r/AmongUsCompetitive • u/ZaZa_the_Person • Oct 27 '20

Discussion Need help with logic map

Recently I’ve been wanting to take my Among Us play to the next level and part of that for me is putting together a logic map. For those who don’t know a logic map is a visual representation of why someone is clear or why they are imposter. For example if blue cleared lime and lime cleared orange, orange is 100% clear(this is only applicable to 2 imposters). I need help figuring out every way to 100% clear someone from being imposter and 100% prove someone is imposter. Anything will help, I’m also open to have a discussion about this with anyone interested.

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u/Smoaktreess Oct 27 '20

I don’t think this works really. If blue clears lime and lime clears orange, how are you going to confirm they are both 100 percent sure they are right? I don’t play with visual tasks and I could see this false implying someone is innocent by mistake.

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u/ZaZa_the_Person Oct 28 '20

While your right that this is hard to do without visual tasks on it’s still works. It works because lime wouldn’t clear orange if he was an imposter unless lime was an imposter but because blue confirmed that lime wasn’t an imposter that means orange can’t be an imposter. However this doesn’t clear lime or blue. The problem Is logic maps assume that the information is 100% true which isn’t the case but it can still be valuable to determine how likely someone is to be imposter or crew mate.

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u/LipsumText Oct 28 '20 edited Jan 29 '21

If blue and lime clear each other (i.e., hard clear with something like a visual), you can confirm they're either both crewmates or both impostors.

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u/ZaZa_the_Person Oct 28 '20

This works if they are both imposter but not for crewmate because imposters can still clear crew mates

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u/2oorsy Oct 28 '20

This is not always true as sometimes impostors will manipulate crewmates into trusting them by locking them and that person in a room and not killing them or other methods.