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Cody “Clix” Conrod, the Fortnite pro from the house of NRG Esports is once again at the center of Epic Games’ crosshair. Almost the entire community is aware of Clix’s occasional shenanigans. The pro is well-known for being toxic and has even gotten himself in trouble for saying hateful things online, both on stream and during competitive gameplay.

However, it looks like Epic Games has recently issued a warning again to the NRG pro on the grounds of toxic behavior. Currently, Clix has no other option than to go extremely low key on his streams and elsewhere. We only include the word ‘elsewhere’ because we all remember him getting into fights with people on Twitter. Well, looks like that is exactly what he plans to do.

On a recent stream, Clix got visibly nervous about Epic Games slapping a permanent ban on him. He speaks about being careful with everything he says, lest Epic comes after him with an overall ban from Fortnite. He says, “Oh my god, like, you don’t understand this, I have to hold back bro… They’re out for me.”

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Clix nervous after a Fortnite ban scare from Epic Games

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As we said, Clix is well-known for his toxicity. He may be considered a bit too loud and passionate for his game. Although there are some who argue that Epic should turn a blind eye and treat it as harmless shenanigans, the company seems to disagree. This might be a good time to point out that the Fortnite pro has already faced three Twitch bans for his actions.

But, on the brighter side, the popular streamer seems to be making efforts to not come across as toxic anymore. Quite recently, he tweeted this.

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It is good to see the pro try to reform since a permanent ban on a player as talented as him would be a shame. It’s no secret that his former behavior put him at a major ban risk. This way, the pro can fulfill his aspiration of being “The next Ninja or Tfue“.