Asmongold says Destiny should be unbanned from Twitch

The WoW streamer thinks Twitch needs to pick a lane on its political problem children.

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TL;DR
  • Asmongold publicly argued that Destiny should be unbanned from Twitch, calling the platform's moderation inconsistent.
  • He compared Destiny's permanent ban to his own 2024 suspension and Hasan Piker's continued presence on the platform.
  • Destiny has been banned from Twitch since March 2022 with no detailed public explanation from the platform.
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Asmongold has thrown an unexpected lifeline to Destiny, telling viewers that the long-banned political streamer deserves to be back on Twitch.

During a recent stream, Zack “Asmongold” Hoyt said Twitch’s handling of controversial political streamers makes no sense. His pitch was simple: “either ban all three of us or none of us,” referring to himself, Hasan Piker, and Destiny.

The argument is about consistency, not friendship. Asmongold isn’t exactly part of Destiny’s fan club, and the two have taken shots at each other over the years. But he sees a clear double standard in how Twitch handles its loudest political voices.

Twitch has been criticized for years over inconsistent enforcement, vague ban reasoning, and a lack of transparency on indefinite suspensions. Destiny’s case is the one critics keep pointing to. There’s no public timeline, no detailed reason, and no public appeal process.

Asmongold’s take cuts through the usual noise because he’s not defending a friend. He’s calling out what looks like uneven treatment between three streamers who all carry similar “brand risk” for the platform.

Twitch hasn’t responded to the comments, and Destiny’s account remains banned at the time of writing. Hasan and Asmongold are both still streaming on the platform as usual.

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