Twitch streamer Hugo “LetsHugo” is a participant in the fourth season of 7 vs. Wild. While the others often see the cold as a possible reason for abandonment, he finds something completely different to be much worse.
Danger: This article contains spoilers for the third episode of the fourth season of 7 vs. Wild.
What is Hugo’s problem? After just a few hours in the wilderness of New Zealand, Hugo can name his problem and that is boredom. In a conversation with Joe Vogel (3rd episode of the 4th season on Freevee) he says: “I would like to have a cell phone or something.”
Hugo also continues to talk about the topic with fitness influencer FlyingUwe. It is entirely conceivable for him that he would abandon the project after a week because he couldn’t stand the boredom.
Besides, he wouldn’t understand how the others put up with the whole thing. Hugo says he does so much, but time passes too slowly for him.
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Hugo’s boredom makes him cry
What are the consequences of Hugo’s boredom? As the Twitch streamer moves away from the group, he explains how boredom is bothering him. He says the lack of stimulation makes him nervous and has some sort of panic attack.
Finally, Hugo starts to cry and says he doesn’t understand why he feels so bad about it. He is probably no longer used to “just chilling”.
Why is Hugo feeling like this? Uwe cites the possible reason that the Twitch streamer is overstimulated. He always has a screen in front of him, whether it’s the PC or something else: “But it’s also nice without all that stuff.”
Hugo’s boredom is not the only problem the group has to endure. The cold and hunger drive the group to extremes and two camps soon form: less than 24 hours after the suspension at 7 vs. Wild, the group is already on the verge of splitting