Name of Obligation streamer and former skilled participant Doug “Censor” Martin has been banned on Twitch at present, possible attributable to a number of latest incidents involving inflammatory and offensive language.
Simply final week, Censor used a homophobic slur whereas in an argument with a participant in MW2’s ranked play. And simply two days later, he then used a racist slur whereas in one other argument. In the present day, the ban hammer got here down.
After the primary incident, Censor put out a video on Twitter to apologize, saying it’s “not one thing that I stand for or one thing that I say in my non-public life, ever.” He has but to submit publicly concerning the ban.
Censor, who entered some semblance of mainstream fame throughout his time because the boyfriend of well-known Mexican climate lady, mannequin, and actress Yanet Garcia, hasn’t performed CoD professionally in a couple of seasons and has but to crack an lively roster within the CDL. He’s been on the bench for each the New York Subliners and Boston Breach, however most lately, his content material has been centered round “catching cheaters” in ranked play.
And now, it appears to be like like he received’t be enjoying CoD on stream both, at the least for some time. It’s unclear how lengthy the ban is for, and as of proper now, Censor has not responded to Dot Esports’ request for touch upon the scenario.
All through his 12-plus-year profession competing in CoD, Censor has performed for organizations reminiscent of Envy, FaZe, and Complexity. Most lately, he’s been a content material creator for the Breach whereas enjoying for the group’s Boston Academy workforce in CDL Challengers.
Name of Obligation: Trendy Warfare 3 releases on Nov. 10. It’s unknown if Censor will nonetheless be banned for the sport’s anticipated launch or if he’ll be on-line at midnight terrorizing unsuspecting avid gamers.
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