One of the most famous and renowned series of soccer video games FIFA-- developed by Electronic Arts or EA company-- seemed to have already enough with the rants and vulgar comments of the famous FIFA Pro Player, Kurt "Kurt0411" Fenech. Now, the name is deleted from EA's database. Today, the company announced that Fenech would no longer be allowed to play any of their games and use any of their services permanently.
EA permanently bans Kurt0411 FIFA pro player after insulting the game
EA recently released a statement saying that Kurt0411's "threatening behavior" will no longer be tolerated on the game and stating that he already "crossed a line of decency into very personal attacks and breach our Terms of Service."
"As a result, today Kurt0411's EA account will be banned from playing our games and accessing our services due to these serious and repeated violations," said EA on a statement.
The banning of famous FIFA player Kurt0411 from the game seemed to be an expected turn of events from the side of EA. Fenech does not just blatantly critics and accuses EA on social media but even recorded his rants on various Youtube videos that he posted on his account.
Recently, he uploaded another video of him bashing the video game with the title "Looking at the people behind the biggest scam in gaming history: Community managers #01." This video was already deleted from Kurt's account, so there's no rush to search it now.
However, since its a major issue in the gaming world, a 'diss track' video was recently made on Youtube that explains the main rants of Kurt and how other players are also sharing the same rants with the famous FIFA player.
EA clarified that they need to ban Kurt on their platform to protect other players and serve as a lesson to all gamers that releases unprofessional comments about the game.
"We build games and communities for players to have fun. Creating a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone without fear of harassment or abuse is a vital part of that. Our Terms of Service include a Code of Conduct that we ask players to abide by to keep our communities healthy and safe. We have an ongoing focus to create communities where everyone feels safe and respected, including in-game toxicity reporting tools as well as new moderation tools. And, we will continue to add more features," said EA.
Kurt Fenech answers back against to EA
Since the banning issue, Fenech already released his own statement on EA's action to ban him, saying that this action is not enough on shutting him up.
He also added on his Twitter account that the company has "money, but we have numbers."
End of the day I have never said anything I shouldn’t have. This is just deeper than anyone thinks. They didn’t want me competing at events cos they were scared I’d win them, now I’m the 2nd biggest streamer of their game and they’re scared I’ll overtake their golden boy — Kurt (@Kurt0411Fifa) February 24, 2020
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