I love it when the impostors kill the neutral killer round 1. Makes their lives SO much harder! 😂 Also, I'm impressed Steve held back the urge to sheriff DK round 1.
Re: Sweeping round 1. This is why Undertaker is a just a better role. It can hide bodies without revealing that it’s an Undertaker game, and moving a body doesn’t cost a kill cooldown allowing it to play separately from its partner.
As the Janitor Duo, you should AVOID sweeping in Round 1 cause there is MINIMAL upside, and MAJOR DOWNSIDE of doing so. - hiding the fact there is a Janitor until late game is far more advantageous - if sweeping round 1, you risk being paired together and revealing one impostor role for the vigi/neutral killer to guess - only for the small benefit of 'hiding' a single body. - feel free to change my mind or share your own opinion!
I think it depends on the map, in Polus makes no sense to sweep until 7 people are around. In Skeld though, it's just totally different. Sweeping is always good, especially with lack of vitals.
I actually think turning off Vigilante would help alleviate the excessive fears this group has. There's this weirdness where the fear of getting shot causes players to avoid using Imposter role abilities (the group seems to unanimously dislike Miner despite it being really strong), and not having a known evil role makes Vigilante nearly useless. Alternatively, they could set Vigilante to be able to guess only Neutral/Neutral Killer roles.
@@andrewferguson6901 Bait is the guy who runs this channel. So it’s just a double entendre or pun. Could be a triple entendre if this group also played with the Bait role, but alas.
You know, it just occurred to me, I don't remember the last time I've seen this lobby play with any modifiers except for lovers. What happened to the modifiers like bait, radar, giant, flash, torch ect? Did this lobby ever use those or was it just chilled and ze's lobbies?
The icy winds howled across the desolate landscape of Polus as the crewmates scurried about their tasks, completely unaware of the intrigue unfolding among them. Steve, clad in his spacesuit, navigated the frigid corridors with the utmost care. He was the Phantom, burdened with the silent duty of completing his tasks without revealing his special role. Hafu and Courtilly were engrossed in a heated discussion about the recent sightings of Aipha. The crewmates were on edge, their trust in each other wearing thin. Steve, meanwhile, slid into the laboratory, carefully avoiding the gaze of his unsuspecting comrades. DumbDog roamed the frozen expanse with an air of mischief, desperately trying to appear suspicious. He hoped the crewmates would be deceived, casting their votes in his favor. However, his antics were met with skeptical glares, and the crewmates remained vigilant. As Steve moved stealthily through the labyrinthine halls, Aipha prowled in the shadows, contemplating her next move. The reactors began to hum ominously, signaling a crisis that threatened to plunge Polus into chaos. Aipha, seizing the opportunity, sabotaged the reactor, diverting the crewmates' attention. Amid the chaos, DumbDog tried to capitalize on the confusion, pleading with the crewmates to vote him out. However, they saw through his ruse, unwilling to be fooled by the Jester's antics. Disheartened, DumbDog slinked away, his plan foiled. In the midst of the reactor crisis, Steve found himself in the Office, the last bastion of his tasks. The pressure mounted as the crewmates rushed to repair the reactor, unwittingly playing into Aipha's hands. Steve, with nerves of steel, completed his final task, the silent victory condition of the Phantom. As the crewmates rushed to the reactors, their collective focus on the imminent disaster, Steve emerged from the Office, a silent victor in the midst of chaos. The reactors hummed with impending doom, but Steve's completion of his tasks snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. Aipha, realizing too late that Steve had been the elusive Phantom all along, watched in disbelief as the crewmates averted disaster. The alarms silenced, and the crewmates breathed a collective sigh of relief. Unbeknownst to them, Steve, the Phantom, had quietly secured a triumph in the icy depths of Polus. The impostor's plans had crumbled, and the crewmates, oblivious to the Phantom's covert success, continued their duties, their trust in each other temporarily restored on the frozen planet.
I feel the kill on dumbdog could have been a good self-report opportunity, if they hadn't outed the Janitor round 1, Koji could have entered the meeting claiming swooper and if Aipha got a kill might also have had doubts on there about lovers. Then again if Koji hadn't cleaned round 1, it'd also have had "swooper" suspicion.
Huh that would be smart. I guess Aipha stopped try-harding after he was basically a confirmed killer in the first round. So he just decided to have fun and see who would win that duel.
I mean credit to Aipha for sussing out Steve's movements as Sheriff trying to sheriff him, and also trying to play vision and kill Steve in the dark. (as opposed to being passive and not spamming the kill button around steve).
