During a Grand Theft Auto roleplay session on NoPixel V, xQc accidentally took off his clothes in front of a stranger.
In his last stream, famous streamer xQc accidentally took his clothes off while talking to a person in NoPixel V. The incident happened in Grand Theft Auto 5’s official collaboration between NoPixel and Rockstar Games. This provides a great roleplay experience. During the conversation, xQc was looking at his inventory, and a misclick removed the clothes of his character, leading to a funny moment.
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xQc Accidentally Removed Clothes of His Character in NoPixel V
Recently, NoPixel V got a bunch of visual changes thanks to the collaboration with Rockstar Games. Los Santos now has new areas, new interiors, and many quality-of-life features made for GTA roleplay. Inspired by all of this, xQc decided to get into the server and experience the new NoPixel V. After roaming in Los Santos, xQc and his friend went to a clothes shop to see the collection, and this is where the incident occurred.
The streamer looked at a bunch of outfits, hoodies, shirts, and other clothing options. Soon after, a user came to shop, and xQc’s friend asked them to rate his outfit. The trio had a good conversation about clothing, vibes, and outfits, and everything went perfectly fine. After a while, xQc started looking around the UI that lets him customize his character. However, this did not go so well, as a single misinput took all his clothes off in front of the other two, creating a funny scenario.
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