Fortnite pro XXiF was actually caught cheating during the World Cup qualifiers, colluding with other players to more quickly accrue more points. Jarvis isn’t the first professional player to receive a punishment from Epic. “I just wish I could go back in time and just change all of this to make it never happen.”

“I’m so disappointed in myself for doing this and not thinking about the consequences that could have happened,” Jarvis said, promising to continue making video content for his fans.

Some members of FaZe made it to the Fortnite World Cup this past July, with FaZe Cizzorz taking home the Creative Finals Championship alongside three other teammates. The FaZe clan, nearly a decade old, is a professional gaming organization, focused mostly on Fortnite, Call of Duty, Counterstrike, and other competitive games. “When people use aimbots or other cheat technologies to gain an unfair advantage, they ruin games for people who are playing fairly.' “We have a zero tolerance policy for the usage of cheat software,” Epic told IGN in a statement. He stated later in the video that he would accept any punishment from Epic. “Genuinely I don’t even know what I was thinking. “Obviously this was a huge mistake and it’s completely wrong on my end,” the FaZe member said in his video. These types of hacks are usually frowned upon in the gaming community and if caught, frequently result in bans in games. If you are unfamiliar with the term, an aimbot is a cheat players can use that perfectly auto-focuses your weapon’s aim on enemies. He also stated that he had never used the hack while playing in a competitive mode. In the emotional six-minute video, Jarvis apologized for his actions, claiming he only used the aimbot in Fortnite’s casual solos mode and playground mode while making video content for his followers on YouTube and on Twitch.

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