Cluedo, but we always know who the killer Is 

Clearly it's an amnesia arc They forgot they ever did the crime

even weirder is that nobody knows where the murder happened.

@@lunaticsolis "so we found a dead body" "Where?" "Idk, just found it"

@@suffering9481 average among us game

I'm pretty sure that, canonically, the murderer's character is intentionally spewing out incorrect theories to throw off their scent. If they accuse themselves, then they're choosing to confess to the crime and get a more lenient sentence.

True true

He’s the Pikmin4 of the group

and prpsecutor will be von karma

I mean... there IS a reason why Kevin isn't playing with them. He'd figure out a way to do a Genocide Run of Cluedo

@@competitiveracist9055 Your grammar is terrible.

In this case a rope's edge

*wrist noises*

It's clearly due to delicious yorkshire tea

Indeed my fine fellow

Is your throat fixed yet your cough sounds painful 😂😂 did anikan do that to you when you were a youngling

Goddamnit von karma, not again

That’s not how you’re supposed to play the game!

I love these "Von Karma, no!" memes lmao

"We make the rope at the CHEMICAL FACTORY!"

Everyone is suspicious of the British man with a rope. Sounds like people have finally learned from the days of Jack the Ripper.

Alternative title: Everybody assumes that RT getting off involves a rope and might have a risk of being fatal

While talking about how barbeque chicken can be a full meal for one entire day

it's for bedtime pleasures and you wouldnt do that in the hallway

Do you blame them? I'd be deathly curious to know how you make a rope perfectly balanced too!

Don't kinkshame

@Шляпа Безумная Oh good, you were thinking about sex

*gets flashbacks to my r* Was I want die a call for help all along?

No wonder Kevin hasn't said much in the past weeks. He's bing held hostage :o

@@competitiveracist9055 you are very funny, everyone likes you and wants you to keep commenting

"You see, it was me in the drawing room with the lead piping!" "Von karma no!"

The real killer was Von Karma, with a gun, in the CHEMICAL FACTORY!!!

True

@@mavisseafoam von karma, no!

@@mavisseafoam *Records Room

Its not the experience that will help him, its his attorneys badge

literally my thoughts

I mean, reverend green’s jacket looks a *lot* like gumshoe’s

this badge proves that i am, in fact, a lawyer

And madwomen

@@bluethelucario6194 and 3/4 ate English

1 Irishman lol

At least it's better to call them Irish than to call the Irishman, British

If it's only Clue in the US, that's very much like the US.

I was very confused by the title

I mean, a lot of countries in south america is called "clue" too

I wonder why they decided to name it cluedo elsewhere

Cluedo here in Australia

VON KARMA NO!

Mwahahhaha, and my fingerprints were not on the rope, because I removed them in the chemical factory! What will you do now Reverend Green?

IT WAS I WHO USED THE ROPE!

the rope has no fingerprints, it worked at the chemical factory

would you rather put salt on your cheerios or be barred from creating unholy combinations?

@@panicattack8284 put salt on cheerios of course. It cant be as bad as getting the salt and sugar mixed up when having tea.

my grandmother once put salt on her ice cream

If you think that's bad...I once accidentally put oregano in my oatmeal instead of cinnamon

@@dusklunistheumbreon wait, how did you mess that up!?

I dunno about sounds like you’re trying to shift the blame and get away with this murder

Its a game. Its terrible rl, but this is just good fun.

and the detectives are so incompetent they cant tell a stab wound from a bullet wound from a blunt blow to the head etc etc

sometimes this actually does happen.

But remember that all of them are suspects. They all know that one of them is the culprit, they just don’t know who. In that case, it makes a bit more sense, considering you don’t want to share evidence with a suspect and if the killer finds out you have incriminating evidence you could be killed as well.

"I know how to cook!" followed by "I don't own salt"

I know, vegan food can be bland but how do you cook without salt

I have no idea why, I mean I can understand not having sugar if you're not into baking or something, but salt? How?

Vegan here! Sugar is often made with bone char so we have to get specific brands! No clue about the salt though.

@@person5949 oh. We don't use that method in my country so never had to worry about it

Sorry looks like you got eliminated from this round you were close though! Um... I mean shoot that was way far off! Von Karma? We all know it was Edgeworth with the gun in the rowboat! (C'mon let me reach my turn!)

Von Karma, no!

@@KatanaDen ….

isnt that just among us?

@@snivysaur0000 there was a game called “velvet sunset” I think.

