It's unclear as to why Jarvis orchestrated this fake comeback to Fortnite. None of the FaZe members who reside at the content house can play Fortnite until their internet service provider issues a new IP. This time, the developers dropped an IP ban on Jarvis, which impacted the entire FaZe Clan content house. However, this was no ordinary ban that we typically see out of Epic Games. The rest is history, and Jarvis's troll effort resulted in a ban. Although he appeared on screen in front of tens of thousands, he deployed a decoy by the name of SlaterKodish to handle the sticks while Jarvis occupied the camera frame. It turns out that Jarvis was not actually playing Fortnite when Epic banned his alternate account. He eventually followed through with his promise, but some factors behind the scenes escaped viewers. Along with some fellow FaZe members, Jarvis constructed a tweet that sparked discussion on social media. In a YouTube published one day after Jarvis' return to Fortnite, the FaZe Clan member detailed his elaborate scheme to fool Epic Games and the internet. The 18-year-old released a YouTube video detailing the process leading up to his triumphant return to Fortnite. However, it seems that Jarvis's publicity stunt was nothing more than a fake. On September 12, he did so in a stream that lasted about 15 minutes, peaking at 45,000 viewers. Jarvis resurfaced recently, promising to return to Fortnite live on his Twitch stream.
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