LogFAQs > #945169602

I think saying that's completely missing in Among Us is way off base. Tasks give players something to do to keep them moving them around, and to split the group up to create opportunities for the imposters. If you speedrun all your tasks, you'll be done them very quickly, but it also will isolate you from everyone else and make you an easy target for murder. As a result, players don't want to get picked off alone and instead spend a lot of time taking long detours or following other players around. This leads to suspicious behavior like watching what other players are doing. It creates plenty of space for weird actions that needs to be explained.

I do think tasks can be a bit awkward when it comes to faking. A newer player just doesn't know enough about the tasks to believably fake them, and even a pro imposter has a tough time fooling a crewmate that knows every task perfectly. But there's still a lot of room to maneuver for both sides.

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