Lmao, Akira got his stream banned the first day with a webcam...

America, where you can own as many guns as you like as long as you don't show them on stream.

He should be more careful. He is now on several government watchlist as a suspected terrorist because he had a weapon on a stream while playing a very gory online video game.

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Clocksimus wrote:

America, where you can own as many guns as you like as long as you don't show them on stream.

He should be more careful. He is now on several government watchlist as a suspected terrorist because he had a weapon on a stream while playing a very gory online video game.

Streams are international, though. I'd say a bunch of people from countries where that would be totally unacceptable reported him simultaneously.

I think any streamer knows this was a very bad idea (and a complete violation of twitch policy.)

Was definitely getting the viewers, though. I only clicked on his stream from the main PoE page because I saw the still and thought "What the hell?"

oh scroll......

i thought it was the kobe bryant naming and shaming

well atleast he is showing trigger discipline.

Am I the only one who finds this whole fear of guns / zero tolerance thing hypocrisy considering all the glorifications of streaming shooters/gore games? And guns are legal in the US! (right?)

The question is...

How does Akira respond to this ban?

ROLL OUT, FULL ASSAULT!!

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Hilbert wrote:

Russia brings Democracy to the Ukraine. :p

There is no democracy in Russia and our forces dont bring this shit into ua.

But videos of gamers mowing down each other with "digital" guns is condoned on their site. Makes sense....

Why should i care? And why do i know this thread will evolve into a gun rights discussion thread.

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AmityXIII wrote:

How does Akira respond to this ban?

He prob went to closest school...