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I've never had a bend time / non-lethal (sleep dart) count as a kill....
As for Granny Rags in the Flooded District, choking her out only counts as a kill if you do it too soon. After burning the cameo, if you hide and wait for her to blink around the area looking for you, you can chokd her out and it won't count as a kill. The bug where it used to always count as a kill has been fixed with v1.7.
There are about a dozen ways that unconscious bodies can die. If they fall from a ledge or rooftop; if you drop them from an elevated position; if something drops on them; if a nearby explosion is too close; if a door closes on their head; if the body falls into water or even a shallow pool; just to name a few. (And just for clarification, being eaten by rats is not one of the reasons.)
Oh, and putting an unconscious body in a dumpster is ok but, if a guard or civilian walks close to it, they will hear the guy snoring and will be alerted.
As gamertaboo mentioned, the mission objective to kill the Torturer is often taken too literally. You do have the option to just choke him out and satisfy the objective.
One thing that could ruin a Clean Hands achievement is during the interim mission after the High Overseer Campbell, Havelock asks you to check the sewers, where there are two weepers, If you kill either one, that will negate the Clean Hands achievement. You may not realize it however because there's no mission stats screen to show the kill, but it still counts against you.
FYI, it's perfectly ok to kill wolfhounds, river krusts, rats and hagfish. None of them will count as a kill.
In my experience, all of that is incorrect. I've had each of those count against me.
You can test the "rats" issue easily in mission 5 (Lady Boyles Party), In between the Boyle Mansion and the apartment building is a guard on his patrol, Choke him out and carry him the end of the railing. Drop him and walk straight ahead towards the back of the apt building. That will trigger rats to swarm around the corner at you. Escape the rats and they will move to the unconscious body you laid down. They eat him and his is certainly dead. Continue through the mission with NO KILLS. At the end of mission stats screen you will see zero kills. This can be tested on most missions but not all.
As for the Wolfhounds, River Krusts, Rats and Hagfish... Those cannot possibly have counted as kill against you.
* To test whether these actions affect the achievements or not, I set up a second account, played a fresh game and was very thorough. My test results are accurate.
-I believe Wolfhounds might have counted (not the other animals, that's why I removed them from your quote) though I cannot remember. I could have sworn I also read that in the FAQ, I'll go check.
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I was wrong about wolfhounds. This PCgamer Ad wasn't where I originally had read this, it was at Dishonored.com or something like that but when I go there now, it seems to have changed for Dishonored 2. Either way, if an unconcious body dies somehow, it counts against the player. I've had every type happen, I've fallen into water while carrying an unconcious, I've left them near rats, I've left them on the edge of roofs and they've fallen. They all have counted as a kill against me. I can prove this further if need be.
The only thing I can think of is that maybe you left a body near rats and it disappeared before being eaten. I see bodies disappear all the time, and I don't know how that would work exactly.
Rats consuming unconscious bodies does NOT count against you. Bethesda themselves said so in a video interview and it has been posted several times in these threads.
Putting an unconscious body into the water drowns them as does knocking a live NPC into the water. That is unrelated as you DO those things. NOT DOING things don't count against you. Unless you were supposed to do them in the first place. :D
The only scoring bug that I'm aware of that has never been fixed is the shadow kill/bodies found end of mission report card. Yesterday I KIA 11 Overseer's in Campbell's HQ Mission with shadow kill powers and my EOM report card said all 11 had been found. :D
That the game bloggers have never updated their earlier pieces is probably the reason why there is so much continued myth about this game and why the same threads are repeated ad-nauseam. People google Dishonored and get info from 2012 and no bug fixes.
@ gamertaboo
Much of the information we see on gamer sites comes second or third-hand. It wouldn't be the first time they got something wrong. From a TV commercial ... "I saw it on the Internet. They can't put anything on the Internet that isn't true." :D
As I mentioned, you can easily test this out yourself. Naturally occurring rat swarms are always found in in missions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. Give it a try.
Note: One area of confusion could stem from a similar condition that does indeed count against you as a kill. It happens when an unconscious body is eaten by a rat swarm that you summoned with your powers.