YouTube star Herschel “Dr Disrespect” Beahm has been frustrated with Call of Duty: Warzone for the past few months. But the battle royale’s Easter update may have been the last straw for the popular streamer.
For Easter, Warzone decided to add some new elements related to the annual holiday. Some loot crates located throughout the map were replaced with Easter baskets. Within the baskets was a Contraband contract for weapon blueprints. This was a fun addition for some more festive players, but Dr Disrespect wasn’t in the holiday spirit.
“Nobody wants that. Nobody,” Dr Disrespect said.
Dr Disrespect seemed frustrated when he ran into one of the Easter drops. According to the Two-Time, not even six-year-olds cared about the Easter update. Not only did Dr Disrespect find the update annoying, he also noted there were bugs that made it even more frustrating.
A week ago, Dr Disrespect
uninstalled Warzone. At the time, he called the game boring and “fucking stupid,” putting him in a bad mood. After being eliminated in a subsequent match, the Two-Time had enough. He started to rage, exclaiming that he wanted Warzone “the fuck off [his] system.”
Even though Dr Disrespect is back to playing Warzone again, it seems that it’s still an endless source of frustration for him. The controversial streamer was previously annoyed with the game’s new zipline feature, which he said catered to snipers and campers. He also noted that some previous patches were “horrific.” And now he’s recently thrown a fit over the game’s Easter update.
Dr Disrespect is clearly fed up with Call of Duty: Warzone and is hoping developers will focus on important issues within the game instead of creating more holiday events. But this time he hasn’t uninstalled the game from his PC.
Where does Dr Disrespect stream?
Ever since being suddenly and permanently banned from Twitch, Dr Disrespect has been streaming on YouTube. The Two-Time hasn’t lost much momentum either, routinely pulling in large viewership numbers similar to those he had on Twitch.
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