Thomas Trewren most commonly known online as Tommey is a Call of Duty esports player who is currently a streamer for 100 Thieves. Cheaters on the game Call of Duty: Warzone have been one of the major problems in the game up until now. With the massive influx of cheaters playing the game, Tommey decided to come to the forefront of calling these hackers out. During the recent Twitch rivals tournament on January 22nd, tommey together with other participants in the tournament accused streamer METZY_B and his team of cheating.
Because of this, METZY_B and his team were disqualified from the said tournament. Metzy_b on the other side, claimed and shared with his viewers that he is innocent of any wrongdoing and would like his name to be cleared. However, twitch streamer Tommey made a public apology via twitter post regarding the accusations he made towards Metzy_b.
A well known Warzone streamer and exposer in @100 Thieves @Tommey has now been banned for 14 days on Twitch, apparently for revealing personal information on.
Tommey admitted that he made a mistake as he wrote on twitter; “I apologize for that. I didn’t want to take it any further, but nobody else seemed to care and he asked if I’d talk to him so he can prove he was clean, which he did. I’ll hold my hands up and admit we were wrong. I’m sorry for letting a lot of you down. I don’t know what more to say, but I accept and deserve anything that comes from this.” Twitch streamer Metzy_b hasn’t responded yet to Tommey’s apology.
It appears that no one is safe from seemingly random Twitch bans with little to no information in the modern age, even if they're partnered with a monumental organization well-known in the esports scene.
- Thomas ' Tommey ' Trewren is a Call of Duty esports player, currently a streamer for 100 Thieves.
- Twitch streamers can never seem to stray too far away from some kind of trouble. In the spotlight today is 100 Thieves streamer Tommey, who has himself been banned from Twitch. The ban was first.
- — Tommey (@Tommey) January 22, 2021 Twitch continued on with the event as normal after the ban of the team. The results of the event appear to be final, with little to zero chance of a do-over.
Tommey, one of the more popular Call of Duty: Warzone X plane 1972 trailer. streamers partnered with the 100 Thieves organization, has announced today that he won't be streaming for the next fourteen days. That's not due to a personal crisis, but because Twitch has doled out a ban with a 'very vague' reason behind it with neither clip nor context, Tommey stated in a tweet.
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The fourteen-day ban is noticeably larger than other punishments handed out to arguably more severe infractions, such as undressing on streams or abusing animals in front of an audience. The general ambiguity of the ban, which Twitch notes was for breaking the Terms of Service, has Tommey frustrated. His day job for the past few years has suddenly come to an unexpected halt, and there seems to be no opportunity to correct the behavior as Twitch is refusing to offer context.
I received a very vague reason without any clip or context. This not only ruins the progress and growth we were making but also stops me from competing in any form of WZ tournament and also playing with anyone who’s streaming on Twitch.
No clue what to do.
— Tommey (@Tommey) February 23, 2021No clue what to do.
Other streamers are looking on with noticeable concern, remarking how simple it is for their platform to suddenly pull out from under them. If there was an associated context that would allow streamers to review behavior, then ultimately streamers would be able to better control their streams to ensure they're falling well within Twitch's guidelines. After all, they're streamers, and their income relies entirely on maintaining a stable platform.
Hope Tommey gets unbanned on twitch. That’s literally my worst nightmare.
— Ral (@Rallied) February 23, 2021Vague bans appear to be happening more frequently, with no sign of stopping anytime soon. Echoing far too many bans in the past, no one involved knows precisely why Tommey is now banned, aside from Twitch. While speculation is rampant, Tommey informed Dexerto that the ban is related to 'releasing non-sensitive personal information on VOD.' The most recent segment of drama involved Tommey, however, could cast a light.
On January 21, 2021, Twitch hosted a $250,000 Warzone competition that Tommey participated in. Global parcel service. Tommey has moved from the Call of Duty esports scene directly into Call of Duty: Warzone which has had its fair share of cheaters, and Tommey has made an arguable name for himself within streaming communities in calling these cheaters out.
I messed up. I’m sorry, you’ll never see something like this from me again and I’ll do better and be better.
— Tommey (@Tommey) January 22, 2021Tommey Twitch Ban
A participant of that Warzone competition was METZY_B, who was accused by none other than Tommey of cheating during the tournament which ultimately led to METZY_B's team being removed from the tournament. Tommey remoted into METZY_B's computer on stream that evening, at METZY_B's ardent request, and could not find any cheating software, likely accidentally leaking information in the process. Afterward, Tommey apologized on Twitter for how he handled the accusations and promised the community to 'be better.'
At any rate, the difficulty of using Twitch as a means for income for Tommey has notably been stymied for the interim. He's forced to drop out of the Mainland Gaming tournament that begins today with $2,000 on the line. Tommey was entering into the 2v2 Invitational tournament with Almond, who has since paired with Intechs and has made it to the third round thus far.
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Source: Dexerto
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