Thành viên:No-ADN-G/Crew

Bản mẫu:Newers Bản mẫu:TeamBox The Crewmate is one of two possible roles in the game Among Us.

Goals

The primary goal of the Crewmate is to complete all tasks while not being killed by the Impostor, with the secondary goal being Finding the Impostor, and kicking them off the ship. Crewmates who have been killed by an Impostor become ghosts.

The Crewmate is assigned a variety of tasks, ranging from fixing color-coded wiring, uploading data to the admin, fueling the ship engines, memorizing patterns, as well as many more tasks not listed here.

Abilities

Report

A Crewmate can use the report button to report a dead body, and bring the entire crew into a meeting to discuss who the Impostor may be. Impostors also have this ability.

Use

A Crewmate can use the 'Use' button for a variety of interactions. The most common is for activating and completing tasks. Crewmates can also use this button to manually call an emergency meeting (if the host allows for it), check security cameras, check doorlogs, or to view the admin map. Impostors also have this button, but cannot complete tasks with it.

Death

When a crew member is killed by the Impostor, their body is dropped to the ground, completely broken in half with a bone sticking out, and a ghost will appear from the body. In this state a Crewmate can move freely through the walls, without having to cross an entire corridor to reach the place and can do tasks, however, the only disadvantages are that their messages in the chats do not appear to the remaining survivors, they cannot start an emergency meeting, or resolve sabotages. Ghosts can also use the chat feature outside of meetings to chat with other ghosts. The corpse of a Crewmate disappears after it is reported, as well as if someone reports another body or an emergency meeting is called. If the Crewmate has a pet, it will stay on the spot they have died. This can prove to be decisive evidence to convict the Impostor posing as a Crewmate, if used wisely.

Strategy

• Be the 1st one to complete a task early game- Because you are the only one doing a task and no one is dead early game, it can make you 90% verified if you do a nearby short task which can be completed quickly and the task bar would increase. This can prove very helpful in situations where you are not sure who to trust as you have already an idea on who is a crewmate based on what they had done to increase the task bar. (An example of this would be the MIRA HQ task in the launchpad area, where you have to fuel the engine, it's the fastest short task nearby which can make the task bar go up and only some crewmates may have it, it can practically make a crewmate 100% verified or help you in finding the Impostor who is faking it)
• Watch others do visual tasks - If you see someone at scanner (Medbay), asteroids (Weapons), shields or Skeld trash (Storage), stop and watch them do it. If they leave and no animation has played, they may be the impostor faking the task and calling an emergency meeting or making it known during discussion would be best. If an animation does play, they must be innocent and you could stick with them, and certainly vouch for them.
• Never mark someone as 100% innocent for grouping with you- Just because they were with you for some time in the game it doesn't make them 100% innocent, as they could have very well have killed someone before you had met, it's best to take note how long the killcooldown of an impostor is, that way you can vouch for someone based on those facts.
• Finish tasks early - Try to finish your tasks ASAP. During the endgame when there are 3 to 4 people left, you have to all stick together and constantly run around the map to fix sabotages while trying to complete tasks.
• Get Yourself Verified - Get other players to see you performing a medbay scan, priming shields, throwing trash in the storage area or, if applicable, shooting asteroids, as these are the only actions that can completely verify one's status as a Crewmate.
• Stay Near Verified Crewmates - Stay with people that you trust or have seen doing tasks.
• Don't be suspicious - If you aren't verified, don't run around chasing people, it only gets you kicked out.
• In the endgame, have a buddy - In the final 4 situations, either all clump together or go in groups of 2. That way, if a buddy dies, you know their buddy is the Impostor. The Impostor would try to split up the group but can't because it usually means abandoning their own buddy, which is also suspicious.
• Show yourself being targeted - If you see an Impostor use a vent and/or start chasing you and you are able to escape their initial ambush, rushing for the button isn't always best, as you have no evidence that they're an Impostor and in some cases, Crewmates may suspect you instead of throwing the accusation out. Instead, make them chase you to rooms where other Crewmates may be working. Either you escape the Impostor and can then go to call a meeting or resume your tasks, or the Impostor continues to follow you and is seen chasing you by other Crewmates, gathering support in your favor to kick out the Impostor once a meeting is called. Once other Crewmates besides you realize the Impostor's identity, it only takes one of you to go and call a meeting to get the Impostor kicked out, and they can't chase all of you at once if you take different routes. This method can help to win the game if they're the only Impostor or only Impostor left.
• Don't call a meeting at the start of the game - There are plenty of reasons this could be a good idea: you can make strategies with your teammates, you can reset the shortened Impostor kill cooldown, or you could tell people to follow you to a visual task, however calling an emergency meeting at the start of the game almost guarantees you will die. Others may become angry at the inconvenience and eject you for it.
• Use security - While using security you are a sitting duck, but with practice you can tell approximately where everyone should be on the map, unless they vented. (especially on Skeld)

Trivia

• A curious case is when a Crewmate is dead at the same time that a body is reported, so, when the discussion ends, their body will appear at the lobby consequently, leading to another discussion.
• On the Crewmate's back, there is a "backpack" that serves an unknown use.
• When killed, Crewmates do not display any blood or internal organs from certain animations.
• There is an in-game pet called the Mini Crewmate.
• The Crewmate's species is unknown. While at first glance they appear to simply be cartoonish humans in almost-featureless colored space suits, the MedBay scanner states the Crewmates are only three feet (approximately one meter) tall, much shorter than a human.
• The Crewmate role is very criticized by several video game websites, being one of the Rock, Paper, Shotgun, as Craig Pearson considered this role "exhausting".