He had been missing for 45 days, but had only closed himself in a hotel room to play Call of Duty

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Nobody wants to be disturbed while playing video games, but sometimes the do not disturb sign outside the door is not enough. A 40-year-old man of Bulgarian origin and residing in Japan knows that about two months ago, his tracks disappeared suddenly. Friends and colleagues, not seeing him at work anymore, decided to report his disappearance to the police. Law enforcement officers, in the days to come, managed to find a track, tracing the movements of man to a hotel on the outskirts of Tokyo, where there was a hotel room booked in his name. Right there, they found him safe and sound, even if using the word “healthy” is not exactly correct: the man, in fact, had voluntarily lost his tracks, locking himself in a hotel to continuously play Call of Duty. The man, apparently suffering from addiction, refused to leave the room, preferring to play despite the police at the doors. The intervention of the seventy-year-old father was needed to unblock the situation. After a direct flight to Japan, he broke through the hotel room door to see his son. the man was found in poor health and with countless hours of backward sleep, surrounded by bottles full of urine, evidently used to abandon the game as little as possible. The 40-year-old had been suffering from gambling and video games for some time, but was able to keep his impulses under control. Unfortunately, his willpower has faltered this time