Tiehyden

Tiehyden is a term used in the context of the game "Among Us," a multiplayer game developed by InnerSloth. The term refers to a specific strategy or behavior where a player pretends to be dead or disconnected from the game, typically to mislead other players or to gain an advantage. This behavior is often used by impostors to confuse the crewmates and to avoid detection.

Tiehyden can be executed in various ways, such as turning off the player's microphone and camera, or using a "dead body" to create the illusion of being disconnected. The term "tiehyden" is derived from the French phrase "tirer le rideau," which translates to "pull the curtain," a reference to the act of closing the game window to simulate being disconnected.

The use of tiehyden is generally considered unfair and against the spirit of the game, as it can disrupt the gameplay experience for other players. The developers of Among Us have implemented measures to detect and penalize players who use tiehyden, such as banning them from the game. Despite these efforts, tiehyden remains a common tactic used by some players.