#Tasks in among us how to

As a sign of this task's infamy, when the game was given achievements, completing the 'Swipe Card' task on your first try was considered noteworthy enough to unlock an achievement called 'IMPOSSIBLE TASK' as the only achievement thus far based around completing a certain task.

#Tasks in among us how to

Once you get the speed right, it's easy to get locked into a pattern for how to spin it.

In a console-exclusive subversion, 'Swipe Card' is decidedly easier in the Nintendo Switch release, as instead of the speed of the swipe being based on how fast you swipe your mouse or finger, the card speed is controlled by how fast you spin your control stick.

Fortunately, it seems to be a bit more forgiving than the task version, but still an unwelcome mechanic when you're locked in the hall with a potential Impostor.

Perhaps one of the worst parts about this task is that it is required to open doors on the Airship map, meaning Crewmates will have to spend long periods of time opening each door.

It isn't uncommon for it to take at least three to five attempts to complete the Swipe Card task and particularly egregious examples on YouTube can reach double-digit attempts before completion! Weirdly enough, this task is much easier on mobile, presumably changed to account for a touch screen being less sensitive than a mouse, but the Polus weather node task isn't adjusted at all. It's difficult to find the middle ground where it doesn't complain about it being 'Too Fast' or 'Too Slow' - and if you don't pull the card all the way, you get a 'Bad Read'.

The 'Swipe Card' task in the Admin room is incredibly finicky and deceptively simple.

It turns out that Among Us has many annoying tasks.