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Yeah I did, I read up on the choices and got the impression it didn't count for the evidence part.
Yeah, I thought I did rewind both of those fully though. Maybe I messed up. :/
Ohhhhhhhhhh. I thought it meant leaving evidence of your snooping. Thanks.
Then how come at the end, it said most players didn't discover the evidence? Are you are really that incurious?
Opening the cupboard probably has consequences because the cameras catch Max opening them, unless you rewind
I don't know about other people, but I got all the info and left no evidence http://i.imgur.com/6fLANE6.jpg
You can see all the camera feeds in the house and I don't think there was one for the garage. Also, if there was, not leaving evidence wouldn't even be an option.
Also, if that's the case, why is it enough to not let the files lie on the floor, to get the "you didn't leave any evidence" ending? I'm pretty sure Max on video would count as proof she was there...
No evidence means David thinks his cameras are secret and his files haven't been rifled through. Max being in the basement isn't suspicious by itself. All she does is pick up some tools.
I'll keep that in mind for my current run, and I'll be sure to rewind first. :)
Isn't that Max we see in the background?!