Hochul was playing a role-playing game called Devil May Cry. He sighed and frowned whenever he got killed by his enemies. I don't know why he has to play such games that make him sigh and get stressed, but I can understand him I think.

Seemingly, he's enjoying a conceptual danger which he can never encounter in his real life. And life without any danger is indeed not really appreciable, for everyday would be so tedious and banal that we wouldn't feel that we are actually alive; that's why we have movies to watch, video games to play, music to listen and books to read, containing artificial conflicts and jeopardy which our lives are certainly deprived of.