He said the Twitch ban is set to last 14 days and the Amazon-owned company refused to tell him what it was for, though he speculates it was the comment about shooting kids. He mentioned that in the past he’s received emails from Twitch explaining the situation around much less serious penalties. Following Hoyt’s latest Twitch ban, the streamer once known for playing World of Warcraft said he’ll “tone” things down to avoid more suspensions, but said he won’t back down from his increasingly extreme and racist views. Hoyt later continued, “People can say I’m mean, they can say I’m evil, they can say everything, but they’re not saying I’m wrong. And I think that’s for better and for worse.