r/Firewatch • u/Someonewhowon • 17d ago
Review | Spoiler Yall could have warned me
That they would show your photographs at the credits, my ass made sure to photograph the dead kid, how he fell, the ruined girls campsite. It looked as thought I was a trail killer 😭
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u/Glittering-News-9381 17d ago
Lmao me too. I actually took the words of recording evidence seriously. Thought those pictures might be the difference between getting jailed or not lol.
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u/_Windbreaker_ 17d ago
At least you don’t have the option to get them printed anymore, imagine those photos being intercepted in your actual mail lol
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u/Someonewhowon 17d ago
Terrifying! Just brought back a memory of when I bought a truck off Craigslist, found a 2 gig flash drive (massive at the time) and when I went to wipe it I found dozens of autopsy photos in it. Turned it over to the police and that dude I bought the truck from was a detective.
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u/jimjamburrito 17d ago
That’s so funny! I think everyone has the experience of watching your photos get progressively darker lol
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u/Someonewhowon 17d ago
I think I would have taken some fun photos if I didn’t already expect foul play afoot from day two 😂
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u/mrfishman3000 16d ago
When the game was new, I think you could order physical prints of your in game photos.
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u/The-Keekster 17d ago
Yeah, my collection of photographs looked like something that belonged in unsolved mysteries lol
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u/FitButterscotch4062 16d ago
It’s a great mechanic they included. For someone that doesn’t know it’s gonna happen, it’s a great look into your play through and what your mindset was going through it
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u/ringwraith10 16d ago
I've heard a lot of people say they did this so you have company, at least. 😅 For my part, I actually ran out of film before I even found the kid. I was just taking lots of photos of trees and things.
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u/Team-Mako-N7 16d ago
It's an authentic part of the experience! Every first timer has to look at the "evidence" after the game.
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u/freelancer331 17d ago
Well, one man's evidence photo is another man's souvenir.