Twitch bans professional players: CoD streaming launches real weapons in live broadcast

Carl Reimer apologizes

The famous CoD professional player and streaming media Carl Reimer could not be found on Twitch. The reason was that he fired a real weapon in the stream, and firing it later would have further consequences.

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Professional player Carl Reimer, known for his outstanding performance in Call of Duty, was excluded from Twitch until further notice. Be one Video on Twitter

You can see how Reimer pretends to threaten someone in a live broadcast. Obviously someone would blame him for having no money. Then, the professional player tried to release his Glock pistol completely, but forgot the bullet in the ammunition box. In the live video, he fired and destroyed the G Fuel Cup.

Even if the bullet was accidentally fired, Reimer deliberately pulled the trigger in the live stream and in front of the camera. Twitch has good reasons to treat the accident as gun use and ban Call of Duty players. In addition, his professional team answered SoaR games Speak and exclude Reimer until further notice.

The host has now posted a video on YouTube apologizing for the use of guns. Most importantly, he emphasized that no one can play with weapons, and that he was lucky that people who were not involved were not harmed. Whether Twitch or SoaR Gaming will eventually recover it remains to be seen.