Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player finishes the entire game with 100% completion in a single 136+ hour stream, and "only burst blood vessels in both my eyes" doing it
The definition of what your unemployed friend is up to on a Tuesday, this guy just beat TOTK꧙ in one sitt꧙ing even though no one told him to

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, the sequel to the critically-acclaimed Breath of the Wild, is♕ an absolute beast of a game. It took myself weeks to finish, and others even months due to b✅reaks in between. This one streamer, however, took it upon himself to stream the entire game, achieving 100% completion, in 136 hours.
Streamer Eric "PointCrow" Morino completed a 136-hour stream ꦓon Twitch last week, any breaks taken to tend to his bodily needs, such as sleep, done on stream. According to a celebratory – accompanied by the most exhausted-looking photo you can imagine – PointCrow declared he had 100%'d the open world RPG in 136 hours, 44 minutes, and one second. A feat for sure, but not one many would have the desire to 🌺complete in the slightest.
it took me 136 hoℱurs, 44 minutes, and 1 second to beat all 100% of tears of the kingdom without ending stream. I only burst blood vessels in both my eyes, and I'm a little late to posting this, but we did it!! pic.twitter.com/zOkMVewA3M
PointCrow himself jokes saying "I only burst blood vessels in both my eyes," and I can't imagine the guy is going to look at a screen again for about a week. A fan even if he plans to do it again 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:on the Nintendo Switch 2, referencing the fa⛎ster load-times as a benefit. Honestly, the request feels cruel after what PointCrow just went through, but he didn't appear to rule it out.
"Without glitches I think it would add another couple hundred hours lol," he replies, which means PointCrow may have another week-long stream in his future. Well, someone has to d🍸o these things for the public, right?
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