Destiny 2 goes out as God intended: Amidst absurd streamer drama featuring four content creators, an esports org, a boutique PC maker, an ex-NFL star, and $180,000
A complex legal dispute involving Destiny 2 streamer Jake Strauss, streamer Ari Smith, former NFL player Kenny Vaccaro's esports organization Gamers First, and boutique PC maker Evolve PCs has escalated. After Strauss won a $245,000 judgment against Vaccaro and G1 for an unpaid loan, the judgment was overturned due to a legal notice error. Subsequently, streamer Mitch Jones stepped in and provided Strauss with $180,000 to cover the initial loan and legal fees, though Strauss continues to pursue legal action against the scammers.
- Entities
- Person: Kenny Vaccaro
- Company: Gamers First
- Person: Mitch Jones
- Game: Destiny 2
- Company: Evolve PCs
- Topic: Legal Disputes
- Person: Jake Strauss
- Topic: Streaming
- Person: Ari Smith
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