Question 99 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

Question 99 has no actual question. Instead, the music cuts out, and you are in a military facility in the desert. There's a control panel in front of you with many buttons and a 10-second timer. The Fusestoppers can't be used either.
On the top right of the panel are two big, red, circular buttons next to each other. You must click the big red button to the right. Clicking any other part of the panel will cost you a life.
When you click the button, the timer will freeze and a loud beep will play. The question number fades away as an American missile is launched from the silo, and you'll be treated to a cutscene depicting a nuclear war incinerating much of the earth - with part of Nena's "99 Red Balloons" playing in the background, a reference to the question number.
File:99 Red Balloons.mp4
Once the missiles have landed, the visuals and music will start glitching out, a single A-pitch will start playing, and the quiz will show a BSoD - you'll have to fix the mess you've caused in Question 100.
== Trivia ==
* Aside from the timer and big red buttons, there are a few other elements on the panel with meaning:
** A warning radar showing a bunch of balloons - a direct reference to "99 Red Balloons," where a bunch of balloons are mistaken for enemy attacks.
** Two square buttons labelled "Play Solitaire" and "Mutiny"
** A DEFCON counter, ranging from 5 to 1. 1 is highlighted in white, meaning that nuclear war is imminent.
* If you let the timer reach zero, the military facility will be blown up, suggesting that another country attacked the U.S. first.
* Just like Questions 99 of TIQatar, TIQatar 2, and TIQatar 3, the question number is a red balloon, but this one has the most direct reference to the actual song.
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