Shroud explains why Dr Disrespect’s E3 Twitch ban wasn’t a mistake
Popular streamer Michael ‘shroud’ Grzesiek has revealed why he thinks Dr Disrespect’s Twitch ban can’t be classed as a mistake.
Fans of Dr Disrespect were delighted when the streamer broadcasted live from E3, walking around the convention center in full ‘Doc’ gear.
The stream did eventually cause issues for the two-time, who walked into bathrooms while streaming on four occasions, with attendees in the background making use of the toilet facilities, something which is against Twitch’s terms of service, and CS:GO pro shroud suggests that if you do something as many times as Dr Disrespect did, it can no longer be classed as a “mistake.”
“Is it a mistake if you do it four times? No,” the streamer told his audience on June 13. “The first time, I can somewhat let it slide. Three times after that, there’s just nothing you can say.”
“You can maybe say something the first time, but three times after that, you know what I mean? He’ll be unbanned, but who knows about the legal side. He will be unbanned though.”
Dr Disrespect’s adventures at the E3 Expo were cut short when he was ejected from the event by security following his Twitch streaming escapades in the toilets, with a source confirming that they had taken away his pass for the conference.
The leader of the Champions Club has confirmed that he’ll be releasing a special recap video showing the best moments from the brief period he was able to stream at E3.
While many are extremely sympathetic to the Doc’s situation, it seems that shroud probably isn’t one of them, and their famed “rivalry” is likely to continue once Dr Disrespect regains control of his channel.