For Crewmates:1. Stick with Others: Being in a group makes it harder for the Impostor to kill you without witnesses. 2. Use Visual Tasks Wisely: If you’re assigned a visual task (like MedBay scan), wait until others can see you do it to confirm you’re innocent. 3. Keep Track of Tasks: Prioritize completing your tasks quickly. The more tasks completed, the closer your team gets to victory. 4. Stay Aware of Vent Locations: Memorize where vents are so you can recognize suspicious behavior around them. 5. Use Emergency Meetings Judiciously: Don’t spam emergency meetings; only call them if you have solid information or suspicions. 6. Observe Players in Admin: The Admin table lets you see where players are on the map. Look for anomalies like sudden movements across the map (indicating venting). 7. Watch Security Cameras: Monitor players from Security cameras, but don’t stay too long or you might get killed while distracted. 8. Move with a Purpose: Wandering aimlessly makes you suspicious to other players. Always head toward a task or emergency. 9. Take Note of Alibis: Keep track of who was where and when. If someone changes their story, they might be the Impostor. 10. Discuss Effectively: During meetings, share information calmly and clearly. Listen to others and ask good questions to determine suspicious players.
For Impostors:11. Blend In: Act like a Crewmate by doing fake tasks and moving with the group to avoid suspicion. 12. Use Sabotage Strategically: Sabotage can separate Crewmates, create confusion, or force players to areas where you can easily eliminate someone. 13. Fake Tasks Carefully: Pick common tasks to fake, and be mindful of task bars and visual tasks that could expose you. 14. Venting Wisely: Vent to escape after a kill, but ensure no one is around to catch you entering or exiting the vent. 15. Pair Up with a Crewmate: Sticking close to one player while avoiding kills can make you seem innocent. If they die later, you’ll be less suspected. 16. Self-Report Sparingly: Self-reporting can clear suspicion if done right, but overusing it makes you look guilty. 17. Sabotage for Distraction: Create distractions (like turning off lights or causing O2 emergencies) to either draw attention away from a body or set up a kill. 18. Double Kill with Another Impostor: When both Impostors are near two Crewmates, coordinate a double kill for efficiency. 19. Blame Innocent Players: In meetings, subtly accuse innocent players without being too aggressive to divert attention. 20. Don’t Overplay Your Innocence: Act natural in discussions. Acting overly defensive or overly accusing can make you seem guilty. 21. Use Kill Cooldown Smartly: Always keep an eye on your kill cooldown, and use it at the right moment—don’t rush into kills that could be risky.
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