Destiny forced to cut his stream short at TwitchCon

Twitch personality and former professional Starcraft 2 player Steven “Destiny” Bonnell was caught livestreaming at TwitchCon.

In real life (IRL) streaming is prohibited in certain areas at the event due to its aggressive nature. The ban came into fruition after TwitchCon 2017 in Long Beach, California, where the abundance of IRL streamers led to claims of harassment.

Destiny, however, was evidently unaware of the ban—or at least he made it seem like that’s the case. “So what’s going on here?” a Twitch employee said to Destiny. “Ummm, nothing,” Destiny said. “I’m vlogging.”

This wasn’t the case, though. Destiny was streaming and he appeared to be stealthily hiding his camera. But he didn’t keep up the ruse for too long. After asking, “wait, who are you?” he quickly changed his tune.

He was immediately apologetic, and he looked faintly embarrassed. “Are we not allowed to stream in here?” Destiny asked. “I’m so sorry.”

Destiny addressed the stream before promptly turning off the camera. “Okay, I love you guys. Be careful. Ripperino,” Destiny said.

TwitchCon in Berlin, Germany ends later today. There’s still plenty more time to catch up on the event, though.