tripleS reveal spy deduction and mudflat secrets in 'Badge War4: Trust No One' commentary

Members of the group tripleS shared details regarding the psychological warfare and specific filming conditions through a commentary video for the final episode of their self-produced content, 'Badge War4: Trust No One'.

"A game conducted over 3 days": Filming in mudflats and the sea

In the released commentary video, the members noted that the game was not a brief session like a board game, but a long-term process spanning 3 days. The members discussed the difficulty of the challenges held in the mudflats, recalling the hardships of filming in the mud and various situations that occurred at sea. In particular, they discussed the results of the games conducted in the water and the scenes where members engaged in long conversations at the hotel.

Psychological warfare: Spy recruitment and voting

The members engaged in detailed conversations about 'recruitment' and the search for the 'spy,' which were the core elements of the game. In the video, they discussed how crucial the timing of recruitment between members was, noting how surrounding individuals were eliminated once a specific member was recruited. Furthermore, expressing concern that voting power could be concentrated based on a single member's opinion, they explained how the deceased (members eliminated from the game) discussed voting for a specific person. During this process, the members shared moments of doubting one another to find the spy or having to suppress laughter to avoid revealing their identities.

The final investigation using heart rate monitors

Discussion continued regarding the investigation process, the final stage of the game. The members revealed that a psychological investigation was conducted using heart rate monitors and spoke about the tension felt at the time. The video conveyed the members' facial expressions during the final investigation and the situations resulting from the heart rate monitor readings through their recollections. Finally, the members shared their thoughts on how the game concluded with only 4 agents surviving.