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If you don't show it on stream when CoD next happens, this quote and the Internet Archive will make sure to let everyone know that it wasn't true.
She changed the settings to show that after I posted. Her games list is also now public.
I didn't. you literally changed your settings after I posted.
But having watched a few of your videos it's not surprising you would act like this about it. The entire basis for your channel is gas lighting and trolling.
The player in-game said he realised you were playing a recording and trolling him. He probably reported you. It would be easy for him to find a technicality and claim he was offended, particularly given you were playing a recording with obvious sexual noises in the background. Likely upon that review, some low-wage worker spent a few seconds listening to your mic, heard the noises on your mic, and clicked the temporary ban button.
Rightly or wrongly, Activision probably temporarily banned you for playing a recording designed to troll other players. "Communication with others, whether using text or voice chat, must be free of offensive or harmful language."
They probably invited you to COD next for PR management, worried they temporarily banned a streamer.