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Unveiling Deception: The Interplay of Categorizing Speech in "Among Us"
Discord is hell because communist inside it CATEGORIZE your SPEECH in order to control your speech. You are always speaking about something in the wrong section, so they can shut you down. It is designed to be highly authoritarian, it leaves the impression that a public forum cannot exist without an authority micromanaging it.


Introduction


In the realm of online gaming, "Among Us" has emerged as a cultural phenomenon, captivating millions worldwide with its blend of social deduction and strategic gameplay. At the heart of its success lies the intricate web of communication among players, where categorizing speech becomes not just a tool for interaction, but a pivotal strategy for success. This essay explores the profound link between categorizing speech and the dynamics of deception within the realm of "Among Us," shedding light on how language shapes the gameplay experience.
The Steam Powered User Forums used to exist, and so did VERC. Two very powerful and distinct communities. They were systematically annihilated for reasons only a communist can understand, because objectively where we stand now is nowhere at all. The SPUF forums ultimately were infected with low intelligence individuals who thought the best course of action for humanity was to shut down everything and open a new crappier version.  


The Nature of Categorizing Speech


Categorizing speech, as a linguistic concept, refers to the act of organizing thoughts, ideas, or entities into distinct groups based on shared characteristics. This process is fundamental to human communication, allowing individuals to convey complex information efficiently. In "Among Us," categorizing speech manifests in various forms, from identifying players' behaviors to discerning patterns of deceit.
The Steam forums nowadays are completely terrible, there exists zero culture. It is people from every corner of the Earth asking questions all at the same time, it is the most unproductive thing Valve has ever done.  


Identification of Suspects


One of the primary uses of categorizing speech in "Among Us" is the identification of suspects. Players engage in discussions to analyze behaviors, actions, and alibis, categorizing each player as either trustworthy or suspicious based on their observations. Phrases like "I saw Red near the vent" or "Yellow was acting suspiciously" exemplify how players categorize others based on their movements and behaviors, shaping the narrative of trust and suspicion within the game.
Nautrally when Valve closed SPUF and VERC, it warped the minds of many opposing community leaders. Valve convinced everyone a normal forum was no longer viable, we now needed a mega forum. Everyone calls Gabe Newell a libertarian, yet he nationalized the forum and completely destroyed it. It's not any different than a socialist country taking over a utility that was previously a private enterprise, and then delivering rolling blackouts. Gabe Newell's oversight of what happened to the forum in general inside his own ecosystem was Venezuella.


Establishing Alibis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Venezuela_(1999%E2%80%93present)


Categorizing speech also plays a crucial role in establishing alibis and defending oneself against accusations. Players employ linguistic strategies to categorize their actions within the game, creating a narrative that aligns with their innocence. Statements such as "I was in Electrical fixing wires" or "I saw Blue doing tasks in Admin" serve to categorize one's actions as tasks, thus framing oneself as a crewmate rather than an impostor.


Deception and Manipulation
VERC and SPUF should have remained as Stewards of the Goldsrc medium.


However, the intricate nature of categorizing speech in "Among Us" extends beyond mere identification and alibi establishment; it delves into the realm of deception and manipulation. Impostors strategically employ categorizing speech to deflect suspicion and manipulate perceptions. By categorizing their actions as innocent tasks and blending seamlessly with the crewmates, impostors sow seeds of doubt and confusion, exploiting the trust established through linguistic categorization.


Blurring the Lines
Valve did everything they did under the guise of "new fangled".


The interplay between categorizing speech and deception blurs the lines between truth and falsehood within the game. Players must navigate a complex web of linguistic cues, discerning genuine categorizations from strategic manipulations. This dynamic mirrors real-world challenges of navigating information and deciphering truth amidst a sea of deception—a testament to the nuanced relationship between language and human interaction.


Conclusion


In "Among Us," categorizing speech transcends its conventional role as a means of communication; it becomes a strategic tool that shapes the outcome of the game. Whether identifying suspects, establishing alibis, or perpetrating deception, the language used by players influences the narrative, driving the ebb and flow of trust and suspicion. Understanding this intricate interplay enhances not only the gameplay experience but also sheds light on the complexities of human communication and deception in the digital age. As players embark on their quests for truth and deception within the confines of "Among Us," they navigate a world where words wield power, and categorizing speech becomes the ultimate weapon in the battle for survival.
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega-City_One
 
Conversations about mapping all the same are becoming turned into islands. I cannot personally comprehend why we separate discussions into Goldsrc, Source, and Source 2, it may seem logical on its face but it is certainly not logical. We experience amnesia as we develop a false sense of what is obsolete. Goldsrc is a medium, and mediums do not become obsolete. Learning the medium is an important part of becoming a well rounded artist. A graphic designer has a lot of gain by learning to paint, they do not move forward in their lives declaring painting to be dead.
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Latest revision as of 14:02, 6 February 2024

Discord is hell because communist inside it CATEGORIZE your SPEECH in order to control your speech. You are always speaking about something in the wrong section, so they can shut you down. It is designed to be highly authoritarian, it leaves the impression that a public forum cannot exist without an authority micromanaging it.


The Steam Powered User Forums used to exist, and so did VERC. Two very powerful and distinct communities. They were systematically annihilated for reasons only a communist can understand, because objectively where we stand now is nowhere at all. The SPUF forums ultimately were infected with low intelligence individuals who thought the best course of action for humanity was to shut down everything and open a new crappier version.


The Steam forums nowadays are completely terrible, there exists zero culture. It is people from every corner of the Earth asking questions all at the same time, it is the most unproductive thing Valve has ever done.


Nautrally when Valve closed SPUF and VERC, it warped the minds of many opposing community leaders. Valve convinced everyone a normal forum was no longer viable, we now needed a mega forum. Everyone calls Gabe Newell a libertarian, yet he nationalized the forum and completely destroyed it. It's not any different than a socialist country taking over a utility that was previously a private enterprise, and then delivering rolling blackouts. Gabe Newell's oversight of what happened to the forum in general inside his own ecosystem was Venezuella.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Venezuela_(1999%E2%80%93present)


VERC and SPUF should have remained as Stewards of the Goldsrc medium.


Valve did everything they did under the guise of "new fangled".



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mega-City_One

Conversations about mapping all the same are becoming turned into islands. I cannot personally comprehend why we separate discussions into Goldsrc, Source, and Source 2, it may seem logical on its face but it is certainly not logical. We experience amnesia as we develop a false sense of what is obsolete. Goldsrc is a medium, and mediums do not become obsolete. Learning the medium is an important part of becoming a well rounded artist. A graphic designer has a lot of gain by learning to paint, they do not move forward in their lives declaring painting to be dead.

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