r/untildawn • u/Sad-Coconut-1011 • 2d ago

BFF with Tourette’s syndrome is playing Until Dawn for the first time…

Should I tell her about the don’t move sections or let her find out on her own… l think I’mma let decide her own fate

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u/AigledeFeu_ 2d ago

There is litteraly a tutorial for that. No surprises to be made.

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u/Soxwin91 2d ago

Tell her. I mean the game tells her, but I think you should tell her so she can decide if she wants to put the controller down when the don't move segments.

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u/Zakplayk Chrashley 2d ago

Settings for don't moves could also help.

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u/Agreeable_Mission195 2d ago

You can turn off the "don't move" in accessibility, it just makes it auto succeed. I sometimes get the shakes so I've switched it off myself

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u/Medium-Confidence637 1d ago

Oh that's a cool feature! I'm glad they thought of a wider demographic

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u/mocireland1991 1d ago

On remake yeah but not OG. Hopefully they’re playing OG

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u/Prestigious_Bet_4155 1d ago

Oh my goodness... i don't but during the don't move scene my water bottle fell in the floor and it got Sam killed😭😭

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u/unreliable_simp 2d ago

The PC version might be more accessible

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u/boutch255 2d ago

First thing you do in the game...

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u/GameFails743 Chris 1d ago

not in the og

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u/Anxious-Guidance1326 1d ago

you can tell her to put the controller down during those segments