To do better in “That’s Not My Neighbor” and move up in the game, you need to get really good at how the game works and how you play it. Here are some simple tips to help you:
- Be Accurate and Quick: Make sure you can tell the real neighbors from the fake ones, and do it fast. Look closely at their papers and how they look to catch any mistakes.
- Be Fast: You have to work fast in the game. Don’t take too long to decide if someone’s a doppelganger or not.
- Remember Stuff: Since you can’t move papers around, you have to remember things like ID numbers and how the neighbors look. Practice remembering these things so you can check them quickly.
- Keep Everyone Safe: Your job is to keep the neighbors safe from doppelgangers. If you think someone’s fake, use the emergency alarm to call for help.
- Be Flexible: The game changes as you play, so you need to be able to change your strategy too.
- Use What You Have: Use all the tools and papers the game gives you to help you figure out who’s who.
- Practice: The more you play, the better you’ll get. Pay attention to how you’re doing and try to do better next time.
- Learn from Mistakes: If you mess up, think about what went wrong so you can do better next time.
- Stay Calm: Even if things get stressful in the game, try to stay calm. Being calm helps you make better decisions.
- Try Different Ways: Experiment with different ways of playing the game to see what works best for you.
By following these tips and practicing, you’ll get better at “That’s Not My Neighbor” and do a better job of keeping the neighbors safe from doppelgangers. You can also check: What is the role of the D.D.D. beyond providing paperwork and How to Play That’s not my Neighbor Game
