Hinata Nao Among Three Survivors of Death-Game Quiz at TABRUST Server Event
Four players reached the tenth and final question of the true-or-false quiz, and the three who got it right won a recycler.
ACEEEZ — Hinata Nao was one of three players who survived a ten-question “death game” quiz on Day 7 of the TABRUST server event on Friday. The survivors won a recycler, a machine the host described as very important in the game’s world, and Hinata’s team put it to use at its base afterward.
The host staged the quiz as a true-or-false game. Players answered by sitting on a circle or a cross seat, had about two minutes per question, and were killed if they chose wrong, then sent to a viewing area above the arena. Questions covered the game’s mechanics and the server’s own details, from the cost of Normal mode entry to the odds on the casino slots, which the host put at 1 in 8,192.
“Hinao has a feeling today is going to be total chaos.” — Hinata Nao, before the quiz began
Hinata had opened the stream saying she had a feeling the night would be chaos. She followed her teammates’ lead through the early questions, then said she was surprised at how much she remembered when she got the Normal mode entry-fee question right. As the questions grew harder, the players split between the two sides, and four remained for the tenth and final question. Three of them answered correctly, and the host read out their names. The survivors lined up for a victory photo, and Hinata said she was delighted to have won an official event. One viewer sent a Super Chat of congratulations during the celebration.
The night went on with raids for Hinata and her team, including Hard mode monuments and a Normal difficulty dungeon, and a sixth member joined the team’s base. Late in the stream a teammate set off fireworks above the base. Hinata said she planned to return to the server the next evening, after a birthday celebration stream ends, at around 8 p.m. Japan time, for the event’s final day.
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This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Japanese captions and chat replay. Quotations and chat messages are translated into English and may not be exact; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.