I made the new Sheriff role 3rd imposter in among us..



I made the new Sheriff role 3rd imposter in among us..

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21 thoughts on “I made the new Sheriff role 3rd imposter in among us..”

  1. There isn’t that many creepy people out there. Some people go their entire lives being reckless and never run into them. You can worry too much about every situation being out of your control. Its the roll of the dice. Its the same as when I am driving on i-294, lots of cars that could kill me at any minute by just veering off a bit. I trust it won’t happen though and also don’t plague myself with the anxiety that comes with the worrying.

    Im not saying don’t be smart and cautious, I’m saying don’t be overly cautious to the point where you miss out on your life.

    Cheers though! Was a funny match :3

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  2. Well… I advise that a child shouldn't have a open Online computer in there room till they're close to 10 years old. And I would seriously advise looking into the Parental Control settings and setting up password protected white lists for them till they get older. Having grown up around a computer and having online access at an early age I can say I never dove into the dark areas of the internet till I more of a teenager. I advise any parent or aspiring parent who wants to be the best in nurturing their offspring needs to able to allow their children to become their own independent person who can function in society. Even though I have no children of my own I interact with my niece and nephews on a regular basis and I play to the tune of what has your parents said about it. And trust me as an Uncle who just wants to play games with my nieces and nephews as much as possible (before I can no longer play games anymore) I find it more important when I'm not babysitting them that they understand I respect whatever their parents have decided todays course of being is today.

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  3. I love Ash' outlook on kids and gaming because honestly ? same same exact experiences shes talking about where I was really young online meeting some of the worst of the worst learning about some dark stuff and if I had kids no way NO WAY would I not be super strict I probably would get them a damn flip phone I kid you not so they couldn't go online on their phone

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  4. i really liked your thoughts on allowing your children to play video games. from elementary school through the middle of high school, i was an avid gamer. i never focused on school and had bad social skills. making sure your kids don’t experience this same thing is very respectful. also there are bad people on the internet. when i was still in elementary school, i remember talking to someone on the internet that i probably shouldn’t have. this person claimed to be a teenage girl (i saw them as just an online friend), and they once said they passed by my school IRL. after many years, i finally realized how much danger i might have been in. very scary situation but happy nothing happened to me.

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  5. It's not too late to go to school if you want to. It might be hard but if you're determined to do so I believe you could absolutely pull off gaming and going to school. On the adjacent, if I may suggest, instead of keeping your children from gaming completely, why not teach them how to navigate gaming and interact with online strangers in a safe and smart way? I personally feel like it's better to prepare children for the world and protect them by teaching them how to protect themselves rather than simply protecting them from everything and keeping them from learning how to deal with situations. That's not to say safety measures shouldn't be implemented at all, but I think they should be like safety wheels when someone is first learning to ride a bike. That isolated RUST server sounds like a great idea to begin with. From experience I feel like like coddling the people you want to protect too much can have an adverse affect where they won't know how to function or deal with things own their own when they're older and are held responsible for their own actions.

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  6. I think informing your children about internet safety and privacy is better than limiting their usage. When they grow up, a limited child will ask for more freedom, while an informed one will know their boundaries. Of course, it's not a black or white scenario, but limiting too much someone's freedom can bounce back when they're actually free

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  7. Rules for children gaming are really important. Never should they put gaming over school. But being too strict harms them in a lot of ways, too. I met bad people on the internet. But I also met friends I am still friends with after more than a decade. One of my best friends is a person I met online who lied to his mum to come over and participate in one of our in-person gaming sessions back then. Now he's got a kid and is doing amazing and we still play games whenever he got time for it.

    Protecting children is very important but overdoing it will definitely harm them more than it does them any good is my tl;dr here

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  8. Ash start kids out slow with space cadet pinball and hover, then you can move them into storyline games and racing games. Oh and no computer in their room until they are in their teens.

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  9. I totally agree with the not having a pc in your kids room thing and I would limit their game time. As a kid my parents were very lenient and so I was never told or made to go outside and they bought me pretty much every console and we had a pc in the living room back when win98 was new and after that I lost my life to games. Between games and having unchecked ADD I just barely barely passed highschool and I sure as hell didn’t do college.

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  10. That's a mum right there. But eventually, we can't protect them from everything and they will have to learn by themselves who they are, who and what to trust or not, and have their own mistakes to learn from. Nevertheless, I "mostly" agree with her on games šŸ˜› Games are fun but there are other fun things in life that gets you less hooked on a chair all day long.

    Thanks for all the great content Ash n friendz !!

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