Twitch Streamer JasonR Accused of Faking Stream Crashes to Avoid Playing Valorant With Women

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Popular Twitch streamers often find themselves embroiled in controversy as their audience calls them out on content they don't enjoy, drama between streamers, or specific decisions made live on stream. One Twitch content creator is currently being accused of faking stream crashes in order to avoid playing Valorant with women for mysterious reasons.

Twitch streamer Jason «JasonR» Ruchelski used to play Counter-Strike: Global Offensive professionally but has since moved to Valorant for competitive play. JasonR is known for playing Valorant on Twitch to a large community, but fellow Valorant fan and Twitch ambassador Annie Dro has taken to Twitter to express frustration with his choices. According to Dro, JasonR has avoided over fifty women by pretending his stream keeps crashing and instead of addressing the controversy, he continues to make excuses.

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JasonR has repeatedly stated live on stream that he didn't hear anyone in the lobbies he entered before being booted from the game, inferring that he was unaware of who was in the lobbies prior to his regular crashes. «It's true, my game crashed, my internet crashed, my stream crashed,» said JasonR amid several expletives during a recent Twitch stream. He continued to express that he didn't hear a woman in the lobby and suggested that his downtime is unrelated to Valorant, CS: GO, or Overwatch team composition.

According to several female Valorant players, JasonR will mute them the times that he doesn't disconnect to avoid playing with them, suggesting that he's trying to avoid the gender altogether while livestreaming. JasonR maintains a Twitch following of around 900,000 fans and some have noticed the Valorant player leaving