Ubisoft took the lead at E3 Direct in 2021 by unveiling Avatar: Frontier of Pandora, but Félix xQc Lengyel stole the show for his antics during the Far Cry 6 slot.
The Canadian streamer is undoubtedly one of the most notorious streamers on Twitch. He has a huge following which is corroborated by his viewership records.
However, he fails to draw the line sometimes, which is exactly what happened during Ubisoft Forward.
The Canadian streamer is a huge fan of industrial trade fairs and gaming conventions and often streams these events to have a closer relationship with his ardent followers.
This is exactly what happened when Ubisoft revealed intricate details into their Far Cry 6 Battle Pass and surprised the world by giving a glimpse of the new Avatar title.
The convention got a but monotonous, but xQc being the scandalous streamer that he is, took matters into his own hands and found a way to entertain his audience.
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Navid Khavari, the Narrative Creative Director for Far Cry 6 appeared on the screen for a round of Q&A with the viewers. The Overwatch pro launched an unexpected chat spam after posting "!WaterBuffalo."
This was enough to send his fans into a state of frenzy, as thousands of viewers spammed the chat using the same phrase.
A clip of the same has already gone viral, managing to grab over 42,000 views and is only climbing ranks.
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xQc is a behemoth on the Amazon-owned streaming platform and it doesn't take more than a few seconds to gain traction, implying that occurrences like these have become fairly regular.
What's next for xQc?
The variety streamer received a permanent ban from the NoPixel GTA RP server after landing in turbulent waters on several occasions.
The reason behind his ban was his erratic behavior and a rocky relationship with other roleplayers.

It's safe to assume that what happened to him was more or less a repeat of what went down with OfflineTV's Rust server.
Since his permanent ban, xQc has been streaming Valorant and has also joined a public GTA RP server. The rules aren't as strict as NoPixel, ensuring that the he won't get banned again.
