So for context im Noisemaker. At the 5th round, Black died. Since black was noisemaker i was able to clear rose, lime AND hc myself bc i did scan. Maroon was claiming to be engineer and i did belive them bc i was watching the vents maroon was camping on from the walls. Only white, tan and blue wasnt clear that round. White was saying that they were imp so i didnt sus them, giving me blue and tan. When i asked blue where they were, they said that they were cleared by black and didnt tell me where they actually were. I obv sused them and voted them out, they werent imp. Next round white got voted out and at the last round only me maroon tan and lime were left and after lime got killed we got tan out. AND I GOT BANED FOR SUSING BLUE. I cleared EVERYONE and i got kicked bc i sused the wrong person bc they didnt tell me where they were. İ usually dont post like this, but this fandom is made out of kids who cant understand reasoning.

I know it's spooky month and ppl like sharing their outfits + ideas, but they still technically count as "low-effort/quality" posts, and they can get/have been repetitive in the past when ppl are posting essentially the same thing multiple times a day or week.

Everyone comment their AmongUs skin and we will all rate. I will submit my own but I have a few submissions.

Does anyone here play the TOUM mod, or any other mod like EHR or project lotus? Just wanna know how many modded players are on this subreddit.

this is an among us challenge i came up with involving the fiery five version of beanboozled, where everytime you die you spin two wheels: 1 for how many i have to eat, and the other for which ones i have to eat, and if i lost the round i spun both wheels and put them into a punishment cup, and you had to eat them all at the end of your session, thought you guys might have some fun with this idea :)

the poisoner is an impostor role whit the hability of poison crewmates instead of kill the crew.the poison have 3 stages:first the victim can't report or call a meeting(also can't repair sabotages),then the victim will lose his role hability and last he dies out of nowhere.the poison cooldown is from 30 seconds to 60.the hability help a lot because you can disappear the judges, detectives and engineers and the sabotages will become a bit easy.im working on the trailer.italic font I'm bored so I put this lololollll

In 2021 I looked to this thinking that a big impostor destroyed it

I have to get this off my chest since ppl are bringing up the rule again, and I've been curious for a while now. But really, how common is it for ppl to self in the first place, when the majority of the crew roles are enabled and actually win from it these days, cuz most of what I see is "it's a noob strat" still -, is it?? If you play with 3 engis, GA's, 2 trackers, and a scientist, etc., to immediately punish the imps with, because in my head, any decent player won't be doing it as much as some ppl think they might be when they're allowed to, and the no self rule has been so ingrained in a lot of ppl's heads that they won't even consider someone might have done it as a strat, even when a host has told the lobby that it's allowed.

And I'm talking about decent lobbies with balanced settings that know what they're doing, not noobs or lobbies that have 2-3 of every crew role and buffed-up settings that make it practically impossible for an imp to even attempt to self and get away with it unless they've given up.

Since Detective was released, I feel like in the games I've played since then and even before that, most imps usually won't do it, let alone win from it now.

Bro catching imposters that killed in the same room at the same time is very easy like here’s an example 😭😭😭,(please do not hate or threaten anyone in the image)

Also, in the last image, we all voted black, including himself, so I was joking about skipping

There is 2 roles not just one 1imp 1 imp ghost and there is still another 2 roles we know nothing about

Que tal me quedo bien pase días para que me quedara bien 👍 🙃

This topic gets brought up a few times every week, and generally the discussion ends up as "expert lobbies bad" without anyone explaining why this exists, only why people think it exists. I exclusively play Expert-tagged lobbies and I actively search for lobbies that run house rules. I have done so for going-on three years now, so I feel qualified to speak for why the Expert-lobby folks so commonly have No-Selfing as a house rule.

First of all, there is a distinction between the more common "No-Selfing" rule and the rarer "No-Imp Reporting" rule. No-Imp Reporting is the problematic one, as it bans imposter players from ever reporting bodies. As one could expect, it gets used to clear crewmates easily and is run by lobbies that don't really intend to lose as crew. If you play in a house rules lobby, treat this rules' presence as a red flag.

