So, you wanna learn how to play Among Us? Well, don't worry, I got you covered. With these three basic Among Us tips, you'll be a pro in no time.

The first tip is to know the differences between the different weapons in the game. Even though you'll get to create your own custom characters, you can't make them faster than the other classes. All classes have their ups and downs. Let's go over them.

Red: Fast

This is the all-around fastest class. They have the highest healing ability and their attacks, melee and archery, hit the hardest. They have a massive range of options to choose from.

Blue: Medium

Their ability to fire arrows and weapons makes them good at both long-ranged and close-ranged combat. They have fast access to powerful attacks and you can dodge their attacks using their cape. They also have the largest set of spells.

Green: Support

In contrast to the other classes, these guys do very little. They have no attacks and rely on other classes for their speed and attack power.

Imposter: Very weak

Their abilities to attack, cast spells, and use skills have very little range and low health. They can only perform minor healing and other very basic functions like move to a new spot.

Strategy: The Best Way To Beat All Of Them Is To Try And Defeat All Of Them.

The weak classes are a pretty poor strategy for winning games against even a great player. In fact, I would argue that the only real strategy to beating these classes is to defeat all of them on your first playthrough. This will take a long time and can get you pretty riled up. Don't worry though, because you won't get riled up.

How to memorize your times tables:

Do you remember the days of zero multiplication? Well, try times tables. Zero multiplication is simple; you just multiply and subtract the numbers in a column. With the proper technique, you can even memorize all 12 times tables in under an hour.

The strategy is to slowly work your way up to the harder times tables until you can do them in your sleep. Eventually, you'll reach the harder levels.

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