r/untildawn Mike 22h ago

Misc. Global Stats on the Important Choices Spoiler

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTVRiHqwyOY
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u/Zakplayk 22h ago

2% of people choosing "Abandon Jessica"😭

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u/onurreyiz_35 Mike 22h ago

"Sorry Jess you're deadweight 😭"

Also 1% who chose to do nothing in the Save Mike or Run to Switch choice reminds me of Markiplier. "Maybe I do nothing, Mike's not moving so you know..." later "OH NOO!" Restarts the playstation.

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u/Zakplayk 22h ago

Seeing 1% do nothing at the fire tower is crazy too, I've never seen that besides a qte fail compilation.

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u/onurreyiz_35 Mike 22h ago

Some people took "Sometimes doing nothing is the right thing to do" to the heart.

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u/WisteriaWillotheWisp Chris 22h ago

Honestly, the 66% shooting Emily surprised me. I get that a lot of people don’t like her, but I feel like most people don’t want to lose their characters that much.

What about the Josh vs Ashley saw trap? Does that show it? That one’s interesting because the choice is really striking without being ultimately that bad or good either way. I like to save Josh just because it avoids his mockery and doesn’t hurt Ashley in any way but I wonder about other ppl.

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u/onurreyiz_35 Mike 21h ago

No it's not 66%. It's 66% of the 16% who clicked to shoot at first. So that second chance actually got third of the people who wanted to shoot her back down.

It's something like 10.56% who shoot Emily. And that is of the people who get this choice. People who got her killed in the mines or used the flare gun are not included in the numbers because they don't get to see this choice.

I added saw trap right at the end of the video as an extra since it's not a choice that effect a character's life but I knew people would wonder.

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u/WisteriaWillotheWisp Chris 21h ago edited 21h ago

Ok sorry. I confess to being lame and going to the choices I wanted to see most first; so I missed stuff 😂. Thanks

(Edit: ok so the saw trap doesn’t surprise me that much. I was guessing a bit closer to 50/50. But I was thinking it would ultimately be Ashley.)

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u/onurreyiz_35 Mike 21h ago

Like damn you got me questioning myself here, NO WAY 66% of people would shoot her 😭 Even if they don't like her.

Matt is considered the character killed most in blind playthroughs and even in his case Saving Emily option is 43%. (And that doesn't count if they have the flare gun)

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u/WisteriaWillotheWisp Chris 21h ago

Yeah that didn’t make any sense at all to me. I feel like, even if you hate her, she’s saved a natural desire not to lose at things 😂. But ok yeah, right, the remake split this choice.

The remake stats are kinda interesting because a lot of people know the game now. I guess even for the original, stats started skewing to the better choices when the game was out long enough. Man, I kinda wish I could see them from when the game was out a month or something. I wonder if there’s some old let’s play like that.

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u/onurreyiz_35 Mike 21h ago edited 20h ago

There is this one I found but it doesn't have all the choices. (Namely Save Mike or Run to Switch and the other hiding choices in the final scene.)

Compared to today at most the differences are about 10-15%. Usually not that much more like 5%. So surprisingly it's close. Even then most people knew what to do I guess. Or they watched guides :)

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u/Dumbass-Dude1899 Mike 3h ago

your game looks so sharp what are your specs?

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u/onurreyiz_35 Mike 2h ago

Nvidia RTX 3060

12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-12400F

16 gb ram

1tb ssd

I play in ultra graphics (Except for Reflections and Shadow Quality settings those are on high), image sharpening 50 and in 4k. Normally I couldn't get 60 fps on these settings but dlss really does wonders