Rea overwhelms in 'Fact Territory Game' with political and economic knowledge... The confrontation with Ugong

In the 9th episode of the wavve original variety show 'The Community 2: The Invisible Hand', participant Rea stood out in the first round 'Fact Territory Game' based on her knowledge spanning politics and economics.

Rea leads the 1st round with political and economic knowledge

In the released video, the keywords for the 1st round of 'Fact Territory Game' were politics and economics. Regarding her opponent Ugong, Rea mentioned, "I am a person who learns politics and economics by watching his YouTube," noting that she naturally felt wary because she knows Ugong is very interested in current affairs and has a strong side in survival. Ugong also expressed tension ahead of the confrontation with Rea.

As the game began in earnest, Rea took the lead by correctly answering political questions one after another. According to the subtitles and the cast's reactions in the video, Rea showed an overwhelming performance in the process of solving the problems. In particular, as she correctly answered political questions consecutively, she demonstrated expertise to the point that the cast members mentioned she was a "political reporter." Rea recorded a high accuracy rate, such as choosing X for the question "Income tax falls under indirect tax" and getting it right.

Ugong's lament and the diverging turning points

As Rea expanded her territory by solving problems, her opponent Ugong expressed psychological pressure. Through his remarks in the video, Ugong conveyed, "I kept feeling like the single candle of my hopes is being extinguished one by one every time Rea erases the problems I might know." Due to Rea's rapid problem-solving, a pattern emerged where Ugong's options to respond were decreasing.

In the middle of the game, Rea gauged the difficulty of the economic field by encountering economic questions such as "If the dollar falls, the profit price also falls." Rea took a strategy of aiming to secure a majority by answering the remaining questions, and in this process, tension continued as correct and incorrect answers alternated. Meanwhile, the turning point of the 1st round was formed as the turn transitions and strategic choices between the Gold Group and the White Group intertwined. The Gold Group employed strategies such as choosing the C3 problem to take a turn in order to make quick judgments early on.