Dr Disrespect mocks CoD with Warzone 2 stream stats after not inviting him to event YouTube\/DrDisrespectLegendary streamer Dr Disrespect had a cheeky response to Call of Duty for not inviting him to the Warzone 2 event after revealing he had a monster broadcast on his end. Dr Disrespect remains one of the top streamers in the world even after his mysterious Twitch ban in the Summer of 2020, but he remains uninvited to numerous CoD events. The two-time has theorized that his vocal criticism of the franchise is what resulted in Activision refusing to invite him, but that hasn\u2019t stopped him from still partaking through other methods. During a November 9 broadcast, Doc was forced to watch other streamers\u2019 gameplay of Warzone 2 and the DMZ playtest. To the two-time\u2019s delight, he had one hell of a stream. Dr Disrespect\u2019s Warzone 2 DMZ stream gets huge views Taking to Twitter after the event, Dr Disrespect joked that he \u201chad a blast at the event today\u201d and thanked Call of Duty for \u2018inviting\u2019 him. In the post, he attached his YouTube broadcast stats, revealing he\u2019d raked in 811,032 total views with an average view duration of 24:04 \u2013 undoubtedly, very impressive numbers. To sum it up, people stuck around to see what Doc thought of the reveal and how the two-time would react to the new game. Throughout the stream, Doc highlighted his concerns with the mode, such as the amount of AI and its depth, as well as the Al Mazrah map. With YouTube streaming stats worth celebrating, it will be interesting to see if Activision decides to reinvite the two-time to events in the future.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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