I think sweeping when many are in 1 space is simply a bad thing. Sometimes its just best to sweep someone who was already killed rather than 2 imposters being together potentially throwing the game coz they will be called a pair which could mean they are imps. So like either split and only get together for a sweep or be more mysterious about it even though u happen to be together (that second scenario requires good excuses tho).
@@AmongUsAcademy I know Steve is the main character of this channel, but my top 5 is: 1. Dumbdog 2. Hafu 3. 5Up 4. Tay 5. Janet Tay is by far the best guesser in the world.
Just started the video and the task snapping bug is there in plain sight again. You said it only happens on Polus and Fungle right Bait? I'm amazed the likes of Hafu/Dumbdog can play with that. I'd find it impossible to unsee.
Everyone has their favorite pokemon but sometimes the title is like: "STEVE OMEGA CLUTCH" and when you click the video Steve doesn't say or do anything intersting and he isn't even paying attention. 😂
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I love it when the impostors kill the neutral killer round 1. Makes their lives SO much harder! 😂
Also, I'm impressed Steve held back the urge to sheriff DK round 1.
Re: Sweeping round 1.
This is why Undertaker is a just a better role. It can hide bodies without revealing that it’s an Undertaker game, and moving a body doesn’t cost a kill cooldown allowing it to play separately from its partner.
As the Janitor Duo, you should AVOID sweeping in Round 1 cause there is MINIMAL upside, and MAJOR DOWNSIDE of doing so.
- hiding the fact there is a Janitor until late game is far more advantageous
- if sweeping round 1, you risk being paired together and revealing one impostor role for the vigi/neutral killer to guess - only for the small benefit of 'hiding' a single body.
- feel free to change my mind or share your own opinion!
yeah, it's a good way to get vigilante"d, but I think killing and sweeping right next to crew mates is even worse 😆
They should really play with doomsayer to minimize downside
I think it depends on the map, in Polus makes no sense to sweep until 7 people are around. In Skeld though, it's just totally different. Sweeping is always good, especially with lack of vitals.
@@rabeechowdhuryHow? I'd think Doomsayer would *increase* the downside.
I actually think turning off Vigilante would help alleviate the excessive fears this group has. There's this weirdness where the fear of getting shot causes players to avoid using Imposter role abilities (the group seems to unanimously dislike Miner despite it being really strong), and not having a known evil role makes Vigilante nearly useless.
Alternatively, they could set Vigilante to be able to guess only Neutral/Neutral Killer roles.
Aipha really screwed Koji in the first 15 seconds imo
12:10
Hafu: Innocence is so hard to fake
Steve: Not for me
😂
I was fully expecting Steve to fungle it up, but it seems he managed a net gain. DK was really asking for it tho.
Damn, Steve really loves Bait.
👁 👁
Why is it capitalized.
@@andrewferguson6901 Which word?
@@andrewferguson6901 Bait is the guy who runs this channel. So it’s just a double entendre or pun.
Could be a triple entendre if this group also played with the Bait role, but alas.
You could say Steve is “The Master baiter”
You know, it just occurred to me, I don't remember the last time I've seen this lobby play with any modifiers except for lovers. What happened to the modifiers like bait, radar, giant, flash, torch ect? Did this lobby ever use those or was it just chilled and ze's lobbies?
i love the look of horror in koji's face when he realizes he's fucked XD
The icy winds howled across the desolate landscape of Polus as the crewmates scurried about their tasks, completely unaware of the intrigue unfolding among them. Steve, clad in his spacesuit, navigated the frigid corridors with the utmost care. He was the Phantom, burdened with the silent duty of completing his tasks without revealing his special role.
Hafu and Courtilly were engrossed in a heated discussion about the recent sightings of Aipha. The crewmates were on edge, their trust in each other wearing thin. Steve, meanwhile, slid into the laboratory, carefully avoiding the gaze of his unsuspecting comrades.
DumbDog roamed the frozen expanse with an air of mischief, desperately trying to appear suspicious. He hoped the crewmates would be deceived, casting their votes in his favor. However, his antics were met with skeptical glares, and the crewmates remained vigilant.
As Steve moved stealthily through the labyrinthine halls, Aipha prowled in the shadows, contemplating her next move. The reactors began to hum ominously, signaling a crisis that threatened to plunge Polus into chaos. Aipha, seizing the opportunity, sabotaged the reactor, diverting the crewmates' attention.
