cheating? Fortnite pro, Jonathan “Yung Calculator” Weber explained on Twitter, “hacking breaks the EULA and TOS. They also had the chance to compete for the $3M USD prize pool. Here, they qualified two weeks later and netted themselves $50K USD each.

This allowed them to go right back to competing in the World Cup. Despite this being the qualifiers for a major competitive tournament, Cook and Mach received only two-week bans. Cook and Mach colluded with other players to gain free kills and boost their point total. After an investigation, Epic discovered that Damion “XXiF” Cook and Ronald “Ronaldo” Mach were cheating in the World Cup Qualifiers. During the discussion, Blevins and Lupo brought up that this wasn't the first time Epic Games caught a professional Fortnite player cheating.

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