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The text is a transcript of a video game commentary by a French streamer named Gotaga. He is playing Among Us, a multiplayer game where players have to find out who are the impostors among them. The impostors can kill other players and sabotage the tasks. The text covers several rounds of the game, where Gotaga and his friends try to figure out who are the impostors and vote them out. Gotaga is sometimes an impostor and sometimes a crewmate. He narrates his actions, reactions, suspicions, and strategies throughout the game. He also interacts with other players through voice chat or voting screen. He expresses his emotions, such as excitement, frustration, surprise, or satisfaction, depending on the outcome of each round. He also makes jokes, references, and compliments to his friends. The text is full of slang, abbreviations, typos, and misspellings, which reflect the informal and spontaneous nature of the commentary.
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- The text is a transcript of a video game commentary, possibly from Among Us, a multiplayer game where players try to identify impostors among them.
- The commentator is playing as an impostor and tries to deceive the other players by lying, accusing, and manipulating them.
- The commentator manages to kill several players and win the game with his partner Henry, who is also an impostor.
- The commentator expresses his excitement, satisfaction, and amusement throughout the game, especially when he makes a good play or fools the other players.
- The commentator uses informal language, slang, abbreviations, and interjections to communicate with the other players and the audience.
Here are the facts numbered and formatted as short sentences:
1. The text is a transcript of a video game commentary.
2. The game is possibly Among Us, where players try to identify impostors.
3. The commentator is an impostor who deceives the other players.
4. The commentator wins the game with his partner Henry, also an impostor.
5. The commentator is excited, satisfied, and amused by his performance.
6. The commentator uses informal language, slang, abbreviations, and interjections.