Brazil’s “Special Warlord” player almost got a permanent ban on Twitch because his daughter entered the live broadcast | 4Gamers

Tayhuhu, a Brazilian “Special Combat Heroes” player and live host, was permanently banned on Twitch because of her daughter.

Tayhuhu belongs to the INTZ Angels team of INTZ in Brazil and is a player who specializes in FPS games. The live content includes games such as “Special Warlords” and “CS: GO”.

Tayhuhu said on Twitter that the reason for what happened was that while she was going to get the delivery meal, her 3-year-old daughter sneaked to the computer and used the chat room while her mother was not paying attention, so she was caught by Twitch permanently. Ban station.

According to Twitch’s rules for protecting minors, people under 13 years old are not allowed to live without their parents. So Tayhuhu did violate the rules.

Tayhuhu was angry and frustrated about this. Before being Ban, her channel had more than 25,000 followers. Tayhuhu said that she spent more than a year live, and from the beginning there were only single-digit live views to hundreds of people now, but this unintentional mistake made all her past efforts wasted, and she really needs to rely on live Income to support the family.

Tayhuhu fans also launched #freetayhuhu on Twitter, hoping that Twitch will be online. Tayhuhu temporarily transferred to Facebook Gaming to continue her live broadcast.

Although Twitch did not publicly explain it, it did silently lift Tayhuhu’s punishment later, but this also gave Tayhuhu an unexpected gain, because this incident made more people know her, and Ban was up to about 300 in front of the stage. The number of viewers rushed to 2000 after the lifting of the ban, and the number of followers increased to 33,000.

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