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Description
The Origin of Among Us:
A group of dor-, I mean, scientists were stationed on an unknown space station. The scientists were required to complete several, tedious tasks each day between all of them. It was staring to become boring to them, so they all came together to discuss what they could do to not be so bored. The discussion eventually lead to the scientists creating a game for them to play that would make their days on the station more interesting and fun which involved them humiliating each other. They called this game Among Us, a game they would play on days they had nothing to do. It is unknown whether any of the scientists enjoy getting humiliated, but they do find the game fun.

Game Rules and Mechanics:
In Among Us, there are twelve players, and each are referred to by the color of their suit and matching underwear. Ten of the players are Nerds, and two of the players are Bullies. The Bullies are selected at random, and only the Bullies know who's a Bully. The Nerds' job is to complete tasks around the station, while the Bullies' job is to prevent them from completing all of their tasks. The Nerds win when they complete all of their tasks or figure out who the Bullies are, and the Bullies win when they have taken out majority of the Nerds or the Nerds did not fix a sabotage in time. All players are unable to talk to each other until the end of the game or and can only talk during meetings. Bullies take out Nerds by humiliating them, and how a Nerd gets humiliated is "random"(In reality, it's just whatever the Bully decides to do to the Nerd). When a Nerd gets humiliated, they have to stay exactly where they were humiliated until they are found and reported. For example, if a Bully gives a Nerd an atomic wedgie, the Nerd has to stay where they are and cannot remove it until the end of the game. When a humiliated Nerd is found, everyone will be called to a meeting, and all remaining un-humiliated players will begin to discuss and give reasons for who they think might be the Bullies. Humiliated players can only speak to other humiliated players, and can continue doing tasks after the meeting has finished, but cannot interact with the remaining players only other humiliated players, the remaining players pretending they aren't there. After a certain amount of time, the meeting will end and the players must vote either on who they think is the Bully or vote to skip if they believe there isn't enough evidence. Majority vote is the one that wins unless there is a tie for votes, which case the voting will be skipped. When a player gets a majority vote, the player is then given a double atomic wedgie and the computer will say whether they were a Nerd or a Bully and how many Bullies remain. Any humiliation given to a player is not allowed to be fixed or removed until the game ends, so players who get voted out are going to have to waddle around like that for a while. Bullies are also able to use vents to get around the station quicker and can "sabotage"(Its a pretend sabotage, because a real one would be dangerous) areas in the station. If the Nerds cannot fix a sabotage before the timer runs out, the Bullies win. Bullies have to wait five or ten seconds between humiliating a Nerd, otherwise it would be unfair. Players can call an emergency meeting to discuss with the other players if they think someone is acting suspicious or perhaps they saw a player use a vent. Additionally, players can watch cameras that are around the station in the camera room in an attempt to see if something suspect happens.

And so that is Among Us, a game of humiliation created by bored scientists on a space station which we aren't really sure if there's any importance to it. (I'm pretty sure I got everything, but it's possible I could've forgotten a mechanic. )

Description
The Origin of Among Us:
A group of dor-, I mean, scientists were stationed on an unknown space station. The scientists were required to complete several, tedious tasks each day between all of them. It was staring to become boring to them, so they all came together to discuss what they could do to not be so bored. The discussion eventually lead to the scientists creating a game for them to play that would make their days on the station more interesting and fun which involved them humiliating each other. They called this game Among Us, a game they would play on days they had nothing to do. It is unknown whether any of the scientists enjoy getting humiliated, but they do find the game fun.

Game Rules and Mechanics:
In Among Us, there are twelve players, and each are referred to by the color of their suit and matching underwear. Ten of the players are Nerds, and two of the players are Bullies. The Bullies are selected at random, and only the Bullies know who's a Bully. The Nerds' job is to complete tasks around the station, while the Bullies' job is to prevent them from completing all of their tasks. The Nerds win when they complete all of their tasks or figure out who the Bullies are, and the Bullies win when they have taken out majority of the Nerds or the Nerds did not fix a sabotage in time. All players are unable to talk to each other until the end of the game or and can only talk during meetings. Bullies take out Nerds by humiliating them, and how a Nerd gets humiliated is "random"(In reality, it's just whatever the Bully decides to do to the Nerd). When a Nerd gets humiliated, they have to stay exactly where they were humiliated until they are found and reported. For example, if a Bully gives a Nerd an atomic wedgie, the Nerd has to stay where they are and cannot remove it until the end of the game. When a humiliated Nerd is found, everyone will be called to a meeting, and all remaining un-humiliated players will begin to discuss and give reasons for who they think might be the Bullies. Humiliated players can only speak to other humiliated players, and can continue doing tasks after the meeting has finished, but cannot interact with the remaining players only other humiliated players, the remaining players pretending they aren't there. After a certain amount of time, the meeting will end and the players must vote either on who they think is the Bully or vote to skip if they believe there isn't enough evidence. Majority vote is the one that wins unless there is a tie for votes, which case the voting will be skipped. When a player gets a majority vote, the player is then given a double atomic wedgie and the computer will say whether they were a Nerd or a Bully and how many Bullies remain. Any humiliation given to a player is not allowed to be fixed or removed until the game ends, so players who get voted out are going to have to waddle around like that for a while. Bullies are also able to use vents to get around the station quicker and can "sabotage"(Its a pretend sabotage, because a real one would be dangerous) areas in the station. If the Nerds cannot fix a sabotage before the timer runs out, the Bullies win. Bullies have to wait five or ten seconds between humiliating a Nerd, otherwise it would be unfair. Players can call an emergency meeting to discuss with the other players if they think someone is acting suspicious or perhaps they saw a player use a vent. Additionally, players can watch cameras that are around the station in the camera room in an attempt to see if something suspect happens.

And so that is Among Us, a game of humiliation created by bored scientists on a space station which we aren't really sure if there's any importance to it. (I'm pretty sure I got everything, but it's possible I could've forgotten a mechanic. )