Streamer Banned From Twitter After Saying They Would Like To "Shoot The People At Twitch HQ"

thegamer.com:

Narcissa Wright returned to Twitch in 2022 after a four-year hiatus following her 2018 ban. She has recently been streaming mostly in the Just Chatting and Breath of the Wild categories. Known for previously speedrunning Ocarina of Time, Wright was banned again earlier this week for breaching Twitch's terms of service. Following this, she posted threatening tweets targeted at Twitch HQ.

Trigger warning for self-harm and suicidal thoughts.

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"I want to kill myself and shoot people at the Twitch HQ! Hahaha," Wright wrote on Twitter before her ban (as reported by Dexerto). Evidently, the ban took a toll on her, as she continued to tweet about her suicidal thoughts: "The internet is hell. Real-life is hell, too. And Twitch makes me want to die!" Her Twitter account has since been deactivated, so these tweets can no longer be found. Fans didn't take the shooting threats seriously, and instead decided to focus on her mental health amidst the two bans.

She managed to nab the world record speedrun for Ocarina of Time back in 2014, beating the game in only 18 minutes and ten seconds.

Their original ban in 2018 was for breaching Twitch's terms and services on nudity and sexual content, but the new one reportedly came from opening a link that had content breaching some as yet unknown part of Twitch's terms of service. Given that she was only banned this week, there haven't been any other developments - she could very well return to the platform sooner than she did before, although her comments on Twitter certainly don't help matters.

Though it is reflective of her mental health which has many of her fans concerned for her own well-being,