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LIFE GAME RULES HOW TO
LIFE GAME RULES PLUS

LIFE GAME RULES PLUS

Short Tasks: These tasks are very short and can be completed quickly, in a single location.įrantic games: If you want to play a fast and frenetic game, you should have a quick kill cooldown, lots of short tasks, short discussion time and short voting time, plus confirm ejects off.Long Tasks: These tasks take the longest as the name implies and involve visiting multiple rooms to complete them.Common Tasks: These are the most basic tasks in the game, and take an average time to complete.If you are seen doing a visual task, that’s proof that you’re not the Impostor. Visual Tasks: A few tasks, such as scanning in the MedBay, are visual, as in other players can see you.Kill Distance: How close (short, normal, or long) the Impostor must be to kill someone.The more Impostors, the longer it should be. Kill Cooldown: How long the Impostor must wait in between kills.Impostors typically get better vision to make their job easier. Impostor Vision: How far the Impostor can see around the ship.

Crewmate Vision: How far the crewmates can see around the ship.

Player Speed: How fast the players move around the ship.

Shorter time limits make the game more intense, longer limits make them more methodical. Discussions can continue during this time.

Voting Time: How long in seconds you have to vote.

Discussion Time: How long in seconds you can discuss Impostors in meetings before you vote.

When playing online, having a long cool down stops it being abused.

Emergency Cooldown: This is the amount of time you need to wait in between emergency meetings.

Emergency Meetings: This is the amount of emergency meetings a player can call from the center of the map.

Confirm Ejects: With this on, it will tell you if the person you just ejected was an Impostor or not.

The limit refers to the lowest number of Impostors allowed (if your lobby isn’t full, the game can decide to have fewer Impostors).

Impostors: This refers to the amount of Impostors in play.

Here's a quick rundown of the settings yo might want to change game to game: Here, we describe what each setting affects, so you know exactly what you’re changing.

LIFE GAME RULES HOW TO

You can also check out our how to play Among Us guide for instructions for play itself, and our Among Us tips and tricks page to try and get the upper hand.Įach map comes with recommended settings, but these can be tweaked by the host. Don't be confined by rules, break them every once in a while.If you want the best settings for Among Us, take a look at our guide below.Don't tell everyone all your problems all the time, you just become a pain.Always admit to your mistakes in life and look to rectify them.Know your values in life and start living by them.Love your partner with everything you have, but don't depend on them for anything.Study nature, it's a gift waiting to be discovered.Don't spend half your life in bed, grab the life outside your head.Stop trying to read everyone's mind, it can't be done.Don't give your power away by letting others dictate how you feel.Prepare in advance for your own confidence.Don't compare your life to others, you are on a different path altogether.Get angry with life when you feel the need, life can soak it up just fine.Stay in touch with your family and friends.Work for someone as a means to work for yourself.Help yourself first, that way you have more capacity to help others.Help others without expecting anything in return.Believe in your own higher power, nobody else's.Make your peace with death when you are still healthy.If you haven't used it in 6 months, give it to charity.Never regret what has happened in the past, you can't change it.Don't buy until you have the money in your account.Want the good things in life, but don't need the good things.Believe in your ability to change your circumstances.Take responsibility for your life up to this point.Here are a few rules I have learned so far. Every one of us have rules we live by, whether we realise it or not. We learn so many lessons as we get older and it's only in quiet contemplation that we can really think about the rules we have learned along the way.