u/amethyst-big-dumb

ik fandom wikis suck but the only alternative for carnage rn is the trello which.. also sucks. actually it kinda sucks worse imo. fandom wikis can be edited by anyone, and i think 90% of the misinfo new players learn comes from there... so, since they can be edited by anyone, it would be cool if people who know a LOT about the game could start cleaning it up a bit. i've been trying to, but i don't think i really know enough to write comprehensive articles yet, and theres barely any other active(??) editors right now. again i know fandom wikis suck but it could be the only decent resource until they (or someone else) make a miraheze or wiki.gg or whatever so like..

i was spectating a game after i got executed. as i was spectating, i witnessed The Murder. this one girl went into this guys dorm, chased him out, then stabbed him. then her accomplice came out and mopped up the blood while she cleaned herself up. alright. but then he dropped the mop there. okay whatever... except this was area 2. the static poison area. and one of them took the poison.

if they had just done this in a spot where they couldve hidden the mop, or set up a scene that looked like they were attacked, or tried to find a bloodbag (im pretty sure one was even mm) or ANYTHING, they could have framed it as him poisoning himself and it wouldve been the easiest trial of all time for them. of course since they didnt do that, they got accused immediately.

this was awful. they were SO CLOSE to a perfect murder. i dont remember if the mop drops automatically or not, but if it doesnt, that makes it even worse. HE COULDVE DROPPED IT IN HIS DORM!!!!! take this as a good lesson of how not to do an accomplice murder. at least it was somewhat thought through, if it was a bigger server they probably couldve still gotten away with it... but there were only 4 of them lol

i've had my hesh anc headphones for probably around 2 years now. at first, the battery could last for almost 24 hours as advertised, but now, they die within 4-ish? hours. i do use them pretty constantly, and the anc is always on, but even then, that kind of deterioration within 2 years is weird to me (especially since it felt kind of spontaneous, it only got THIS bad over the past few months even tho nothing changed in how i use them). this doesn't seem new either - i saw someone who apparently didn't even use anc that consistently experience this. sooo does anyone ELSE experience this? i doubt there's a fix besides replacing the batteries, but advice is appreciated anyway