Livestream 25 hours continuously, gamers are still healthy, but PC screen blue error

A Canadian gamer known as Shroud has just challenged himself to live a 25-hour livestream with the game World of Warcraft Classic. However, while Shroud is still healthy, this guy's computer is less durable than unbearable and has a blue screen error. This caused the live stream to be interrupted.

Shroud's real name is Michael Grzesiek, he is a Canadian professional gamer and also a famous streamer on Twitch with FPS games like PUBG, Fortnite Battle Royale, CS: GO and Apex Legends.

After playing the livestream again, Shroud exclaimed, "I don't know what the hell is wrong with my computer. It's weird and crazy, it got a blue screen error."

World of Warcraft Classic is a game that recreates World of Warcraft - the game associated with the childhood of many gamers. Despite being just launched, World of Warcraft Classic has attracted a large number of players, making it always overloaded. Even, to experience this game, players also have to 'queue' for hours.

Shroud is no exception, this guy has spent most of the day waiting.

The computer crashes and restarts Shroud will have to "queue" if he wants to play again. However, this guy stopped to rest because he was quite tired and showed signs of exhaustion.

This is not Shroud's longest-running livestream yet. Earlier, in February 2018, this guy used to stream PUBG games for about 40 hours and caused his expensive computer rig to crash.

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