“I’ve become too strong”: COD Mobile streamer iFerg gets handed a 10-year ban in the game

sportskeeda.com:

Pro COD mobile player iFerg has randomly had his account banned this morning, leaving himself and fans confused.

Luke "iFerg" Fergie is the top Call of Duty: Mobile player in the world, recently winning his third Battle Royale Worlds tournament. He has been playing the game since it was released, fighting his way to the top of the leaderboards and consistently proving that he is a master at the mobile game.

He recently collaborated with the game to have a custom skin of himself that can be used in-game. This collaboration between a game company and a popular creator isn't unheard of, however, it was the first time a mobile gamer had such an accomplishment.

With all of this support from COD Mobile, it came as a huge shock that the creator found himself banned.

iFerg joked about the ban, saying that he's become stronger after overcoming a recent illness. While the response was humorous, it showed that he might have had no idea why the ban was implemented.

Fans rushed to give their reactions, most were astonished by the 10-year ban while others told him this is a current problem with unwarranted bans on people.

Many fans shared their humorous reactions, with most pointing out that a creator with their own personal in-game skin has been banned from the same game only adds humor to the unfortunate situation.

Another pro COD Mobile player, "Bobby Plays," quipped that the reason for the ban was Luke's latest video on his YouTube channel, jokingly calling it a one out of ten.

Luke then responds with a short video of himself fake laughing.

While this ban on the top player will most likely be removed by the end of the day, it has seemed to have highlighted the issue of unwarranted bans in the game. Many fans' responses show that this