On the other hand, No-Selfing or No-Self Reporting generally only means imposter players cannot IMMEDIATELY report their own kills or alternatively cannot report the bodies of anyone they kill UNLESS NECCESARY (specifics may vary by host, ask for clarification before taking a chance). The reason for this rule is fourfold:

1. The lingering stigma: Back in the prime days of 2020-2021, when we ALL were noobs, selfing was a common tactic. As a result, the tactic remains associated with low-level, new players, and as such is looked down on by the "experts" purely on principle.
2. Interference with other Imposters: For a similar reason why nearly all house-rule lobbies run the "No Dead Imposter Sabotages" rule, experts value the control and skill of each individual imposter player vs. the skills of the crew as a collective. Anything that causes one imposter player to interfere with the gameplay of the other/others is therefore frowned upon. This includes shapeshifting into the other imposter, trying to rope the other imposter into clearing one another, snitching, sussing, etc. By self-reporting and triggering a meeting, an imposter player interferes with the gameplay of the other imposter/imposters thereby making the tactic despised.
3. Control: There is truth to the fact that expert lobbies are controlling. For the same reason why the recently created Auto-Kick mod is so popular (the mod that scans the level of joining players and kicks/bans anyone below some chosen level), expert lobbies want to enforce a certain level of minimum competence on all players in the lobby. Because of reason 1, self-reporting is associated with new players, hence why it is banned on principle.
4. Clarity: Credit dreamilyyy for reminding me of this. The final reason is to simply prevent the spamming of "Self" in chat whenever a body gets reported. Another consistent fact about expert lobby players is that they hate repetitive or disruptive behaviors like "start" in lobby, "random" button pressing, and door sabotage spam. This might actually be the biggest reason honestly.

Ultimately, what the house rules actually mean does depend on the host, I'd be lying if some lobbies didn't treat "No-Selfing" as "No-Imp Reporting", that does happen. But as someone who has been playing consistently in public lobbies for a long time, I stand by the value of house rules, and I understand why many high-level players want enforced competence. A balanced lobby where EVERYONE is trying, is capable of doing work, and no-one throws or leaves instantly is an incredible experience that I personally always aim to have.

But I know a lot of people just play casually and aren't really "tryharding" all the time, so I hope I was able to explain some of the enigma that expert lobbies can seem like from the outside.

First of I Don't Use those things(i can't sya word as its ban on community).

But I been getting ban 3 times alredy from lobbies because of my lag, plus the news updates make it my conection more wonky.

What this makes, is that it can see "the past", as animation of running or killing become too slow or lag behind that i can catch imps on the kill, or ss or phamton or even vent.

As well it makes it easy as a crewmate to catch imps this also give me the disadvantages of being kill without seeing near others. Or as an Imp i get caught as i get stuck.

Instead of having colorful images which you can just use to say the imps color, it would all be in black and white. The images would have danger signs, imps role images, directions, and vent images. I think this would be better so you actually have to come up with a good pair of images, and the crewmates have to figure out the images and what the images means.

I was thinking about a Role that could check “Scanlogs” but then I remembered that there's no scanning platform on the Fungle Map. I'm so disappointed 😓

"Oh but the Impostors cant do anything about it!" Communication sabotage exists dumb ass

Detective has the highest risk and reward gameplay i cant count how many times i had to risk my life just so i could detect a person, and the ability not even THAT powerful. yeah you know where the person was when the body was reported but that doesn't really prove much and you can easily forget the person who reported the body and accuse them.

Hate how many people thing Detective is OP that don't have any brains in their skulls

Yeah uhh this post is a joke :D

The slides 7-20 show the route of the skeld and the dropship.

My english is very crooked just nod and be nice please i changed the photos over 4 times just because of the fungle part

As we can see in game, normal crewmate can't vent. And we can see it in the show too. However in among us story on guard the guard can vent, despite the fact that they aren't an engineer. And in hide n seek everyone can vent.

Maybe the guard can vent just because is a simulation, but hide n seek is weird. So, unless, idk, all the crewmates are engineer and they were sent to remove a dangerous parasite or something like that, something is wrong

Inspired by the well known deduction game Ultimate Werewolf (Role: Lone Wolf).

I think this role would make lobbies with three impostors more fun, since one impostor affectively plays as a crewmate.

Also, sentences like "I can't be the impostor, I voted out an imposter" are less valuable, since the person could be the Imperator.