Twitch streamer in the hospital playing Diablo 4 for straight 13 hours, says ‘my legs hurt’

The arrival of Diablo 4 has meant some taking their lives to the limit and dedicating dozens of hours to the game regardless of the consequences. That is what has happened to the popular streamer Asmongold, who returned to his Twitch channel after months of inactivity to celebrate the premiere of the Blizzard title. However, it seems that playing so much and leading an inappropriate lifestyle has taken its toll.

Asmongold has never hidden his mental health and anxiety issues, which has led him to only broadcast on a secondary channel. In a Reddit post, the content creator explained what happened after spending 13 hours streaming on Diablo 4. “It amazes me that this is a problem in my life, and I hate myself for allowing it,” the 33-year-old Twitch streamer says.

Asmongold has tried various ways to cope with the anxiety, but neither medication nor talking to friends has helped. The really serious thing comes when the day after dedicating 13 hours, the streamer noticed pain in his leg and ended up going to the emergency room to be treated: “I woke up and my leg hurt. I was stressed, worried. If you sit for so long and then your leg hurts, it could be a blood clot. That scared the hell out of me,” the content creator feared.

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The gamer ended up in the hospital after playing Diablo for 13 hours

Fortunately, in the emergency room, they did not see anything strange and he is in good health. However, now Asmongold has a constant panic that his lifestyle will end up hurting him, but at least everything indicates that he will modify certain aspects to avoid these bad moments. He hid all this anecdote from the viewers and even from her relatives so as not to worry them, but, given the seriousness of the matter, she ended up making her problems public. Even so, he is well aware of two things: “There are two sure things in life: death and taxes .”