Tyler “Ninja” Blevins was undoubtedly one of the most popular Fifteen days streamers in the world since the popular battle royale game released a few years ago. However, Blevins now seems to be coming to an end with the game if things don’t start to change quickly.
The problem that Blevins has with Fifteen days it comes less with the game itself and more with its players. In the past few days, Blevins has been the victim of several sniping attempts by multiple players. If you’re not familiar with this term, it basically means that people who are playing Fifteen days around the world will enter a game with Ninja and then use his stream as a reference point to know where he is in the game. From here, they’ll track him down and kill him when he least knows it. It is essentially a modern iteration of the peak of the multiplayer game screen of the past, except that Blevins himself cannot reach the peak of the screen in return.
Blevins said he believes that most players who do this do so in Fifteen days they are simply children seeking influence. “They’re the same kids, bro. Get out of my game. Get away from me. You’re not proving anything by getting into a shitty game and running to someone, and when you know, they’re fighting with someone f *** ing. killing them, “Blevins said in frustration in a recent flow. “But good for you, man. Take your fucking clip [and] send to your friends. You killed the Ninja. I haven’t played this game in a long time. I don’t play anymore. I come back, and I still almost kill all of you idiots. “
Blevins went on to say that all it does is make the game much worse to play. In fact, he went so far as to say he could stop playing Fifteen days in total, at least when in operation. “All they are doing is just damaging the game because I am going to fucking play. I am not going to broadcast,” he said.
Although there is a good chance that Blevins will continue to play Fifteen days in the future, it is difficult to deny that sniping on the broadcast definitely made him broadcast the game less than before. Last year, Blevins probably broadcast a lot more Valorant then something. It remains to be seen what Blevins decides to do next, but in all likelihood, the chance for him to transmit Fifteen days as much as it did a few years ago, it looks like it’s gone.
[H/T Dexerto]