The most awesome guy plays "World of Warcraft" and breaks the Guinness World Record! Play until you hallucinate

Hungarian players play World of Warcraft and break the Guinness World Record

Today we take a look at a piece of news from the Guinness World Records official website (guinnessworldrecords.com), a player from Hungary Barnabás Vujity-Zsolnay Breaking the world record for the longest game marathon in an MMORPG. (MMOPG = Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game)

This player named Barnabas is a chef by profession, and his entire game process is played through the Internet Livestreamed and all proceeds from the livestream were donated to charity.

Barnabas passes the time by clearing dungeons with friends and fighting other players in designated arenas.

However, after 30 hours of playing, he said he started to get bored because he had nothing to do, and around 45 hours in, he started hallucinating.

"I noticed mild hallucinations starting to form," he recalled. "It's fun, but it's also hard to concentrate while live."

According to the rules of every "Longest Marathon" record, Barnabas accrues a five-minute break after an hour of continuous running. time. Only during these breaks can he eat, nap, or go to the bathroom.

Barnabas said fatigue was "really hard to deal with," but he never felt the need to consume any caffeine, instead drinking only water. It is estimated that he drank approximately 15 liters of water during his record attempt.

Barnabas is no stranger to gaming marathons, as he has been playing World of Warcraft non-stop for over a decade. As a teenager, he I often play 10 hours a day on weekdays, and even 16 hours a day on weekends.

“I don’t regret it, but I don’t recommend it either,” he said of all the time he’s dedicated to the sport over the years.

"I love this sport and if it is broken I will break the record again. I want everyone to know that and I will fight for it my whole life."

Many players may feel that playing World of Warcraft for 60 hours is not a lot, it is only two and a half days. But in fact, one of the rules is quite harsh, that is, only 5 minutes of rest are allowed every hour. If it exceeds, it will be invalid, and the entire live broadcast is also required.

In fact, there are many players who play for several days in a row during the new version's open leveling phase, but they may not necessarily be able to meet this requirement throughout the process (for example, if you are sleepy and accidentally doze off for half an hour). In any case, getting the Guinness World Record by playing World of Warcraft is pretty cool.

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