Amid the chaos, DumbDog tried to capitalize on the confusion, pleading with the crewmates to vote him out. However, they saw through his ruse, unwilling to be fooled by the Jester's antics. Disheartened, DumbDog slinked away, his plan foiled.
In the midst of the reactor crisis, Steve found himself in the Office, the last bastion of his tasks. The pressure mounted as the crewmates rushed to repair the reactor, unwittingly playing into Aipha's hands. Steve, with nerves of steel, completed his final task, the silent victory condition of the Phantom.
As the crewmates rushed to the reactors, their collective focus on the imminent disaster, Steve emerged from the Office, a silent victor in the midst of chaos. The reactors hummed with impending doom, but Steve's completion of his tasks snatched victory from the jaws of defeat.
Aipha, realizing too late that Steve had been the elusive Phantom all along, watched in disbelief as the crewmates averted disaster. The alarms silenced, and the crewmates breathed a collective sigh of relief. Unbeknownst to them, Steve, the Phantom, had quietly secured a triumph in the icy depths of Polus. The impostor's plans had crumbled, and the crewmates, oblivious to the Phantom's covert success, continued their duties, their trust in each other temporarily restored on the frozen planet.
@@dazaisans I’m just bringing back the copy pasta tradition. (This was the description for Steve’s phantom win video)
I feel the kill on dumbdog could have been a good self-report opportunity, if they hadn't outed the Janitor round 1, Koji could have entered the meeting claiming swooper and if Aipha got a kill might also have had doubts on there about lovers. Then again if Koji hadn't cleaned round 1, it'd also have had "swooper" suspicion.
Aipha knew Steve was sherif, why didn't he just wait and assassinate durng the meeting?
Hubris
Plot armor
Huh that would be smart.
I guess Aipha stopped try-harding after he was basically a confirmed killer in the first round. So he just decided to have fun and see who would win that duel.
Maybe in the off chance that Steve's a neutral killer out for blood, maybe? I dunno. Duelling is fun, though.
I mean credit to Aipha for sussing out Steve's movements as Sheriff trying to sheriff him, and also trying to play vision and kill Steve in the dark. (as opposed to being passive and not spamming the kill button around steve).
I think sweeping when many are in 1 space is simply a bad thing. Sometimes its just best to sweep someone who was already killed rather than 2 imposters being together potentially throwing the game coz they will be called a pair which could mean they are imps. So like either split and only get together for a sweep or be more mysterious about it even though u happen to be together (that second scenario requires good excuses tho).
Koji has gotten SO good at lying lmao
Koji cringe: "What sabotage is being called? Lights?! That's weird, I usually just call comms and scrub it out."
I love how Janet went from being as clueless as Kimi to a top 5 player in the world within 3 years. We love to see growth!
Hanging out so much with the Among Us King Steve means she of course got better 😂
Top 5 player in the world? You’ve never seen comp lobbied then because these dudes are nowhere near it.
Hey, at least Kimi is better than Lilypichu who hasn't learned anything in 3 years.
@@AmongUsAcademy I know Steve is the main character of this channel, but my top 5 is:
1. Dumbdog
2. Hafu
3. 5Up
4. Tay
5. Janet
Tay is by far the best guesser in the world.
Lol no where close to top 5 in the world
If the Janitor is going to clean Round1, it HAS to be immediate, if Janet doesn't get a report button then it would have been a great kill
That report range for Hafu’s cleaned body was so long
i love you too among us academy
I do not change view about janitor and round one. Only that they should not be in a crowd when they do it.
I missed that bg music.. reminds me of the og days
Just started the video and the task snapping bug is there in plain sight again. You said it only happens on Polus and Fungle right Bait? I'm amazed the likes of Hafu/Dumbdog can play with that. I'd find it impossible to unsee.
It happens on every map
@@AmongUsAcademyAhh that sucks! I haven't played in a while tbf but can still get my fix here :)
i think that beginning play was fine, janet just got the report from way too far away and was honestly pretty unfair
They always forget that one of the people that died could have also got to kill.
100% koji shouldve stuck to blaming 5up hard kuz aipha was dead. He tried tho
How tho? DK was hard clearing 5up and Kimi!
Ik im a bit late, but Fungle 👍
Why is this channel so obsessed with Steve? He's just a dude from the unfunniest group Cowchop has ever collabed with.
Everyone has their favorite pokemon but sometimes the title is like: "STEVE OMEGA CLUTCH" and when you click the video Steve doesn't say or do anything intersting and he isn't even paying attention. 😂