Under Section 2 – License Conditions of the Fortnite user license agreement, it is stated: “in the event that Cheats are identified, you agree that Epic may exercise any or all of its rights under this Agreement.” He also enjoyed one hundred percent accuracy with every shot he fired. Using aimbot, Jarvis was able to see his opponents on the map. It is a software program that rewrites the game’s code. Jarvis filmed a video of him using aimbot software, which is deemed as cheating in the eyes of Epic Games. He is also part of the gaming esports organization FaZe Clan.

Jarvis is a popular Fortnite player, amassing over two million subscribers on YouTube. The British player violated their user license agreement when he downloaded and used modification software, giving him an unfair advantage when he was playing. The game developer of Fortnite, Epic Games, has passed down a permament ban to 17-year old Jarvis Khattri. Hopefully, Jarvis learned a lesson from this whole ordeal and can find a new game to make a home and find success.A famous Fortnite player has received a life ban for violating the user license agreement. It shows just how unaware young players can be of the consequences of their actions. How someone who has made a name for themselves uploading and creating video content didn’t realize that making a video of himself cheating then providing proof of said cheats would get all of their accounts banned is honestly dumbfounding. It’s one thing to start hacking knowing the consequences and getting punished, but it’s another to do all of this and expect no repercussions. Jarvis has yet to state what his plans are now that he is permanently banned from Fortnite, he made a name for himself with, though did note he would continue to upload videos in the future. He was also able to see where everyone is at any given point.Īfter the first account gets banned, they created a second one and continued to utilize the aimbot to get more footage, believing the punishments would be limited to those accounts and allowing them to get off scot-free.

He also, along with one of his fellow members from FaZe, took videos with a camera and a phone showing the hack. In the re-uploaded video, Jarvis can be seen admitting to utilizing an aimbot on a secondary account, which he also admits is being played on a second computer in the hopes that his main account on PC won’t get banned.

Jarvis aimbot video