I tried this on other matches before, and it seem to work. It doesn't work all the time, but it can be used to trick people that an influencer sends you a message of a predicted colour. What do you guys think of this strategy?

are they okay 😭

Those lobbies are already a joke, but there's nothing "expert" about relying on influencer hints to catch impostors.

I’ve been playing Among us for a while, and there’s a few things I think should be like basic rules/understanding before playing the game. So, here are my personal observations:

If you accuse, give evidence.

”Trust” is not acceptable evidence.

Even if you’re 100% sure who it was, still tell the crew the basic things: Where it was, was it normal or viper, why you know who it is etc.

If roles are on, make sure it wasn’t ss before you blindly accuse.

Also, there’s always those in the lobby who will only see a color mentioned and will vote for that despite context. Be careful with the colors you mention and who you accuse.

It takes only one person to fix lights. If someone is already fixing, step back and wait.

Avoid stacks. Should be obvious.

If you’re host and ban someone cause they killed you in the game, put the game away and come back after you’re no longer childish.

If you’re host and you were imp, and you ban someone cause they caught you, put the game away. You’re just a petty person.

If you’re host but won’t ban toxic players, leave hosting to others.

It’s okay to be happy you won, or happy you got an imp out, but there’s a difference between being happy and being obnoxious. Keep your celebrations moderate.

If viper has a very long dissolve time, it’s not a good role. Bodies won’t dissolve before they’re found and can’t even claim ss.

A good viper dissolve time depends on the map. For example, Mira needs a shorter one, while Airship can have a longer one.

Do your damn tasks. Unless there’s a ridiculous amount of tasks that can never be completed. In that case, focus on catching the imps.

Feel free to add to this list in the comments, or argue if you disagree. Also, if there are any players who have hosted and added so many tasks the amount is just not realistic, could you tell me why?

Thanks!

(he's a little scared but he's determined to teach those imposters he ain't afraid of them with his cardboard sword.)

(Also some fanart I tried to do of him showing off his sword against a possible threat)

Cost: 90 stars (70 for the Halloween comicscube, 20 for the pet pack), If I'm not mistaken, the wig costs 10,000 beans.

I accept criticism

I don't know why it happened but that was a good lobby and they all left

Context: I'm a YouTuber who uploads gaming stuff (Lately Geometry Dash content) Most of my shorts hit around 5-15 views, maybe 1.4k if I'm lucky. I found an old Among Us video on Reddit, and my infinite wisdom said "Oh what the heck, why shouldn't I upload it."

Fast forward to this morning, (as I'm writing this) I go to my YouTube page and see this, genuinely how did this happen

All i could make today :) give me some ideas below

So there is a person named RAWAN, they are usually found in North America and there are two of them and they both call each other a copy so the one I meet calls her/himself "the famous gayboy" this isn't really serious i just wanted to know if you guys know them or it's just me finding them everytime!

It's a bit strange because Crewmates are employees of a mining association (The M in MIRA stands for Mining)

Click here to see other floors https://www.reddit.com/r/AmongUs/s/Cut9iwMr6v Btw still w.i.p

(TLDR at bottom)

(I would like to apologize in advance for the lack of artwork, as you can probably guess I'm not exactly artistically inclined, and as bad as I am at drawing I'm even worse at video editing or animating so that wasn't going to work either).

Okay, so with the addition of the Influencer I think we've all pretty much come to the conclusion that the Imps need a new role to help balance the incredibly powerful, and in some cases blatantly overpowered (cough Detective cough) crew roles. Given that the crew has two ghost roles that pretty much neuter the Imps and the Imps have zero, I think a lot of people have also come to the conclusion that there should be an Imp ghost role. This is my attempt at that.

Disclaimer: these are just my preliminary thoughts. I'm open to changing them, this is just kind of what I came up with and why I think it could work. This is by no means a final, finished, fully balanced proposal.

HAINT

As a ghost, the Haint would lose access to the regular sabotage menu, meaning that they would be unable to sabotage, for example, doors or O2. However, they would gain access to two new abilities, with the idea being that they would use these abilities to help their living Impmate secure risky kills or get away from them. The new abilities are as follows:

HAZE

Much like the communications sabotage buff included in some mods, this would essentially be a "lights without the sab" ability. When triggered, all crewmates turn gray and lose their cosmetics. For balancing, this may share a cool down with critical sabotages, such that a living Imp cannot simply call lights after Haze and stack the two information restricting abilities.

-Cooldown: 30-45s, adjustable

-Duration: 10-15s, adjustable

-Effect on Engineers in vents: vision -50%

SPOOK

While Haze helps your Impmate get in to make a kill, Spook is to help your Impmate get away. When used on a crewmate, their speed and vision are reduced, allowing a Phantom to disappear or a Shapeshifter to shift or every Imp to get to a vent. This would, however, last for only a short time, meaning very bad plays are still punished. Bodies can still be reported and tasks can still be completed while spooked.

-Cooldown: 20-40s, adjustable

-Effects: Player speed is reduced by 25-75% adjustable, and player vision is reduced by 25%

-Duration: 5-20s, adjustable

Basically, much like how the Influencer is more or less a teamer role on the part of the crewmates, allowing them access to information they shouldn't have (since their goal is to find the Imp); Haint is a similar but more balanced mechanic for the side of the Imps, helping them pull off otherwise risky kills (given that their goal is to kill).

Any feedback is appreciated, I'm not exactly a game designer so this may be just the most unbalanced thing ever put to words but I thought I'd share it.

TLDR: Haint turns everyone gray and removes their cosmetics like the Comms sab buff in many mods, and can temporarily slow down a crewmate to allow an Impmate to get away

Also, if you're wondering why I chose Cyan instead of, like, Black...

it's an Easter Egg/reference. (Cyan was the closest color)