#Among us white logo update#

↑ 'Help us break a tie between the team on one of the new colors we're going to add to Among Us in our next update for 15 player lobbies…'.Contrary to what many people believe, the player's color does not affect the chances of them becoming An Impostor.If the player is playing as Fortegreen, then these cosmetics will take the appearance of Red's.

They do not have this ability by default. Three more cosmetics, the Imp-ressive, Lollipop, and Batty, have this ability as well, but only if their 'Crewcolor' variants are selected.These cosmetics include the Mini Crewmate hat, Mini Crewmate pet, and We All Float Here. Some cosmetics change their appearance based on the player's selected color.If the player's selected color ID is anything but a whole number, it will be set to a random value between 0 and 17.Similarly, Cyan was used in a prototype for Among Us, but removed from its original release.During the removal period, it was still officially recognized in the Innersloth Discord server as a custom emoji, and it has since been added back. Tan is the only color that was temporarily removed from Among Us.However, these color IDs result from Fortegreen being Among Us's failsafe color.Fortegreen and Olive are the only colors that cannot be selected in the wardrobe, due to being unused or unavailable.On June 10, 2021, during the Summer Game Fest, a color called Banana was confirmed.On June 8, 2021, a couple days later, Maroon was confirmed as an upcoming color by Innersloth on their official Discord server and Twitter account.On June 3, 2021, Tan's readdition was confirmed by Innersloth on Twitter and Discord, with a trailer.On May 26, 2021, Gray was confirmed to be added by Innersloth on the Discord server and Twitter.They also announced more information to be announced during the Summer Game Fest on June 10. On May 20, 2021, Innersloth confirmed another new color, Rose, on the Discord server and Twitter.After the vote ended, Coral was deemed the winner. On Discord, a tiebreaker vote between Coral and Olive started on April 20, 2021, and ended roughly 28 hours later.Those colors ended up being Maroon, Tan, Banana, Gray, Rose, and Coral. This update was implemented to the game on June 15, 2021. Six new colors were confirmed for a future Among Us update in the Innersloth Discord server.Cyan and Lime were added in version 2019.4.24.There are eight colors that were added after Among Us's initial release.This is so that colorblind people can figure out who killed someone when they witness a kill, or maybe call someone out for being suspicious.ġ8 or more (only in account settings and wardrobe) When enabled, color names are made visible during gameplay and are displayed over their respective character sprites as well as in the chat and during emergency meetings. Since version 2022.6.21, a 'Colorblind Text' option can be toggled in the settings menu. However, it can still be accessed when joining a lobby (appearing as Fortegreen briefly), selecting a color as someone with that color joins, or as a side effect of another bug. Fortegreen was an exception to this rule, as it occupied all IDs of whole numbers above 11, examples being 12 and 100, though as of version 2021.2.21, Fortegreen's color ID was removed from the code, so it can no longer be accessed by ID. Each color also has a unique color ID for example, Red's is 0, and Gray's is 15. Saturated Yellow is a chat visual bug that can not be played as nor seen outside of chat, and is generated when Fortegreen attempts to chat. Fortegreen, is not legitimately playable in-game and causes numerous bugs when played as. The only 2 exception are a saturated Yellow and Fortegreen. The player's selected color does not directly affect gameplay, and only directly affects the player's in-game appearance. Players are able to select between 18 different colors using the wardrobe: Red, Blue, Green, Pink, Orange, Yellow, Black, White, Purple, Brown, Cyan, Lime, Maroon, Rose, Banana, Gray, Tan and Coral.