to be honest, establishing that Kaitlyn is amazing with the gun in the beginning and then having her ~never use it properly~ the whole game was  kinda underwhelming
I loved the game even though there's quite a bunch of loose ends and such, and I'd still like to see more

Max saying: "this better have a great fucking ending" is so meta considering what happens right after

I totally thought Jacob being at fault for not being able to leave would lead to a huge conflict but instead they did absolutely nothing with him lol

56:26 THANK YOU that's what I've been saying the whole time! All the cop had to do was say "hey, I'm Chris Hackett's brother, I can tell you he is helping our other brother with something and will be out all night so you wouldn't be getting in, instead I'm gonna suggest you head to a hotel and here us the one I recommend" see? Totally plausible, has enough provable to be believable and would give them a reason to not want to go there until the next day

When silas's mother put blood on her face, I don't think she was making a curse, I think she was doing what the hunters were doing, putting Silas's blood on her face to mask her human scent

Instead of the podcast at the end I wish it was Emma's vlog explaining what happened to everyone post game

So the thing with not removing whatever stabbed you isn't precisely because you might make the wound bigger (although that is the case with serrated objects), it's more on the line that the object stabbing you is also keeping the wound closed, if you'd remove the knife you'd lose blood at an alarmingly faster rate.
Fun facts keep you safe in kinfe fights!

I really wanted Gab to let Ryan stab Bobby back, the dialogue is so funny. “You stabbed me?! DAD!”😂

The implication for Silas is so sad to me. He's a "feral" child. So, did Eliza find a neglected child and never help him and she put him in a cage? Or did she just neglect her own child to the point that he became feral?? Either way she put her child in a cage in a traveling show

Poor Caleb. I mean, the boy literally just tried to save another kid and then ended up being responsible for a whole slew of deaths including much of his family.

Dude, seeing Dylan die was heartbreaking q_q like this boy went through so freaking much AND he is my favorite so I might be biased but damn

My question is what happened to Jacobs leg? He got his leg stuck in a bear trap but walked out of the basement after the door unlocked like nothing was wrong!

Jacob half naked, vulnerable in the woods, just crying, not knowing what to do...it's a mood and I'm feeling it 😄

Considering how Quarry was being referred to as Until Dawns spiritual successor I was totally expecting a Police interrogation at the end. Having a podcast fits the context of Quarry, but to me it just felt drawn out at points.

Aside from that though the game was Remarkable, and the best one we’ve gotten since Until Dawn.

So, fun fact, as a wildlife rehabber and vet tech, I did see a bear who didn't go into hibernation. They loose all their hair and do look very spookily like what you would imagine a werewolf looking like.

Even tho Gabs didn’t save everyone, I LOVED her yolo energy for this run through. Super authentic and just having fun to explore the possible story lines. This was so fun! Can’t wait for the other play throughs coming soon!

The biggest question the game leaves me with is... if the camp was for 2 months, what did they do during the full moon at camp time? Hmm...

Yes, as a nurse who has worked in the ER, you should always leave the knife in if you get stabbed. It slows down the bleeding and acts like a "plug". The infection you could get from a dirty blade is far less dangerous than the bleeding. And remember folks, if you get shot, same thing! Plug that hole with whatever you have (cloth preferably) and apply pressure. And if you're gonna put on a turniquet on an arm or a leg, always put it on where you only have one bone on the inside like an upper arm or thigh. Even if the gunshot wound is on your hand or foot.

I've only known Dylan for less then a week but I would absolutely die for him lol

I think the big thing that differentiates this from Until Dawn is it's more about the variety and paths to the end, as there are actually many events and actions that can really change the story and how the characters interact with each other throughout, than it is about the big finale of the ending, though I can see how that could be disappointing to some. But for me I really enjoy what they did with this game. And Yes, I will be back for subsequent playthroughs!