In a surprising revelation, popular Twitch streamer Félix “xQc” Lengyel has recently come forward to disclose his co-ownership of the widely acclaimed NoPixel RP server forGrand Theft Auto Online. Withmillions of followers tuning in to watch xQc’s entertaining and often hilarious Twitch streams, his involvement in one of the most prominent role-playing servers is undoubtedly an exciting development.
The NoPixel roleplay server upholds a strict set of rules to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience for its online players. While these guidelines may seem unconventional for a game likeGrand Theft Auto, they play a crucial role in cultivating an immersive role-playing environment. However, it is crucial to bear in mind that xQc, a veteran member of the NoPixel community for an extensive period of time, has been involved in a contentious history of consistently disregarding these rules, ultimatelyresulting in a series of consequential bans on the NoPixel server.
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During a stream on May 30, xQc surprised his viewers by revealing his co-ownership of theGrand Theft Auto OnlineNoPixel RP server. He shared the details in a sincere manner, explaining the progression of ownership within the NoPixel community. Initially, Koil held complete ownership of NoPixel, with 100% control. Subsequently, xQc and Buddha joined the picture, resulting in a redistribution of shares. At present, Koil retains 50% ownership, while xQc and Buddha each possess a 25% stake.
Recognizing that this announcement may cause concern among some viewers, xQc was also quick to clarify his role within the server. He emphasized that his involvement as a co-owner had nothing to do with administrative decisions, such as bans, unbans, or rule enforcement. While it remains to be seen how xQc becoming co-owner will impact the server, it is worth noting thatNo Pixel has faced multiple controversies in the past few months.
Last month,NoPixel gained significant attention due to a lawsuit filed by one of its former developers, Danny Tracey, who is also known as DW. The lawsuit revolves around ownership disputes, with Tracey holding Koil responsible for damages totaling $150,000. In addition to the lawsuit, another notable event emerged last month when a prominent role-playing streamer named Penta announced his departure from the NoPixel server. Penta accused the administrators of neglecting instances of abuse and criticized their lack of action.
Grand Theft Auto Onlineis available now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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