@@snivysaur0000 Well no cause you dont kill anyone else. And its in board game format

@@adamc4867 And among us in board game format is really just a simplified version of Werewolf

@@Bubbly_Dragon Town of Salem as well

so among us

@@crowsandghosts And any older long lasting games, that did almost the exact same. Down to old playground games.

I've never played it myself, but I'm pretty sure this is how it works. It's actually a pretty complicated game: At the start of the game, three cards are put into the middle: a character, a weapon, and a room. The goal of the game is to correctly accuse the right character with the right weapon in the right room as the crime. Each player gets three cards, pretty sure it's a character, a weapon, and a room, just like the cards in the centre. Play begins with a player going to a room and making a suggestion (not an accusation) of what the crime could have been. Odds are pretty damn good that they got something wrong in their suggestion - it could be the wrong character, the wrong weapon, the wrong room or any combination of the above. If anyone has a card matching one of your suggestion's aspects, they can show you their card and you know that it couldn't have been the card they showed you - and of course this applies to the cards you hold as well. Weirdly enough, you can suggest and accuse yourself - and if you're right, you still win. An example probably helps. Let's say that the crime was Colonel Mustard with the Rope in the Hall (for the lulz). My cards are Professor Plum with the Revolver in the Kitchen, and your cards are Miss Scarlet with the Candlestick in the Lounge. Right off the bat, I know that the murderer can't be Plum, the weapon can't be the Revolver, and the room can't be the Kitchen, because those are my cards and thus they're not the cards in the middle. I don't know what your or anyone else's cards are at the start of the game. To try to narrow down what the crime is, I suggest it's Miss Peacock with the Lead Pipe in the Lounge. Since one of your cards is the Lounge, you are obligated to privately show me that card - and now I know that the room can't be the Kitchen or the Lounge. If another player had Miss Peacock or the Lead Pipe, they can't show me their card after you've shown me the Lounge - only one part of the suggestion can be disproven at once. Note that I'd have to be in the Lounge to make this suggestion, and Miss Peacock's token gets moved here as well as the players of the game take on certain characters. Play continues until someone makes an accusation and then checks the cards in the middle - if you're right, you show everyone the cards in the middle and you win; if you're wrong you put the cards back in the middle without revealing their contents. If you made a wrong accusation you may no longer move your token or make suggestions or accusations, but must still show cards to disprove suggestions from other players.

@@Yeldren THANK YOU

Yeldren - minor correction: after the three cards, one of each type, are placed in the center, the remaining cards are shuffled together, so players can get any number of any type of card. There’s more rooms than any other category, so it’s highly likely you end up with multiple room cards. In the first game, RT had three room cards (you can tell by his notebook crossing through the cards he owned). The other players get the leftover cards, so if there’s less than 6 players, you’re getting more than 3 cards.

@@Yeldren Minor add-n: Pay attention to what _other_ players ask for, because if they ask another player for something that you have two components of, and the other player shows them something, you know it's the third component and can cross it off your own list. You can also ask after cards you know other players cannot possibly have, since they're in your hand, but this is better saved for when you're trying to narrow down things at the end.

Wait, wrong game

That's why professionals have standards

The Monopoly Man incidents have ended, now Wheels is at large.

Localized names are _fun!_

@@syweb2 in america it's localized names are _gun!_

You don't have a clue how to play it

*laugh track*

Same...

When I played clue, there weren’t that many boxes on the paper. Why is the chart so big? What do the checks vs X’s vs lines mean? What are the figures at the top of the chart? Why do they have three bubbles underneath them? What?

@@am3thysts line means somone has that card, x means they didnt have that card and check means that person has that card. The chart itself is bigger because you are tracking every single action someone is sugesting. The figures at the top relate to the players p1, p2, p3 and so on. The bubbles on a item or preson or place means that you believe it could be that person place or thing.

Or flower crowns! Or maybe even friendship neckties!

@@competitiveracist9055 damn, this guy's gone pro.

"Supernintendo Chalmers"

isn’t that just every game of cluedo

@@genesisera8364 yep, can confirm Most games just have us with no clue who did it

I never understood that. Why would they not know where the body was

Wait what?

Correction: Cluedo, a game where accusing yourself of murder is one of the most effective strategies for some reason

Nobody does tbf

If you've ever seen the movie, then you'd know that the ineptitude of the characters knows no bounds. They didn't realize that the dead body, wasn't actually dead.