The game is more like a board game. And relies on players to be willing to follow rules. Most games now days are limited so no alternate rules can be made. Among us is so basic it allows player enforced rules. It’s not as concrete as standard games, but with the right group any rule you want can be applied.

As someone who hasn’t played Among Us, this thread is like reading a scientific thesis from 400 years ago

[quote]I hate them so much... People who blindly follow others... So here’s the story, I am one of two imposters, and...[/quote] that's where i lost interest.

Well ... here's a story [spoiler]First imposter round, five seconds in I'm at Medbay with a body in front of me. Apparently the other guy there was NOT the impastapal so he reported and, yeah it's made apparent I'm an imposter. I admit it, saying how it's a shiny button, catch em off guard. Then I say good luck [guy who reported me (guy)] so to fool the others. Then as a ghost, I followed my actual impastapal. I turn off lights close doors and all that. He kills a guy by the map and bolts, then I lock doors and I see orange walking in from heartbeat area, so I set a sabotage to get him away from there, luckily he doesn't see it. By then, [guy] walks in from bottom decontamination and reports. My previous juke and the fact there's very few folks left eventually gets the [guy] voted off and we win... That was fun...[/spoiler] Other times I'm just voted off cause... text can apparently come off as sus