I have won Secret Hitler three times as Hitler. People are quick to trust me because they know I hate lying, and the people who know I am decent at lying look to my fiancée to see if she is trusting me - which means i only have to work to fool one person at the table.

Whenever I play with other autistic people the game tends to just become a discussion of probabilities and game theory, to the detriment of all non-autistic people at the table. I’m always having a blast though.

My general vibe is too mischievous on a surface level to win most of the time. I’m very easily amused and my eyebrows move too much.

I’m able to win when people are actually trying to play the game and not just be fucking around. Like everyone agrees that Blue was seen venting or killing someone; but then they all vote to space Green because “fUnNi.”

It’s why I really hate these games. Any game where the rules are enforced by the players themselves fucking suck, unless you’re physically in the same room.

I had a slow stalky strategy in Among Us. I’d take my time and cause distractions. If the crew could focus on getting tasks done, they’d beat me by time.

I’d also vouch for other players if I saw them do a visible task (get scanned, clear asteroids, whatever.) Doing so often ingratiated them to me, so they’d think I was also crew

A lot of players were super suspicious, glad to airlock people in a hurry. Waiting for the crew to thin themselves out informed [my] slow strategy.